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NMFC 182665 - Decorated Art Tile/Molding | Class 100

Article ID
182665
Decorated art tile or molding, boxed shipments.
Freight Group
TILE OR MOLDING GROUP
Tile or Molding Group for decorative trims.
Class Range
100 1 classification
Fixed Class 100; density not required.
Hazardous
No
Non-hazardous freight; no special hazmat steps.

Classification Details

NMFC Description Class
182665.00 Tile or Molding, decorated art, see Note, item 182666, in boxes 100

Notes

Note 182666: NOTE-Provisions apply on tile or molding which has been hand painted or hand decorated. Does not apply on enameled steel tiles with machine printed or machine silk-screen designs or decorations.

How to Determine Your Class

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

  1. Quote and book at Class 100 for all decorated art tile or molding packed in boxes; density does not change the class for this item.
  2. Confirm your product fits the definition in Note, item 182666 (e.g., decorative finishes, trims, accent pieces) before tendering the freight.
  3. Use rigid boxes with foam-faced dividers or edge/corner guards so printed, glazed, or embossed surfaces don’t scuff; keep faces from touching.
  4. Palletize boxed sets tight to the pallet footprint, add a top cap, and strap or stretch-wrap; mark Fragile and This Side Up for molded trims and accent tiles.

Note: All classifications are subject to Item 170. Verify with official NMFC publications for the most current requirements.

Business Value

  • Predictable rating: a single Class 100 eliminates density disputes and reclass charges on decorative tiles and trim moldings.
  • Lower claims risk when boxed properly, protecting high-value finishes like glazed ceramics, stone inlays, or resin ornamentation.
  • Faster quoting across LTL carriers and TMS platforms since packaging is defined (boxes) and the item is non-hazardous.
  • Supports project-based shipping for showrooms and contractors—easier to cost out sample kits, accent runs, and replacement pieces.