RWA / Society Approval Request Letter (Free Template)
Most apartment societies require written approval before you alter a balcony or window, because bylaws control the building facade. This template is worded to make approval easy to grant: it explains that an invisible grill is a minimal-facade, tensioned-wire safety system — not a boxed enclosure — and that the wires can be cut in an emergency. Fill in the bracketed fields, print or email it to your managing committee, and keep the signed reply. For the full process, objection-handling and what bylaws typically say, read the society approval guide.
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Copy, then replace every [bracketed] field with your details
Substitute your society name, flat number, steel grade and contact details before sending.
[Date: ____________] To, The Secretary / Managing Committee [Society / Association Name] [Society Address] From, [Owner Name] Flat No. [____], [Wing / Building Name] [Contact Number] | [Email] Subject: Request for approval to install an invisible grill (balcony / window safety wire system) Respected Sir / Madam, I am the owner and resident of Flat No. [____] in [Wing / Building Name]. I wish to install an invisible grill on my [balcony / windows / both] for the safety of [my young children / elderly parents / pets], primarily to prevent accidental falls from height. I am writing to request the committee's written approval before proceeding. The proposed system is not a boxed or projecting metal grill. It is a set of tensioned stainless-steel wires (grade [SS304 / SS316]) spaced approximately 50mm apart and fixed within the existing opening using a slim frame. It is a minimal-facade installation, barely visible from outside, and it preserves the uniform appearance of the building. Because the wires are thin and can be cut in an emergency, the system does not obstruct rescue or escape. I confirm that the installation will be carried out neatly by a professional installer and will match the specification submitted. I am happy to share the following on request: - The vendor's technical specification (wire grade, diameter and spacing) - Photographs or a drawing of the proposed layout - The installer's name and contact details I am also willing to present the system or answer any questions at a committee meeting. I kindly request that the committee grant a written no-objection / approval so that I may proceed at the earliest. Thanking you for your consideration. Yours sincerely, [Owner Name] Flat No. [____], [Wing / Building Name] [Signature] [Contact Number] | [Email] [Date: ____________]
This template is a general starting point, not legal advice; adapt it to your society's bylaws. Questions or improvements? Write to us.