Sivan Dresser Recall | 2026 Latest Updates

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission recalled about 170 Sivan Six-Drawer Double Dressers on May 22, 2025. Anji Guyou Furniture Co. Ltd. of China made the dressers, model Y-C51, sold online at Wayfair.com for $285 to $294. This Sivan Six-Drawer Double Dresser, model Y-C51, tips over more easily than federal safety rules allow. It poses tip-over and entrapment hazards to children. Anyone with this dresser should stop using it unless it is anchored. CPSC has not announced a termination, so this is an open recall. No injuries or incidents have been reported. Anji Guyou Furniture is offering a full refund once a consumer confirms the dresser’s disposal.

Latest Sivan Dressers Recall Updates

May 22, 2025: CPSC Announces the Sivan Dresser Recall

CPSC issued a recall notice for about 170 Sivan Six-Drawer Double Dressers, working with Anji Guyou Furniture Co. Ltd., after finding the dressers can tip over with less than 60 pounds of horizontal force [1]. The recall was also listed on AnchorIt.gov, the CPSC’s furniture-anchoring safety campaign site [2]. No termination notice or later filing for this recall has been found.

Which Sivan Dressers Are Affected?

The recall covers exactly one Sivan dresser model, identified by its model number, color, dimensions, and online sale window, listed below:

• Sivan Six-Drawer Double Dresser, model Y-C51
• Natural oak or black color
• About 31 inches tall, 47 inches wide, and 16 inches deep
• Sold only online at Wayfair.com between May 2024 and March 2025

The packaging label, rather than the dresser itself, carries the model number Y-C51. Consumers unsure whether their dresser matches this model should check their Wayfair order history for the purchase date and price. No other Sivan-branded furniture item, and no other model, is part of this recall, regardless of when it was purchased.

Why Were the Sivan Dressers Recalled?

The Sivan Six-Drawer Double Dressers were recalled because they violate the STURDY Act’s stability and labeling requirements. An unanchored dresser can tip over with fewer than 60 pounds of horizontal force. That is a level of force a small child can easily generate while climbing on a drawer or pulling one open. A tipped dresser can crush or trap a child underneath it, or block an escape route. The dressers also fail to carry the tip-over warning label the STURDY Act requires. So buyers had no on-product warning of the hazard. CPSC adopted this stability and labeling standard, known as ASTM F2057-23, as a formal rule in 2023 [3]. That rule took effect months before the Sivan dresser recall. The rule covers clothing storage units that are at least 27 inches tall and at least 30 pounds. It also covers units with at least 3.2 cubic feet of enclosed storage. It applies anywhere in the country.

Reported Incidents, Injuries, or Illnesses

CPSC and Anji Guyou Furniture have received no reports of tip-over incidents, injuries, or deaths. These would be reports tied to the Sivan Six-Drawer Double Dresser. This is current as of the notice’s publication. An absence of reported incidents is not a guarantee the hazard has never caused harm. Tip-over injuries often go unreported to CPSC, especially minor ones. Only about 170 units were sold, which limits how many incidents could surface. Anyone hurt by an unanchored Sivan dresser can still report it to CPSC. This count reflects reports current only as of the notice’s May 22, 2025 publication date. Later reports may not yet appear in it.

What Should Consumers Do?

Anyone who owns this recalled Sivan dresser should take these steps right away to reduce the tip-over risk:

1. Stop using the dresser immediately unless it is anchored to the wall.
2. Keep the dresser in an area that children cannot access until it is anchored or disposed of.
3. Contact Anji Guyou Furniture at guyouproductrecall@163.com for disposal instructions.
4. Email a photo showing the dresser’s disposal to guyouproductrecall@163.com to receive a full refund; no receipt is required.
5. Report a tip-over incident or injury to CPSC. Use SaferProducts.gov or the CPSC Hotline, 800-638-2772 (TTY 800-638-8270).
6. Watch for a direct outreach message, since Anji Guyou Furniture and Wayfair are also contacting known purchasers.

Legal Options

A CPSC recall does not automatically establish that a manufacturer is legally liable. A child injured by the dresser may have a product liability claim. Common legal theories include defective design or a failure to warn. Schmidt & Clark reviews furniture tip-over injury claims, including cases tied to this recall, as part of its broader product liability claim practice.

Filing Deadlines

Deadlines for a product liability claim come from state law. They depend on where the injured person lives and when the injury occurred. Some states start the clock on the injury date. Others start it once a diagnosis connects the injury to the product. A claim can be lost entirely once its filing deadline passes, no matter how strong the underlying facts are. Anyone considering a claim tied to a Sivan dresser injury should speak with a lawyer promptly to learn which deadline applies.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Should I Do If My Child Was Hurt by a Recalled Sivan Dresser?

If your child was hurt by a recalled Sivan dresser, seek medical care first. Keep the dresser and any broken parts instead of disposing of them right away. Photograph the identifying label and the scene, and consider speaking with a lawyer before finishing the refund process.

Do I Need a Lawyer to File a Claim over an Injury from a Recalled Sivan Dresser?

You do not need a lawyer to file a claim over an injury from a recalled Sivan dresser. Speaking with one is recommended, though. A lawyer can help you meet the state-law filing deadline covered above.

What Is AnchorIt.gov?

AnchorIt.gov is CPSC’s furniture-anchoring safety campaign site, where the Sivan dresser recall was also listed. It offers tips for anchoring furniture like dressers to a wall so they cannot tip over on a child.

What Should I Do If I Have a Similar Sivan Dresser That Isn’t Part of This Recall?

If you have a similar Sivan dresser that isn’t part of this recall, no action is needed. This recall covers only model Y-C51, sold on Wayfair.com between May 2024 and March 2025. Check your dresser’s model number and Wayfair order date to confirm which one you have.

Can I File a Lawsuit over a Recalled Sivan Dresser?

Filing a lawsuit is possible if the Sivan dresser injured someone, on a defective-design or failure-to-warn theory. Preserving evidence, as described above, and keeping related medical records can help support a claim during an individual legal review.

Were Other Dresser Brands Recalled for the Same Hazard as the Sivan Dresser?

Other dresser brands were also recalled for the same hazard. CPSC recalled Areson’s Rolanstar six-drawer dressers, sold exclusively on Amazon.com. It found the same stability and labeling problems under the STURDY Act. That is a separate recall, so check CPSC.gov directly for the Areson notice.

References

1. https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2025/Sivan-Dressers-Recalled-Due-to-Risk-of-Serious-Injury-or-Death-from-Tip-Over-and-Entrapment-Hazards
2. https://www.anchorit.gov/2025/05/22/sivan-dressers-recalled-due-to-risk-of-serious-injury-or-death-from-tip-over-and-entrapment-hazards-multiple-violations-of-federal-regulations-for-clothing-storage-units-sold-on-wayfair-com-by-anji/
3. https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2023/05/04/2023-08997/safety-standard-for-clothing-storage-units