Fixed glazing vs. turn/tilt

As further assistance, an elongated, thinly grown part of a tree or a comparable cylindrical object polymerized from hydrocarbon chains with L>>r would be suitable as an extension of the humanoid upper limbs.

The inventive spirit knows no bounds

. Do we already know that one would never want to step out or step into the house here?

Yes, since in our case it goes 1.5m deep in front of the window...

My main argument for fixed glazing would not be the - small - savings, but the safety aspect.

Security? I don't understand? Is it about burglary protection? Or running against it?

If burglary protection: then you have to completely fixed-glaze everything, the burglar needs no more than 1 window.

So in my opinion, burglary protection. If everything is fixed glazing except one window, that one is simply easier and cheaper to protect than if all of them can be opened... You don't need more than one door (within a few meters) to get into the garden...

The issue with running counter is of course an argument against the (frameless) fixed glazing that I have also painfully experienced

So in my opinion burglary protection. If everything is fixed-glazed except one window, this one is simply easier and cheaper to protect than if all can be opened... You also don't need more than 1 door (within a few meters) to get into the garden...

Is that really the case?