Internal Blinds and European Safety Standards Sample Clauses

Internal Blinds and European Safety Standards. New European Regulations now apply to the installations for raising and lowering blinds; and the movement of curtains across windows. This means that new blinds and curtains being installed by a contractor will have fixed cords or ball bearing pulls to prevent any danger of asphyxiation to a young child; and a warning notice with the purchasing material. Existing blinds and windows may need to be fitted with safety features to ensure compliance to ensure safety. If we are managing the Premises we will check all blinds and curtains on a management visit and if necessary arrange for the relevant safety feature to be fitted at the Landlord’s expense. If we are not managing the Premises it is the Landlord’s responsibility to make such checks and arrange the fitting of any necessary safety feature. We have no liability if such precautions are not carried out.
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Internal Blinds and European Safety Standards. New European Regulations now apply to the installations for raising and lowering blinds; and the movement of curtains across windows. This means that new blinds and curtains being installed by a contractor will have fixed cords or ball bearing pulls to prevent any danger of asphyxiation to a young child; and a warning notice with the purchasing material. Existing blinds and windows may need to be fitted with safety features to ensure compliance to ensure safety.
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