265,000 Products Recalled After Severe Burn- Sold at Target, TJ Maxx, Walmart and More

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If you’ve purchased something for your patio or backyard major retailers, including Target, TJ Maxx, Marshalls, Home Depot, Lowe’s, and Walmart, in the past few years, you may want to take a closer look before using it again.

Approximately 265,000 products sold at popular retailers nationwide have been recalled following reports of serious burn injuries.

The recall was announced on November 12, 2026, by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). According to federal safety officials, the recalled products pose a fire hazard that could cause severe burns.

Four incidents have been reported, all resulting in injuries, including third- and fourth degree burns to multiple parts of the body.

What’s particularly concerning is that these items were sold over several years, meaning consumers may already have one stored away at home without realizing it has been recalled.

Here’s what you need to know about the affected products, how to identify them, and what to do if you own one.

Which Products Are Being Recalled?

The recall involves two models of Sharper Image tabletop fire pits:

  • Sharper Image Tabletop Fire Pit
  • Sharper Image Tabletop Infinity Fire Pit

Both products were imported by Allstar Marketing Group, LLC, based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

The products are designed to create a small decorative flame for outdoor entertaining, but federal safety officials warn that the recalled models pose a serious burn and fire hazard.

The standard Sharper Image Tabletop Fire Pit has a cylindrical concrete body with an open burn chamber at the top and a removable lid used to extinguish the flame.

The Sharper Image Tabletop Infinity Fire Pit has a steel base surrounded by tempered-glass side panels.

Both models are included in the recall.

Why Are These Fire Pits Being Recalled?

According to the CPSC, burning liquid can escape from the recalled fire pits. The products also pose a risk of flame jetting, which can cause sudden and dangerous bursts of flame.

Allstar Marketing Group has received four reports of ignited fuel escaping from the fire pits during use.

All four incidents resulted in injuries, including third and fourth degree burns to multiple parts of the body.

Because of the severity of the potential injuries, federal safety officials are urging consumers to stop using the recalled products immediately.

Where Were the Recalled Products Sold?

The fire pits were sold nationwide between January 2023 and June 2026.

Retailers included:

  • Ace Hardware
  • Burlington
  • Home Depot
  • Kohl’s
  • Lowe’s
  • Marshalls
  • Nordstrom
  • Rite Aid
  • Target
  • TJ Maxx
  • Walgreens
  • Walmart

They were also sold online, including through Amazon.com and HSN.com, as well as other retailers.

The products cost approximately $30 to $50.

Because they were available for more than three years, consumers who purchased a tabletop fire pit several seasons ago should check whether they own one of the recalled models.

How to Identify the Recalled Fire Pits

The recalled fire pits have a “77” logo on the front and a lot-code sticker located in the center of the base.

Image Credit: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)

The sticker includes the following identifying information:

  • A round black sticker marked “CHINA”
  • A five-digit code
  • The letters KS-CY or KS-FC
  • A date code formatted as YYYY-MM-DD

The standard Tabletop Fire Pit has a cylindrical concrete design, while the Infinity model has a rectangular steel base surrounded by glass panels.

Image Credit: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)

What Should You Do If You Own a Recalled Fire Pit?

If you own one of the recalled Sharper Image tabletop fire pits, stop using it immediately.

Allstar Marketing Group is offering consumers a full refund.

To request your refund:

  1. Visit the official recall registration website at https://www.firepitrecall.expertinquiry.com.
  2. Register your recalled fire pit.
  3. Write “RECALLED – DO NOT USE” on the product using a permanent marker.
  4. Submit three photographs following the instructions on the recall website.
  5. Wait for confirmation of your registration before disposing of the product.

After receiving confirmation, consumers should dispose of any remaining fuel according to local hazardous-waste requirements and safely discard the recalled fire pit.

Do not continue using or give away a recalled fire pit.

How to Contact the Manufacturer

Consumers who have questions about the recall can contact Allstar Marketing Group.

Phone: 855-215-5032

Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern Time

Email: allstarmarketing6861@sedgwick.com

The CPSC recall identification number is 27-082.

Check Your Outdoor Accessories Before Using Them Again

Small tabletop accessories can be easy to forget about, especially when they’re stored away between seasons.

If you purchased an outdoor entertaining product from Target, Marshalls, TJ Maxx, Home Depot, or another major retailer in the past several years, it’s worth checking whether you own one of the recalled fire pits.

With approximately 265,000 units recalled and four burn injuries reported, this is a safety warning consumers should take seriously.

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