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Who needs it: buildings where tenants put in their own window air conditioners. No NYC law requires it.
One for the lobby, before cooling season
No NYC law requires an air conditioner policy sign, and HPD’s list of required signs doesn’t include one. Window units still cause problems every summer. HPD says the law doesn’t allow tenants to remove window guards to install an air conditioner, and management must make sure units are installed securely.
This sign puts your building’s own rules where tenants see them, such as brackets, who installs, and calling the super first. Type your wording or start from ours and edit it on the proof. Post it in early spring, next to your other lobby and hallway signs.
No. It is a building policy sign that we recommend as good practice.
No. HPD says the law doesn't allow it. Putting that on the sign heads off a common mistake.
Rules vary by building, and many co-ops, condos and managers require brackets. Check your building's rules.
Yes. Type your wording when you order, or edit ours on the proof.
Yes. We can add Spanish or another language below the English.
Early spring, before tenants start putting units in.
| Size | 11 x 8.5 in. |
|---|---|
| Printed with | Your building's AC rules |
| Mounting | Pre-drilled holes or double-sided tape |
| Use | Indoor |
| Made in | Brooklyn, NY |
Same rules in every borough. Orders over $200 ship free anywhere in New York City.
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