yes in theory, the pressure of the ball hitting the outside has a cushion (the pressurized air pocket) to soften the blow while the interior one does not; however it will not break in a small area but crack probably the lenght of the window
. Interior and exterior clipping interior clipping what is to be saved is inside the clip window exterior clipping what is to be saved is outside clip window Interior clipping
The window frame should be flush with the exterior wall cladding.If the frame is in negative to the interior wall linings,then you will need to pack out flush with those linings.The sill of the window must project past the line of the exterior cladding by at least 40mm-50mm.
As far as I know, there is no specific name for it. Windows installed in interior walls are rare, but do exist. They are most commonly found in office buildings. Although "interior wall window" seems wordy, I would refrain from using the phrase "interior window". An interior window refers to the interior portion of an exterior opening which has two separate window units as with storm windows. The correct terminology is " borrowed light", and a light over a door is a "transom light"
It will not last long before being weathered off.
Replacement Windows are designed to fit inside the existing window frame once the original window sashes are removed; there is no need to remove the interior casing and exterior casing. This makes for a very neat and faster installation. New Construction windows require the entire window frame to be removed along with all interior casing and all exterior casing as well. Therefore the opening can be enlarged to create more replacement options. All the interior and exterior casing (trim) will be replaced.
It will not shatter a window but it can put a chip in the glass.
It can shatter without having force exerted on it. Rapid heating and cooling causes it to expand and contract, which will eventually form hairline cracks, and can ultimately cause a window to shatter.
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If it was thrown hard enough. Than again, pretty much any solid object can shatter a window if thrown hard enough...
Interior shutters swing inwards. They can be as decorative or delicate as needed. They're used more to protect against light.Exterior shutters are outside and are designed to protect from hurricanes and storms.
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You can use a combination of things like heavy duty lining for the curtain fabric, interior or exterior blinds, interior or exterior shutters, a reflective film on the window glass. For comprehensive details see this article: http://www.helium.com/items/1714551-how-to-protect-curtains-and-drapes-from-sun-damage