Does the hotel table glass need tempered glass?

First of all, you want glass, so you'd better choose tempered glass, some of which are also called tempered glass. First, it has good thermal stability, and it is not easy to burst when it is rapidly cooled and heated, which is a major feature of tempered glass. This is because the compressive stress of tempered glass can offset part of the tensile stress caused by rapid cooling and rapid heating. Tempered glass is resistant to thermal shock, the maximum safe working temperature is 288℃, and it can withstand the temperature difference change of 204℃. There are sometimes bowls for hot soup on the dining table, so don't worry about the table being damaged. However, it's better to use a heat insulation pad, which is what I use at home. Maybe it's psychological. I always feel that glass is fragile. Second, tempered glass looks fashionable and easy to take care of, and it is easy to clean after it is dirty. Third: if, in case the tempered glass breaks into countless small pieces, these small pieces have no sharp edges and corners and are not easy to hurt people.