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2026-08-16

Tile is on the shelf — 2,600 of them, with prices that stay current

The catalog now stocks field tile, mosaics, trim & deco, and slab & stone from Floor & Décor, priced at retail with the date we last checked. Your proposals fill in a real tile instead of leaving the line blank.

Tile is on the shelf — 2,600 of them, with prices that stay current

Last week we gave tile its own categories. This week there's actually tile in them.

What's new

If you don't have a dealer price list loaded, the catalog used to have exactly zero tile in it. Every proposal with a floor-tile line came out saying pick a product — you knew it, we knew it, and the tile is the biggest line on the sheet.

That's over. The catalog now stocks the four tile aisles from Floor & Décor's public catalog:

  • Field Tile — about 1,660 of them. Planks, 12×24s, subway, marble, travertine, porcelain.
  • Mosaic — about 730. Hexagons, penny rounds, pebbles, arabesques, waterjet marble.
  • Trim & Deco — about 190. Bullnose, corners, pencils, liners.
  • Slab & Stone — about 50. Thresholds, sills, coping.

Every one has a real price, the box coverage worked out (so BidCraft can figure quantities), and its size and material filled in. Browse them under Find Products, or just build a proposal — the floor-tile line now arrives with an actual tile picked instead of a blank.

Where the price comes from, and how old it is

Open a Floor & Décor product and under the price you'll see something like:

Retail · Floor & Decor · as of Aug 16, 2026

That's exactly what it says: the price on Floor & Décor's website on that day. It's a reference, not what you pay. It's there so a proposal has an honest number in it before you've bought a single box.

Prices refresh on their own — the ones you're actually using every week, the rest monthly — so the date keeps moving without anyone babysitting it. If a price can't be checked one week, the old one stays put rather than disappearing.

Your own cost always wins. Add a tile to your materials and set what you actually pay; that number is what your proposal uses from then on. And if you have a dealer catalog loaded, your dealer's tile still comes first — the retail shelf just fills the gaps.

What's next

We're working on stocking the everyday hardware-store items the same way — the setting materials, silicone caulk, leveling clips, backer-board screws that Schluter and Laticrete don't make. That's coming; when it lands, those last few "pick a product" blanks go away too.

Find something filed in the wrong aisle, or a price that looks off? Tell Biddy. That's the fastest way to get it fixed.