Custom-Made Window Coverings By Apara-Transiplast Recalled

Custom-made window coverings manufactured by Apara-Transiplast have been recalled because small parts can detach, creating a choking hazard for young children. No injuries or incidents have been reported in Canada.

What’s being recalled?

• Product name: Custom-made window coverings
• Type: Corded blinds and shades
• Where it's sold: Across Canada
• Recall date: February 17, 2026

These window coverings were sold for home installation and may be found in living rooms, bedrooms, or nurseries.

Various custom-made window coverings manufactured by Apara-Transiplast

Custom-made window coverings are blinds or shades tailored to fit specific windows in homes. They are commonly used to control light and privacy and are often installed in areas where children may play or sleep.

What’s the risk?

The end cap of the lower rail on these blinds can detach easily, creating a small part that poses a choking hazard. Young children are most at risk if they put the detached piece in their mouth. The blinds also do not meet Canadian safety regulations for corded window coverings.

What should parents do?

Stop using the recalled window coverings immediately. Remove them from any area accessible to children. Contact Apara-Transiplast for further instructions or to arrange for a remedy.

Key takeaways

• Small detachable parts from the blinds can cause choking in young children
• Products were sold across Canada for home use
• No injuries or incidents have been reported to date

Check the official recall notice

See the full details in the official recall notice: “Custom-made window coverings manufactured by Apara-Transiplast recalled due to choking hazard for children.”

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