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Originally Posted by Malsua
While we can't speak to the OP motivations, I will say that I'd be interested in those screens. Why? I've had one window shattered and one chipped by lawn service. If a screen could stop it, that'd be great.
That said, I know of nothing that can stop all of the above that still allows any quantity of light through or any amount of air flow.
1/2 inch steel plates with some murder holes/machicolations would probably work.
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You may want to explore extra strong glass. It is readily available. It will of course be more expensive that replacing a broken and or chipped glass pane. Is it worth it????
I would expect, pebbles from a lawnmower never hit the same window twice so you would probably need to replace all of your windows. A side benefit, the thicker glass
would likely make your home quieter and perhaps lessen your AC and heating cost.