About 263 Emerspring Mattresses Recalled Over Fire Hazard Risk 2026

A fire hazard tied to a failed flammability test has triggered the recall of hundreds of mattresses sold online, with the manufacturer warning the defect could lead to serious injury or death if a fire breaks out. Style Homeware, Inc., of Monrovia, California, is recalling about 263 Emerspring Mattresses after determining the beds do not meet the federal flammability standard required for all mattresses sold in the United States.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the recall on September 24, 2026, giving it recall number 26-796. No injuries or incidents have been reported so far, but the agency and the company are urging consumers not to wait for something to go wrong before acting.

Products Affected by This Recall

The recall covers Emerspring Mattresses, a 12-inch-thick model sold exclusively in queen size. The mattresses have a white top and white sides trimmed in green, and they were shipped compressed inside a box, a common format for direct-to-consumer bed-in-a-box brands.

Consumers can identify a recalled unit by checking the sewn-in white label on one side of the mattress. The label lists a ‘Prototype ID: EMERS-12’ along with a manufacture date of ‘6/2025.’ Anyone unsure whether their mattress matches this description should check the label before continuing to use the product.

Why Was This Recall Issued?

Testing found that the Emerspring Mattresses violate the mandatory flammability standard set for mattresses sold nationwide. That standard exists specifically to slow the spread of fire and give occupants more time to escape if a mattress ignites. A mattress that fails this standard can burn faster and more intensely, raising the risk of serious injury or death in a house fire.

The core risk here is simple: these mattresses can catch fire and burn more aggressively than federal law allows, putting sleepers at greater danger in the event of a fire.

Where Were These Products Sold?

The mattresses were sold online exclusively through Amazon.com between January 2026 and May 2026, at a price of about $226 each. The mattresses were manufactured in Indonesia before being imported and sold to U.S. consumers through Style Homeware’s retail listing.

Because the product was sold only through a single online marketplace over a five-month window, the affected population is relatively small and traceable, but CPSC still stresses that every unit in circulation poses the same risk until it’s remedied.

What Should You Do?

Consumers who own an Emerspring Mattress should stop using it right away. Style Homeware is offering a free remedy rather than a refund or replacement: a fitted cover that goes over the mattress and brings it into compliance with the mandatory flammability standard once installed.

• Stop sleeping on or using the recalled mattress immediately.
• Check the sewn-in label for ‘Prototype ID: EMERS-12’ and manufacture date ‘6/2025’ to confirm the match.
• Contact Style Homeware by email to request the free fitted cover.
• Install the cover as instructed before resuming use of the mattress.

Consumers can reach the company at EmerspringMattressRecall@outlook.com to arrange for the free cover. CPSC advises against attempting any other workaround, since only the company-provided cover has been verified to bring the mattress up to the required fire-safety standard.

From the Agency

CPSC’s published notice states plainly that the recalled mattresses ‘violate the mandatory flammability standard for mattresses, posing a risk of serious injury or death from fire.’ The agency’s guidance directs affected consumers to stop use immediately and pursue the free remedy offered by the retailer rather than continuing to use the product as-is.

Federal law bars the sale of any product subject to a CPSC recall, and the agency encourages anyone with a recalled mattress, or any product safety concern, to report it through SaferProducts.gov or the CPSC consumer hotline.