Hey all, what do you think?
My ex has moved to a house whereby none of the windows open wide enough for a human not even a child to get out so if there was a fire it would be a case of the front or back door or nothing. It's a design flaw from the 80s before the fire regs about having to have a window in bedrooms that could serve as a fire exit came in. I can't help but worry about my son being there overnight with no windows upstairs he could get out of if there was a fire. It's double glazed so nearly impossible for an adult to break the glass. There are wooden stairs and banisters and no fire doors downstairs. Am I being unreasonable? Or should I be worried. I checked and it's illegal for the landlord to rent him a bedroom (our son sleeps in a cot in my exes room when he is with his Dad.) but he refuses to acknowledge it may be an issue just saying I'm over worrying. What do others think. He is with Dad 2-3 nights a week but hasn't been since I found out about the windows not opening more than a few inches in all the bedrooms. You can't adjust it either it's the design of the frame.