If you're choosing between two Pebbletile.co Retail natural stone mosaic wall & floor tiles for a shower floor, deck, or pool, the decision usually comes down to color and listed price per square foot. Both are honed 3D pebble mosaics with a straight edge and matte finish, but they are listed at different case prices and in different tones. Here's how the Canine Tan and Molar 3 Mix compare so you can choose the right case for your project.
Quick Verdict
The Canine Tan Natural Stone Mosaic Wall & Floor Tile is listed at USD 85.00, with $16.80/SqFt in the title. The Molar 3 Mix Natural Stone Mosaic Wall & Floor Tile is listed at USD 90.00, with $21.36/SqFt in the title. If lower listed price matters most, Canine Tan is the pick. If gray is the tone you need, Molar 3 Mix is the listed option.
Side-by-Side Comparison
| Feature | Canine Tan | Molar 3 Mix |
|---|---|---|
| Listed case price | USD 85.00 | USD 90.00 |
| Listed per-sq-ft price | $16.80/SqFt | $21.36/SqFt |
| Coverage per case | 5 ft² | 5 ft² |
| Color | Tan | Gray |
| DCOF Rating | Above 0.42 | Above 0.42 |
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What They Share
Both mosaics have straight edges, a matte finish, and a DCOF rating above 0.42, so wet-area traction is part of the design. Each case covers 5 ft², and the listings describe both as honed natural-stone mosaics, with use suggested for shower floors, decks, or pools. The same care guidance appears in both: non-abrasive neutral pH cleaner, regular sealing, and wiping spills with a dry cloth.
Where Each Wins
Canine Tan wins on the lower listed case price and a warm tan tone. If you're matching warm fixtures or earthen materials, that color is the differentiator.
Molar 3 Mix wins on gray-tone styling. If the palette calls for cool gray, this is the case that delivers that tone.
Product Notes
Canine Tan Natural Stone Mosaic Wall & Floor Tile
This Pebbletile.co Retail natural-stone mosaic is described as uniquely honed to recreate the look of historic Italian flooring and is suited to shower floors, decks, or pools. The tan color gives it a warm, earthy personality, and it carries the lower listed case price of the two. Product guidance calls for a non-abrasive neutral pH cleaner, regular sealing, and wiping spills with a dry cloth. The limitation is color direction: if you've settled on a gray stone palette, this tan option won't provide that tone, so Molar 3 Mix becomes the color match.
Molar 3 Mix Natural Stone Mosaic Wall & Floor Tile
This Pebbletile.co Retail natural-stone mosaic is the gray-toned counterpart in this pair. Like the Canine Tan, it is described as a honed natural stone mosaic for shower floors, decks, or pools, with the same cleaning and sealing guidance. Its gray color fits cooler, more neutral designs and can be the better visual match when you don't want tan undertones. The trade-off is the listed case price: it carries the higher listed price of the two, so if you're weighing lower upfront cost, Canine Tan remains the price-driven pick. If gray is non-negotiable, this is the case to choose.
Final Choice by Use Case
Choose Canine Tan for warm-toned projects that need the lower listed case price. Choose Molar 3 Mix for gray-led designs where color takes priority.
