Tile Flooring Remnants
Why Choose Tile Remnants?
Tile remnants give you access to premium flooring and wall materials at a fraction of the cost. They're an ideal solution when you're working with a small space, need to patch an existing tile area, or want to add a decorative touch without overspending.
Many customers use remnants to complete backsplashes, bathroom floors, hearths, and laundry areas. Others get creative with accent walls, custom borders, or mixed-style mosaics using smaller pieces. Whether you're using ceramic, porcelain, or natural stone, remnants make it easy to bring durability and style to your space - for less.
Need help deciding what to choose? Our flooring remnant selection guide can help you compare materials and finishes.
What We Carry (Inventory Moves Fast)
Our tile remnant selection includes a wide variety of materials, finishes, and sizes - perfect for finishing detailed projects or adding high-end accents on a budget. You'll often find ceramic, porcelain, stone, and mosaic tiles in styles that suit both traditional and modern spaces.
Finishes range from matte to glossy, with textured options available for added grip or visual interest. Common sizes include 12x12, 18x18, 12x24 planks, and mosaic sheets - ideal for everything from full floor installs to decorative borders.
Many of our remnants are suitable for bathrooms, kitchen backsplashes, laundry rooms, or shower walls. If you're looking for a waterproof flooring alternative to tile, check out our vinyl remnants for additional budget-friendly options.
Please note: Our tile inventory changes daily. Stop by or give us a call to see what's currently available.
Installation Tips for Tile Remnants
Tile remnants can deliver great results – if you're prepared. Whether you're a seasoned DIYer or planning to hire help, it's important to understand how to approach tile installation correctly for long-lasting performance and a clean finish.
Tools and Materials You'll Need
Having the right tools makes all the difference. Basic tile installation typically requires a tile cutter or wet saw, trowels, spacers, level, buckets, and a mixing paddle. You'll also need thinset mortar or adhesive, grout, and sealant depending on your material. For a full checklist, see our tools for flooring installation.
Surface Prep and Layout Planning
Good prep prevents poor results. Ensure your subfloor or wall surface is clean, level, and dry. Cement board or appropriate underlayment should be used for wet areas like bathrooms or kitchens. Dry-fit your tiles first to check for layout flow and make adjustments before you begin setting. Pay close attention to tile alignment and spacing for consistent results.
Grout and Finish Considerations
Grout can dramatically impact the look of your tile project. Choose a grout color that complements or contrasts your tile depending on your design goal. Use consistent spacing and clean up grout haze before it sets. For natural stone, pre-seal tiles before grouting to prevent staining, and always seal grout lines once cured.
When to Hire a Tile Installer
While many tile projects can be done yourself, complex installations – like walk-in showers, uneven floors, or intricate patterns – may require a pro. A professional installer ensures proper waterproofing, accurate cuts, and long-term durability. For more guidance on materials and techniques, visit our flooring remnants installation guide.
Who Uses Our Tile Remnants?
Tile remnants are a practical choice for all kinds of projects, whether you're updating a small space or adding a decorative touch. Customers across a wide range of needs use our remnants to get high-quality materials without paying full retail.
Homeowners often come in for a few square feet of tile to finish a backsplash or powder room on a weekend DIY project. Contractors rely on remnants to quickly source material for small bathroom jobs or tile repairs. Landlords use them to freshen up kitchen backsplashes or bathroom floors between tenants - fast, affordable, and effective. Interior designers frequently use remnants to create standout accent walls, fireplace surrounds, or custom tiled niches.
If your project doesn't require a full order, remnants make perfect sense.
Visit Cranberry Remnant Warehouse for Tile Deals
If you're looking for high-quality tile at a fraction of the price, stop by Cranberry Remnant Warehouse. We're open to the public - no appointment needed - and located right in Cranberry Township for easy access.
Our tile inventory changes quickly, with new ceramic, porcelain, and stone pieces arriving regularly. Whether you're working on a backsplash, small bathroom, or entryway, our staff can help you estimate how much tile you'll need, match styles or finishes, and answer installation questions.
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Don't forget to finish the job right - visit our Flooring Trim and Finish Guide for baseboards, transitions, and more. Have questions? Contact Us today!
Luxury Vinyl Remnants FAQs
What are tile flooring remnants?
Tile remnants are leftover pieces from full tile orders, discontinued lots, or surplus material. They're new, unused tiles sold at a discount due to limited quantity or sizing.
Are tile remnants good quality?
Yes. All of our tile remnants are first-quality materials, just in smaller or unmatched quantities. They're ideal for small spaces or accent projects.
What types of tile do you carry as remnants?
Our inventory includes ceramic, porcelain, natural stone (like marble or travertine), and mosaic tile sheets. Availability varies daily.
What sizes are tile remnants available in?
Common remnant sizes include 12x12, 12x24, 18x18, and mosaic sheets. Selections vary depending on what's in stock.
Can I use tile remnants for a full room?
Yes, if you find enough of the same tile. Many customers complete bathrooms, laundry rooms, and entryways using tile remnants.
Can I mix and match tile remnants for a project?
Absolutely. Many customers use mixed remnants for accent walls, borders, or creative patterns. Just be sure the thickness and edge style are compatible.
Do you sell matching grout or trim pieces?
We carry a limited selection of trim. For finishing guidance, check out our Flooring Trim and Finish Guide, or ask our staff for recommendations.
Can I return tile remnants if I don't use them?
Remnants are final sale due to their limited and rotating nature. Be sure to measure carefully before purchasing.
How much extra tile should I buy to account for cuts?
We recommend purchasing 10 - 15% extra to account for cuts, waste, and future repairs. Use our measuring guide if you're unsure.
Do tile remnants come with installation instructions?
Installation methods depend on the tile and location. For general guidance, see our installation guide for flooring remnants.
What tools do I need to install tile?
Most tile projects require a tile cutter or wet saw, trowel, spacers, level, mortar, and grout. Check our tools for flooring installation guide for details.
Can I install tile remnants in a shower?
Yes, but showers require waterproof prep and proper substrate. We recommend hiring a pro unless you're experienced with tile work.
Are tile remnants suitable for heated floors?
Most ceramic and porcelain tile is compatible with radiant floor heating, but always confirm the tile rating and subfloor requirements before installation.
Do I need to seal tile remnants?
Porcelain and ceramic tiles usually don't require sealing, but natural stone tiles (like marble or slate) should be sealed before and after grouting.
How often do you get new tile remnants in stock?
Tile inventory changes daily. We recommend stopping by frequently or calling to check what's currently available.