Guest Nicky Wilkes Posted September 25 Report Posted September 25 Hello My daughter has just moved into a halls at university, on the ground floor. She has safety restrictor on the window, which I presume is to stop intruders. But I am concerned how she would get out in the event of a fire, if she could not get out the door. The window is double glazed so would be hard to break. Any advice would be appreciated. Many thanks Nicky Quote
Guest Newkid Posted September 30 Report Posted September 30 Sorry I have re read your entry. It's it's classed as an escape window it should meet the following requirements: Height: The window should be between 800–1000 mm from the internal floor level, so that it's safe to climb out Size: The clear opening should be at least 0.33 square meters, and at least 450 mm in both width and height Safety: The window should lead to a safe place Quote
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