Sliced Pebble Stone Tiles Grey White Mosaic Tile for Shower Floor Anti-Slip [5 Sheets]

The pebbled tile boards are great to lay down and then put grout down between the pieces. Looks great and the background helps keep the pebbles in one place.

They are difficult to install as the contoured edges don't align well with each other which can result in large gaps between tiles or against the walls. Cutting the contoured edge off to make a straight edge to place against the wall can also be a struggle depending on the tools used to cut them. I have a tile cutting saw with a sliding bed and had to use a sacrificial tile underneath to keep the tile flat while cutting. The profile is a bit thinner than other tiles I've used so care should be taken when setting with thinset. Too much and you'll be scraping thinset out from between all those rocks, not fun. Too little and you get a poor bond. Overall, I'm satisfied with the result, they look good and the neutral colors match most color profiles. You just have to take your time when setting them and find tiles that fit well with each other.

5 sheets are not enough for me to create a shower floor but these are real stones and the backing looks like the quality that you can get at a tile/stone store or your local hardware store. Quality is a definite 5. In order to give a quality review on the installation, waterproof, and durability I really need to purchase more to complete my project. But as far as the overall feel and quality it's just as good as some other stone tile that I have used in the past.