Latest News About Costco Agio-Menlo Swing Recall

I can help with that. Here’s the latest I could confirm about the Costco Agio Menlo swing recall:

• The recall concerns Agio Menlo Woven Patio Swings sold exclusively at Costco, model number 1934256. The key hazard is that the swing seat can detach from the frame during use, creating a serious fall risk. This recall was announced by the CPSC and World Bright International Limited on May 14, 2026, affecting about 18,500 units. Customers are advised to stop using the recalled swings immediately and contact the supplier for a free repair (replacement hooks and replacement instructions) or other remedy offered by the firm.[2][3]

• The recall details indicate the recalled swings have a black metal frame, black arms, a fabric canopy, and a brown wicker-look padded seat, with approximate overall dimensions around 75 inches high, 71 inches wide, and 48 inches deep. The seat itself is about 58 inches wide and 19 inches deep. These units were sold at Costco locations nationwide and on Costco.com from February to March 2026, with prices roughly in the $549–$649 range.[2]

• If you own one of these swings or are assisting others who do, you should:

  • Stop using the swing immediately.
  • Contact World Bright International Limited for a free repair, including replacement hooks and instructions, or follow the recall page on agioliving.com for further steps. You can reach them at 888-383-1932 (9 a.m.–7 p.m. ET, Mon–Fri) or [email protected]. They also provide recall information at www.agioliving.com/pages/recall/patioswing or via the main site www.agioliving.com under Product Recalls.[2]

• For safety alerts and official recall notices, the CPSC published recall information noting the fall-detachment hazard and urging affected consumers to take action. This recall is part of ongoing product-safety communications from the CPSC in May 2026.[3]

Would you like a quick checklist to verify whether a specific swing matches the recalled model, or help drafting a message to Costco or the supplier for a remedy? I can also summarize the official recall notice in plain terms if that helps.[3]