Safety notes

Danger of window sash falling out due to malfunction of the window

If a window malfunctions, the window sash can fall out and cause serious injury.

  1. Do not continue to use the window.
  2. Secure the window and have it repaired by a qualified technician as soon as possible.
  3. Children and people who are unable to assess this hazard must be kept away from areas of danger.

Danger of window sash falling out due to improper operation

Additional weight on the window sash places excessive strain on the bearing components. Bearing components could break. The window sash could fall out and cause serious injuries.

  1. Do not put additional weight on the sash.

Danger of window sash falling out due to obstacles between the sash and frame

If the window sash hits an obstacle, this places excessive strain on the bearing components. Bearing components could break. The window sash could fall out and cause serious injuries.

  1. Do not place obstacles between the sash and the frame.

Danger of window sash falling out as a result of hitting a reveal or exceeding the specified opening angle

If the window sash hits a window reveal or exceeds the specified opening angle, this places excessive strain on the bearing components. Bearing components could break. The window sash could fall out and cause serious injuries.

  1. Use a sash brake.

Danger of window sash falling out when opened incorrectly

If the window sash hits a wall projection or other obstacles, or if the specified opening angle is exceeded, the sash may fall out. The sash could cause serious injuries.

  1. Open the sash slowly.
  2. When opening the sash, do not allow it to hit a stationary obstacle.
  3. Never let the sash swing open in an uncontrolled manner.

Danger of injury while opening or closing the window

A window sash can cause serious injuries.

  1. Do not put your hand or fingers into the opening between the window sash and frame while closing the window.
  2. Avoid letting window sashes slam open or shut. Close and lock windows if it is windy or there is a draught.
  3. Children and people who are unable to assess this danger must be kept away from windows.