A gallery of downloadable images, including a helpful infographic pertaining to Window Safety Week, can be found on Flickr. Download and share these along with helpful #windowsafety resources. flickr.com/photos/fgiaonl…

Tip 5: Don’t allow children to jump on beds or other furniture to help reduce potential falls. #WindowSafety

Tip 6: Don’t rely on insect screens to prevent a window fall. Insect screens are designed to keep bugs out, not keep children in the home. #WindowSafety

Tip 7: Install ASTM F2090-compliant devices designed to limit how far a window will open to help prevent a fall. #WindowSafety

Thanks to all who shared our #windowsafety tips last week during #WindowSafetyWeek! Remember to spread the message of window safety all year round. #WindowSafety

Thank you to news outlet Dakota News Now out of Sioux Falls, SD for spreading the word of #windowsafety last week! dakotanewsnow.com/2025/04/10/fir…

Thank you to this local news outlet in Lehighton, PA for sharing these tips about #windowsafety! From LVHN Health Tips: Keep your child safe with these window safety tips. tnonline.com/20250422/lvhn-…

Thank you to FOX9 KMSP and local hospital Hennepin County Medical Center out of Minnesota for spreading the word about #windowsafety! fox9.com/news/minnesota…

Window safety in the news: a four-year-old boy in Oregon warns others after falling out of second-story window. kgw.com/article/news/l…

Here is another reminder about why window safety is so important. The City of Denver staff said Tuesday its facilities management team was working on a "permanent solution" after an 11-year-old fell six stories out the window of a hotel-turned-shelter. denver7.com/news/front-ran…

This is another reminder about why window safety is so important. Be sure to spread the word on this matter all year long. 10news.com/news/local-new…

October 5-11, 2025, is National Fire Prevention Week fgiaonline.org/about/news-and…

It's National Fire Prevention Week in the U.S.! We will be sharing one fire escape drill tip each day this week to help educate our followers. Tip 1: Create a fire escape plan with your family that includes two exits from every room in your home, through a door and a window.

Fire safety tip 2: Practice your fire escape plan during the day and at night, as many home fires occur at night.

Fire safety tip 3: Practice opening and closing windows that may be designated as emergency exits.

Fire safety tip 4: Attempt to open a window first, rather than break the glass, if you must exit through it in an emergency.

Fire safety tip 5: Open the window to escape or choose another exit route if your home features windows with impact-resistant glass, commonly used in hurricane-prone areas.

Fire safety tip 6: Check local building codes when remodeling your home to understand emergency escape and rescue (egress) building code requirements. Egress windows are designated by code as large enough for you to escape through or for rescue workers to enter in emergencies.

Fire safety tip 7: Consult your local building codes to determine proper placement of window guards or fall prevention devices. If you equip windows in your home with these products, install devices that comply with ASTM F2090 for quick release.

Thank you for following along with our safety tips during National Fire Prevention Week! Save this tip sheet to reference year round.