Window Guards Notice sign (Aluminium signs 8.5x9)-El blanco Line

Window Guards NYC sign (Aluminium 8.5 x 9)

"THE LAW REQUIRED THAT THE TENANT GIVE NOTICE TO LANDLORD IF A CHILD 10 YEARS OR YOUNGER LIVES IN OR VISITS YOUR APARTMENT. YOUR LANDLORD IS REQUIRED BY LAW TO INSTALL WINDOW GUARDS IN YOUR APARTMENT. YOU MAY ASK TO HAVE WINDOW GUARDS INSTALLED AT ANY TIME" SIGN 

Aluminum Sign

Size  8.5 x9 Inch

Sign have one hole on each coroner

Sign Thickness 0.023 of an inch 

For properties with three or more units, New York City law requires that building owners install and maintain window guards for apartments where a child age 10 years or younger lives. Every window in the apartment, except those leading to fire escapes, must have window guards. These metal or aluminum devices are designed to prevent children from falling out of windows.

NYC window guards and legal requirements

The nyc window guard law has several requirements: 

Notices: When tenants sign a lease, the landlord must provide a window guard notice form within the first 30 days of occupancy. In addition, building owners must send an annual notice regarding window guards between January 1 and January 16. Tenants are required to complete and return the form to notify the landlord if a child age 10 years or younger lives in the apartment. These forms can also be used to request the guards for any other reason, such as to protect visiting children or for personal safety concerns.

Installation: Where required or requested, landlords must install window guards on every window in the apartment, even on the first floor, with the exception of windows leading to fire escapes. Window guards must be left off one window in each ground-floor apartment to allow use of the window as an emergency exit. In addition, all public hallway windows must have window guards for buildings with children age 10 years or younger.

Compliance: These metal guards must meet the requirements of the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, which has approved many types of these devices. Approved window guards are a minimum of 15 inches tall, with horizontal bars spaced 4.5 inches apart. The New York City Department of Health maintains a list of approved devices online. Guards and any other limiting devices should be appropriate to the window type (e.g., double hung, casement, sliding, etc.).

Building owners and landlords are responsible for installation and maintenance of these protective devices. For co-operative buildings, the responsibility remains with management. For owners in condominium buildings, the individual unit owners are responsible for installing and maintaining the guards. (Some condo managers do install them, but they're still the owner's responsibility.) Even in condo buildings, management is still responsible for guards in the hallway.

it is required to notify tenant about the Windows guards NYC law. we at hpd signs carry a sign  that it is highly recommended to put in the hallway of a building to avoid legal issues……for tenant complains

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For more information about what is required, see the laws that are referenced and the rules applicable to your city and state. This page is for informational purposes only and is not intended as legal advice or as a statement of law. You may wish to consult with an attorney.

At HPD-signs we specialize with all NYC Department of Building signage (DOB), NYC Housing Preservation and Development signage (HPD) and NYC Department of Transportation signage (DOT). Our objective is to provide property managers, construction site operators and building owners with signs required by NYC agencies and NYC Fire Department, aluminum signs, warnings and notices for quick and heavy duty installation, aluminum signs to install in buildings with proper HPD designation, as well as No Storage in Hallway Signs, required building  signs,  THE LAW REQUIRED THAT THE TENANT GIVE NOTICE TO LANDLORD IF A CHILD 10 YEARS OR YOUNGER LIVES IN OR VISITS YOUR APARTMENT. YOUR LANDLORD IS REQUIRED BY LAW TO INSTALL WINDOW GUARDS IN YOUR APARTMENT. YOU MAY ASK TO HAVE WINDOW GUARDS INSTALLED AT ANY TIME

This is an aluminum “FREE WINDOW GUARDS FOR TENANTS WITH CHILDREN” SIGN with holes for HEAVY DUTY installation. In NYC use/post sign to inform tenants/owners/guests/officers of owner and landlord duties regarding the installation of window guards in tenancies and rental properties with tenants with children 10 years or younger present in facility with proper HPD designation and aluminum signs