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Mainstay Bar Stools & Folding Chairs Lawsuit Overview

Cheyenne Industries Inc. has recalled nearly 800,000 Cheyenne Products Mainstay folding metal padded chairs and bar stools sold at Walmart stores nationwide. The company received at least 41 reports of incidents where the weld connecting the legs to the bottom of the chair broke, resulting in 19 injuries. The recall affects multiple styles of metal folding chairs and bar stools with padded seats upholstered in vinyl or microfiber sold under the Mainstay brand name.

Latest Mainstay Bar Stools & Folding Chairs Lawsuit Updates

2021-2024 – Legal experts continue to investigate injury claims related to recalled Mainstay chairs and stools, as detailed in recent reports [1].

CPSC Reports and Statistics

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced on May 19, 2021, a recall of approximately 795,000 Mainstay folding metal padded chairs and barstools sold exclusively at Walmart from January 2014 to April 2021, due to a fall hazard. The CPSC reported:

41 incidents of the weld connecting the legs to the bottom of the chair breaking.

19 injuries resulting from these failures, including:

• 4 reports of fractures.
• 1 report of a torn ligament.
• 14 other injuries.
  Cheyenne Products, the manufacturer, received these reports before going out of business; consumers are now advised to discard the products as no remedy is available. As of March 16, 2025, no widespread lawsuits tied to this recall are confirmed, though legal firms are investigating potential claims for affected consumers seeking compensation.”

Mainstay Bar Stools & Folding Chairs Injuries & Side Effects

Bar stool and folding chair injuries can be severe due to the height of the products and the unexpected nature of the failures. Common injuries include:

• Fractures: Particularly in arm and wrist areas when trying to break a fall
• Ligament Injuries: Including tears and sprains requiring medical intervention
• Back Injuries: Especially to the tailbone which can cause long-term pain
• Head Trauma: Potential concussions or more serious injuries from sudden falls

Do You Qualify for a Mainstay Bar Stools & Folding Chairs Lawsuit?

You may qualify for a Mainstay bar stools and folding chairs lawsuit if:

• You purchased and used Mainstay folding chairs or bar stools between January 2014 and April 2021
• You experienced an injury when the weld connecting the legs to the seat bottom broke
• Your injuries required medical treatment or hospitalization
• You can provide documentation of both your purchase and the resulting injuries

Evidence Required for a Mainstay Bar Stools & Folding Chairs Lawsuit

• Medical records documenting your injuries and treatment
• Purchase receipts or proof of ownership of the recalled furniture
• Product identification information (model number, UPC, white sticker label information)
• Photos of the broken furniture (if available)

Damages You Can Recover

• Medical expenses for treatment of injuries
• Lost wages due to inability to work during recovery
• Pain and suffering compensation
• Punitive damages against the manufacturer in cases of gross negligence

Mainstay Bar Stools & Folding Chairs Recall Information

• Recall Date: May 18, 2021
• Products Affected: Multiple styles of metal folding chairs and bar stools with padded seats and backs upholstered in vinyl or microfiber under the Mainstay brand
• Identifying Features: White sticker labels on the bottom of the seats with “Cheyenne Products” or “Cheyenne Industries” and production dates from January 2014 to April 2021
• Sale Period: January 2014 through April 2021
• Sale Locations: Walmart stores nationwide and online at www.walmart.com
• Price Range: $30 to $42
• Units Affected: Approximately 795,000
• Reason for Recall: Weld connecting legs to the chair bottom may break, posing a fall hazard (41 incidents, 19 injuries reported)
• Recommended Action: Stop using recalled products and discard them, as Cheyenne Products is out of business and refunds are no longer available (CPSC Recall 21-137)

Statute of Limitations for Mainstay Bar Stools & Folding Chairs Lawsuits

The statute of limitations for filing a Mainstay bar stools and folding chairs lawsuit varies by state and generally ranges from one to several years from the date of injury or discovery of the injury. Consumers should consult with an attorney promptly to ensure their claim is filed within the legal timeframe.

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FAQs

1. What specific products are included in the Mainstay recall?

The recall affects multiple styles of Mainstay metal folding chairs and bar stools with padded seats upholstered in vinyl or microfiber sold at Walmart. Products can be identified by white sticker labels on the bottom featuring “Cheyenne Products” or “Cheyenne Industries” with production dates.

2. How do I know if my Mainstay furniture is part of the recall?

Look for a white sticker label on the bottom of your chair or stool that includes the name “Cheyenne Products” or “Cheyenne Industries” and lists the production date. Another label will have a barcode with the model number and UPC.

3. What is the specific defect in these recalled products?

The weld attaching the legs to the seat bottom can break, posing a fall hazard to users. This manufacturing defect has resulted in multiple documented injuries.

4. What should I do if I own recalled Mainstay furniture?

Stop using the recalled furniture immediately and contact Cheyenne for a full refund. Then consult with an attorney if you’ve been injured.

5. How common are injuries from these defective products?

The CPSC reports 41 incident reports resulting in 19 injuries, including 4 fractures and 1 torn ligament.

6. What compensation might I receive from a successful lawsuit?

Compensation may include medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and potentially punitive damages depending on the circumstances and severity of your injuries.

7. How much does it cost to hire an attorney for a Mainstay furniture lawsuit?

Schmidt & Clark, LLP offers free consultations and works on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing unless you receive compensation.

8. Can I join a class action lawsuit against Mainstay or Cheyenne Industries?

Our firm is currently handling individual litigation nationwide rather than class action suits. Contact us to discuss your specific case.

9. How long will a Mainstay furniture lawsuit take to resolve?

Each case is unique, but product liability cases typically take several months to several years to resolve, depending on complexity and whether they settle or go to trial.

10. Are there related product recalls I should know about?

Related product recalls include various folding chairs, Whill wheelchairs, and Stylewell dining chairs. Our firm is handling litigation for these products as well.

See all related product liability lawsuits our attorneys covered so far.

Take Action Now: Time-Sensitive Legal Claims

Time is limited to pursue legal action for injuries caused by defective Mainstay furniture. Many states have statutes of limitations of only 2-3 years from the date of injury, and some are even shorter.

The Products Liability Litigation Group at Schmidt&Clark, LLP offers:

• Free, confidential consultations to evaluate your case
• No upfront costs or fees for our services
• Payment only if we win your case

Our experienced team of trial lawyers is currently accepting new injury cases in all 50 states. If you or a loved one was harmed by recalled Mainstay furniture, you should contact our law firm immediately.

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Reference: 

[1] https://www.classactionlawsuithelp.com/mainstay-furniture-class-action-lawsuit/