Thank you to FGIA for this valuable information.
In the spring, with the arrival of warmer weather, many homeowners begin to open windows for ventilation. However, open windows can be dangerous for young children who are not properly supervised. While the number of falls from windows is generally small compared with other recorded child injuries, a fall from a window can result in serious injury or even death.
Though Window Safety Week is an important annual reminder, window safety education should be ongoing, occurring throughout the year. To help teach children about window safety, an activity book is available on the task force’s website, as well as additional information for parents and caregivers.
Window Safety Week Tool Kit – Company Use: This document is downloadable and editable for company use.
Window Safety Week Media Kit: Media outlets are invited to view and download this kit for publication use.
FOR CHILDREN | Window Safety Activity and Coloring Book
Additional information can be found on the Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance website.
Please give us a call at 817-279-1066, if you’d like to have your windows checked for safety.
