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Small Prices, Big Savings. Clearance pricing across tile, stone, hardwood, vinyl, laminate, decoratives fixtures, and installation materials. Hundreds of styles, all marked down to move. Limited quantities. Shop before your favorites are gone.

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Clearance Flooring

Shop clearance flooring at Floor & Decor and find unbeatable pricing on tile, stone, wood, vinyl, laminate, decoratives, fixtures, and installation materials. Our clearance section features hundreds of styles marked down to move, so you can complete your project for less without compromising on quality. Quantities are limited, so shop while your favorite styles are still in stock.

What is clearance flooring?

Clearance flooring includes in-stock products that Floor & Decor has marked down to make room for new arrivals. Items land in clearance for reasons like overstock, a discontinued color or style, or updated packaging — not because of any defect or quality issue. Clearance flooring is manufactured to the same specifications as full-price inventory, so you get the same performance and durability at a reduced price.

Why Shop Clearance at Floor & Decor

Because we source directly from manufacturers and carry such a large in-stock inventory, our clearance selection spans nearly every category we offer, from porcelain and ceramic tile to natural stone, hardwood, luxury vinyl, and laminate. That variety means clearance shoppers aren't limited to a small assortment of leftovers — new styles rotate into clearance regularly, making it worth checking back often if you're not in a rush. Clearance flooring also typically carries the same manufacturer warranty as full-price product, so you don't have to sacrifice peace of mind to save money.

Buying Clearance Flooring

Because clearance inventory is limited to existing stock, availability can change quickly and popular styles may not be restocked once they sell out. If you're purchasing enough material for a full room, it's a good idea to buy extra upfront — a 10% overage is standard for most layouts, and patterns like diagonal or herringbone installations may need closer to 15% to account for additional cuts. For larger projects, check that all boxes or pieces share the same dye lot or run number, since mixing lots can lead to subtle color variation once installed. Visit your local store to see current clearance selection in person, as availability can vary by location.