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Egress WindowsSince September 1973, building codes require that in all new construction or when remodeling, every sleeping room have at least one operable window with a clear opening of 5.7 square feet to act as an egress window during an emergency. The code also requires that basement family rooms, basement bedrooms and basement apartments have a second way-out such as a Basement Egress Window and Basement Egress Well System. It also requires that the maximum allowable distance from the floor to the egress window sill is no more than 44 inches in order to be acceptable as an emergency escape or egress window.  Compact In-Swing Egress Windows REDDCO'S REDI-EXIT® Compact Single Hung In-swing Egress Windows are the smallest windows designed to meet or exceed the emergency egress window requirements of the current IRC code. They can be used for new or replacement construction in above ground or basement applications.  Casement In-Swing Egress Windows Our Vinyl Casement In-swing Egress Window is one of the smallest windows designed to meet or exceed the emergency egress window requirements of the current IRC code. They can be used for new or replacement construction in basement applications.  Casement Out-Swing Egress Window Our Vinyl Casement Out-swing Egress Window is one of the smallest windows designed to meet or exceed the emergency egress window requirements of the current IRC code. They can be used for replacement construction in basement or above ground applications.  Sliding Egress Windows REDDCO Inc's REDI-EXIT® Sliding Basement Egress Windows are designed to meet the emergency egress window requirements of the current IRC code, and are designed for above ground or basement applications.  Acrylic Block Egress Windows This Acrylic Block Casement Style In-swing Egress Window is designed to meet the emergency egress window requirements of the current IRC code. This window is designed for replacement and new basement construction. |