A pebble stone shower floor produces the exact opposite feeling for me. When I stand on one, it feels like the bottom of my feet are getting a soothing massage.

When it comes to selecting tiles for your shower floor, you should only choose tiles that have a DCOF (scale of how slick a type of tile will be when wet) rating of 0.42 or higher.

For pebble tiles to look and feel good (the rounded stone tops act like little foot massagers) the install depth needs to be just right. The size of the stones will vary but most like to bed about ...

Cost For the materials only, porcelain and non-porcelain tile will cost you around $0.50 to $10 per square foot. Natural stone tiles, like slate, will cost more—around $5 to $15.

Natural stone flooring is a style of tile that’s cut directly from stone blocks. Natural stone comes from various mountain-born minerals, usually marble, granite, travertine, limestone, and ...