Latest News About Costco Agio-Menlo Swing Recall

Here’s the latest I can share based on recent recall notices.

Core answer

• Costco Agio Menlo Woven Patio Swing recall: about 18,500 units are affected. The swing seat can detach from the frame during use, creating a serious fall hazard. Stop using the swing immediately and contact the manufacturer for a free repair or replacement parts.

Details and context

• Product: Agio Menlo Woven Patio Swing, model number 1934256, sold exclusively at Costco (Costco stores and Costco.com). The recall describes a black metal frame with a fabric canopy and brown padded wicker seat. The recall date is May 14, 2026, with about 18,500 units impacted nationwide. Consumers are urged to stop using the recalled swing and follow the recall instructions for repair, which involves replacement hooks and proper installation guidance. This recall has been linked to multiple reports of the seat detaching and injuries, including head and arm impacts. [Cited sources: World Bright International recall notice and related coverage][1][2][3]

What to do if you own one

• Stop using the swing immediately to prevent falls.
• Locate your swing’s model/serial information (model 1934256) to confirm eligibility for repair.
• Contact World Bright International Limited (the manufacturer) or Costco for repair instructions and to obtain replacement hooks at no cost. If you have any injuries or near-misses, report them to the CPSC and the retailer as directed in the recall materials.[2][3]

Related safety context

• The recall is part of a broader wave of safety notices around outdoor furniture with similar fall hazards, reinforcing the importance of stopping use and seeking official repair guidance rather than attempting DIY fixes.[3][1]

If you’d like, I can summarize the official recall notice in your preferred format (bulleted checklist, brief memo, or a customer-facing notice) or help you locate the exact contact details from the manufacturer and Costco. I can also monitor for any updates or additional injury reports related to this recall.[2]