wobbliscott
Full Member
I doubt it. Glass doesn’t shatter from heat.
Glass can randomly shatter; probably due to some kind of micro-fault in the glass at the time of manufacture.
There was actually a phone-in on Radio 2 a couple of weeks ago (no idea why – must have been a slow news day) about some woman’s glass shower screen just ‘exploding’ one day.
There were loads of people calling in saying that they’d had the same thing happen to them.
A double-glazed window in our neighbours conservatory shattered in a similar way years ago & the window was adjacent to our dividing fence, so it would have been very difficult for anything to have struck it.
Thinking about it, a couple of years ago while my parents were visiting us we came back from a walk & noticed that one of the rear windows of their car had ‘been smashed’.
The car had been parked over the road in a small church car park. It was close to the pavement, but I have lived here for 10 years and never seen any vandalism, even though the car park is in constant use with cars being regularly parked in the same position.
We assumed that someone had broken it for a nosey inside, but there was no evidence of that & there was nothing of worth in the car – unless you want a 20 year old London A-Z.
I wonder whether that had ‘just shattered’ rather than ‘been smashed’?