In your home/dwelling are there sufficient exits for you to get out, in case of a fire?

Eh. Not in my room, at least. It doesn't accord with health and safety regulations.

There's a fire escape just outside my window. I can get up on the roof easily also.

Yes, except for 2nd floor you'd have to climb out the window onto the roof or jump.

I guess so.

A door and three large windows, plus we're on the ground floor.

YES

windows always work

Yes, even though my whole house has burglar bars installed my bedroom has ones that can open with a key so I can drop down onto the roof

This house has an amazing number of doors... front, back (master bedroom glass door), side upper (deck) and lower (basement), and door on side of garage (+ garage itself).

Not really, only one exit out. Although my flat is upstairs, reckon we could still get safely out the window - it's not a long drop and there's plenty to hold on to to drop down gradually.

We live on the second floor, we only have one exit.

I wouldn't know what sufficient is

yes, my house is very small and we have a number of exits

Yes, not a problem. 2 main exits and plenty of windows....

I have one level, a front and back door, we would fit through every window except the one in the bathroom.

We also have a smoke detector and two fire extinguishers: one in my bedroom, and one in the hallway in the middle of the house by the kitchen.

Yes

Oh yeah. Very important. You have to know this stuff. Even in hotels I figure out a plan.

yes we have ways out... front and back doors, and also windows. I patrol them regularly to make sure they are secure though.

Not just yes, but hell yes! My house has front and back doors, and many, many HUGE windows. The locks on those windows are very simple. All the rooms in my house have windows except the tiny upstairs bathroom, which has immediate access to three enormous windows right outside the door. If my house was on fire, it would be pretty damn hard NOT to escape!

Matty, I'm surprised by that from you.
I guess 'sufficient' would be: can you and your family escape easily and safely?

I would always make sure my family escaped, regardless of obstacles, even if that meant wearing a waterlogged blanket and running through fire. But there are legal definitions and fire safety codes and recommendations of which I am not aware. That's what I meant.

For example, my house (in DC) was built in 1987, and when the engineer's report was done, the previous owner had to put in a couple of detectors that weren't required in 1987. I'm sure there are some other such requirements for which my house was "grandfathered in" but would be considered necessary in any new construction.

I only have one door that goes downstair's to the garage.If there was a fire below me, I'd have to jump from a second floor window.

No! Our back door is jammed as it has swollen up over the course of the winter. Our landlord sanded it down, but didn't seal it so it jammed again in a few days. I suppose I could smash a window, but that's assuming I could get downstairs as I am in the attic. That said, it's a terrace and the walls are very thin, especially up here, so i might be able to smash my way into next door if the situation were desperate enough.