Courtyard Creations

Ann of Vandalia, OH August 29, 2006

I purchased this patio set for my wife last april 05, for her birthday. Approximately, in July 06, for no appearant reason the table glass shattered spontaneously into a million pieces. thank God no one was hurt. Do we have any recourse against this defect?

Richard of Redmond, WA August 18, 2006

We purchased a patio table and chairs from Fred Meyer. After about 3 months the glass in the table exploded for no reason. The table was not in use at the time and it wasnt windy. Our 3 year old and my wife who were near by were covered in glass. Because it exploded in about a 12 foot radius. We now have glass all over our patio and in the nearby grass. This makes it very difficult for our children to play out side now, since I cant be sure all the glass has been picked up!

Lynette of Monticello, MN June 5, 2006

I purchased a patio table 2 years ago from Mills Fleet Farm. The manufacter is Courtyard Creations and they sell to Wal-mart, Mills Fleet Farm, etc. Just on Saturday my husband and I were inside and our children were outside playing. We heard a large "boom" sound and ran to the patio door to see what had happened. Thank goodness our 2 year old was standing close to the patio door and our patio table just shattered into millions of pieces. She didn't get any glass in her but was terribly frightened. Even after the table "exploded" the glass was making a cracking sound laying on our deck. Nothing had hit our table or anything affected it shattering. Not sure why it would just burst. We will never by another glass top one again because this could have turned out way worse with a serious injury to our children.

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