NMFC 182300 - Tile & Molding Group | Class N/A

Find NMFC 182300 for tile and molding. Covers facing or flooring tile and non-metal baseboard or cove molding. Pack on pallets or in crates. Non-hazardous.

Freight Group ID

182300

NMFC 182300 for tile and non-metal molding

Total Articles

NMFC articles in this group

Class Range

55-100

No fixed class, see specific items

NMFC Articles in this Group

NMFC 182310 Aluminum Tile in Boxes – Class 85

Classify aluminum tile in NMFC 182310. Covers plain or coated pieces packed in boxes at Class 85 for LTL freight. Non-hazardous and easy to rate for quotes.

NMFC 182340 - Tile Facing & Flooring | Class 60

Classify stone tiles with NMFC 182340. Covers quarry, cast, or natural facing, flooring, paving, and promenade tiles in boxes or crates. Class 60, nonhazardous.

NMFC 182355 - Wood Flooring Squares, Foam-Backed | Class 65

Classify wood flooring squares in NMFC 182355. Finished wood tiles with foam backing up to 1/8 inch, shipped in boxes, are rated Class 65. Non-hazardous.

NMFC 182370 - Glass Tile in Boxes | Class 60

Classify glass tile under NMFC 182370. Applies to non-mirror glass tiles packed in boxes at Class 60. Clear rating for quotes and claims, non-hazardous.

NMFC 182385 - Glazed Steel/Iron Tile | Class 70

Find NMFC 182385 for shipping iron or steel tiles. Glazed or enameled, mounted or not, in boxes or crates at Class 70 for predictable LTL rates. Non-hazardous.

NMFC 182410 – Boxed Tile, Mirror, Glass | Class 65

Find NMFC 182410 for box-packed tile, mirror, and glass. Class 65 covers fragile hard-surface materials in boxes. Non-hazardous for simpler, predictable LTL.

NMFC 182490 — Abrasive Tile/Molding | Class 70

Find NMFC 182490 for abrasive composition tile or molding. Applies to shipments packed in boxes or crates at Class 70. Easy rating and shipping, non-hazardous.

NMFC 182510 - Asphalt Tile or Molding | Class 60

Find asphalt composition tile or molding in NMFC 182510. Pack in boxes or crates for Class 60 rating. Dense material, stable loads, non-hazardous for LTL.

NMFC 182540 - Metal-Coated Cast Stone Tile | Class 60

Classify metal‑coated cast stone tile or molding under NMFC 182540. Covers boxed or crated shipments and assigns Class 60. Non‑hazardous for easy shipping.

NMFC 182570 - Ceramic Tile or Molding NOI | Class 60

Classify ceramic, clay, or earthenware tile and molding in NMFC 182570. Covers boxed or crated pieces, glazed or unglazed, Class 60. Quick rating, non-hazardous.

NMFC 182600 - Composition Tile or Molding | Class N/A

Classify composition tile or molding in NMFC 182600. Ships in boxes or crates, non-foam only, class set by density. Fast quotes and non-hazardous. Easy shipping.

NMFC 182615 - Concrete/Terrazzo Tile or Molding | Class 55

Find NMFC 182615 for concrete or terrazzo tile or molding. Listed in crates at Class 55 for LTL. Clear guidance to quote, pack, and book freight. Non-hazardous.

NMFC 182635 - Cork & Linoleum Tile/Molding | Class 70

Classify cork, felt-base asphalted, or linoleum tile and molding in NMFC 182635. Applies to decorated, painted, or plain pieces shipped in packages at Class 70.

NMFC 182665 - Decorated Art Tile/Molding | Class 100

Find decorated art tile or molding in NMFC 182665. Class 100 covers boxed shipments and protects finishes. Non-hazardous for simple quoting and fast booking.

NMFC 182690 - Facing Tile/Molding on Fiberboard | Class 60

Classify facing tile or molding in NMFC 182690. Brick or stone veneers mounted on fiberboard or pulpboard, shipped in packages, rate at Class 60. Non-hazardous.

NMFC 182710: Imitation Brick/Stone Facing Tile | Class 55

Classify imitation brick or stone facing tile under NMFC 182710. Packed in boxes and rated Class 55 for LTL. Durable, non‑hazardous, easy quoting and booking.

NMFC 182750 - Magnesite Tile or Molding | Class 70

Classify magnesite tile or molding under NMFC 182750. Covers boxes, crates, and metal-strapped bundles at Class 70. Non-hazardous for quicker quotes.

How to Use This Classification

Specify the exact material and format on the BOL—ceramic, porcelain, stone tile or wood/PVC molding—and include counts and packaging (e.g., 12x24 tile, 8 cases on 1 pallet).
Package by product: stack boxed tile on a 48x40 pallet with corner boards and stretch wrap; crate loose stone; bundle 8‑ft cove molding in 10‑piece packs with end caps and banding.
Control dimensions and overhang: keep pallets flush and under 48x48; for long molding, book carriers that accept 96–108 in lengths or disclose a length surcharge upfront.
Protect edges and finishes: add slip sheets, foam, and edge guards; avoid top-loading delicate molding under heavy tile; mark Do Not Double Stack if crates can’t take top load.

Business Value

Clear grouping use reduces reclass risk and surprise rebills by aligning your BOL to the correct tile/molding family.
Palletized or crated, stackable packaging improves cube efficiency and can earn better LTL rates versus irregular, non-stackable freight.
Planning for long lengths prevents excess-length charges ($75–$200) and improves terminal handling, reducing damage touchpoints.
Stronger edge protection and crating cut breakage and claims, keeping projects on schedule and lowering total landed cost.