You can turn any bedroom window into an emergency escape window with the addition of a REDI-EXIT® Hinged Egress Window and a REDIEXIT® Fire Escape or Basement Egress Window Well. 3,500 to 4,000 people perish in home fires annually, while another 15,000 to 21,000 are injured. Half of these deaths occur at night when people are a sleep and get trapped in their bedroom, without a second way to exit in the event a fire blocks their normal escape route.
Since September of 1973 building codes require that in all new construction, every sleeping room have at least one operable emergency escape or egress window with a clear opening equal to or exceeding 5.7 square feet. The code
requires that the maximum allowable distance of a window sill off the floor is 44 inches to be acceptable as an emergency escape window or an egress window.
Features and Benefits:
- New construction and replacement units
- Standard 3.25″ mainframe for easy installation
- All glazing options available
- Available in custom sizes
- One-Hand release multi-point exit in case of
- Available with left or right swing
- All-vinyl construction for warmer surface temperatures
- Available in white or beige
- Standard fiberglass screen or optional stainless steel security screen
- Passed forced entry resistance: AAMA 1302.5
- Overall product rating: H – R25 – 48X72
Redi-Exit Egress (Safety) Windows
You can turn any bedroom window into an emergency escape window with the addition of a REDI-EXIT® Hinged Egress Window and a REDIEXIT® Fire Escape or Basement Egress Window Well. 3,500 to 4,000 people perish in home fires annually, while another 15,000 to 21,000 are injured. Half of these deaths occur at night when people are a sleep and get trapped in their bedroom, without a second way to exit in the event a fire blocks their normal escape route.
Since September of 1973 building codes require that in all new construction, every sleeping room have at least one operable emergency escape or egress window with a clear opening equal to or exceeding 5.7 square feet. The code
requires that the maximum allowable distance of a window sill off the floor is 44 inches to be acceptable as an emergency escape window or an egress window.
Features and Benefits:
- New construction and replacement units
- Standard 3.25″ mainframe for easy installation
- All glazing options available
- Available in custom sizes
- One-Hand release multi-point exit in case of
- Available with left or right swing
- All-vinyl construction for warmer surface temperatures
- Available in white or beige
- Standard fiberglass screen or optional stainless steel security screen
- Passed forced entry resistance: AAMA 1302.5
- Overall product rating: H – R25 – 48X72