Hello, and thank you for your question! Every tile product has a slip coefficient rating, or a numerical range of how slippery the surface is. We
recommend working with your tile provider to evaluate if this product is meant
for wet areas as some products are strictly intended for dry surfaces. One of our strategies is to use the larger format tile in the
dry areas of bathroom, and use a smaller tile version of that same tile with the proper slip coefficient rated for wet
areas in the shower. The wet-rated tile will have a little more surface texture to provide better traction. We hope this helps, and good luck with your project.

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The tile on the shower walls and shower ceiling are 12" x 24" Calcatta which were pre-cut into 4" x 24" planks at the factory. The
flooring inside the shower and inside the main bathroom are the full 12"
x 24" tiles. A honed finish will give more traction, but again, confirm with your tile manufacturer or provider to be sure your desired tile and finish is acceptable in wet locations.

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