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If I tip a drinking glass over on a swanstone counter, will the glass break

If I substitute "granite" or "tile" for swanstone, my experience say the answer is likely yes. On the other hand, with solid surface acrylic like Corian, the answer is likely no. So where is swanstone on the "hardness spectrum?

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It is the same as Corian. Also it depends on the glass.

What is Swanstone made of?
What is the Swanstone material? This product is manufactured from our solid surface material, Swanstone, which is a compression-molded, thermoset material consisting of a blend of polymer resins, fillers and reinforcement additives.

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115 Rockwell R Scale, 42 Barcol you can google these specs for more info

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