
Shipping Brick Tiles
Discover how to ship brick tiles efficiently and safely with FreightCenter
We help you ship brick tiles with ease. Receive expert support and unbeatable rates from top carriers.
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Shipping brick tiles requires specialized care and attention to detail due to their heavy yet delicate nature. Whether they’re being shipped in bulk for distribution or sent directly to a homeowner for a renovation project, proper handling is essential to prevent breakage. Brick tiles should be packaged and transported carefully using specialized methods to ensure they arrive in pristine condition and on time.
FreightCenter is the ideal 3PL for shipping brick tiles. With our expertise in shipping, vetted carrier network, dependable delivery services, and incredible customer support, you can trust that your brick tiles will be shipped with utmost care and delivered to their destination successfully.
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Why Choose FreightCenter for Shipping Brick Tiles?
Scalable Solutions for our Customers
Whether you’re a homeowner transporting a few boxes of tiles or a supplier shipping pallets on a weekly basis, you need flexibility. At FreightCenter, we offer scalable solutions, whether simple or complex. We handle everything from one-time shipments to recurring deliveries and bulk shipments from manufacturers. Whatever you need, we will ensure your shipment has it
.Accurate Tracking Tools for your Shipment
If you’re shipping high-value mosaic tiles, staying informed about the location of your shipment can bring you peace of mind. We offer tracking tools that provide accurate insights and full visibility of your shipment, allowing you to monitor its progress from pickup to delivery. You can even sign up to receive alerts during transit – all you need is your tracking number.
Expertise in Shipping Fragile & Specialized Freight
Brick tiles are fragile and delicate, and even the most minor mishandling can cause the tile to break. We are a 3PL with experience shipping fragile and specialized freight, such as bricks. Our expert freight agents will work with you to coordinate the transportation of your mosaic tiles, ensuring you have the best carrier, secure packaging, and any additional protective services that guarantee your shipment is safe and protected.
Properly Package Brick Tiles For Shipping With FreightCenter
Preparation: Prepare your brick tiles by ensuring they are clean and free from dust and debris. Take the time to inspect each tile for damage, and do not ship tiles with cracks or defects. Clean off any residue and ensure tiles are dry before packing them. Next, wrap the brick tiles individually using bubble wrap or foam sheets. This will help protect the tiles from impact during transit.
Arrange Tiles: First, create extra cushioning by creating layers within your shipping box. Place packing peanuts or bubble wrap at the bottom of the box to provide extra cushioning. Next, place the wrapped tiles side by side, ensuring a snug fit that is neither too tight nor too loose. Additional packing peanuts and bubble wrap layers can be added to the bottom of the box to prevent shifting. Fill any spaces with bubble wrap or packing peanuts to prevent movement.
Sealing & Labeling: When your shipment is packed, securely seal it with packing tape and reinforce the seams and corners to prevent opening during transit. Label the box with the following important information:
- Sender name/address
- Recipient’s name/address
- Contact Numbers
- Fragile or Handle with Care Label
Weight & Measurements: Measure the dimensions of your box and weigh it for accurate shipment calculations. Provide this information to your freight agent for a proper quote.
Time to Ship: Your FreightCenter freight agent will work with you to determine essential shipping details, such as pickup dates and times. We will also ensure you are paired with a reputable shipping carrier specializing in fragile items. Lastly, we will provide you with tracking information to monitor the progress of your shipment.
How Much Does It Cost To Ship Brick Tiles?
The cost to ship brick tiles depends on various factors. In addition to considering the factors below, make sure to provide your carrier with detailed and accurate information about your brick shipment regarding dimensions, weight, origin, destination, and any special requirements to obtain the most accurate quote for your shipment. Some of the most important factors influencing the cost of shipping brick tiles are the following:
Weight and Quantity: As with other freight shipments, the heavier the shipment, the more expensive it will be. Remember to provide your carrier with an accurate weight to avoid unexpected fees. The brick tiles’ size and dimensions can also affect the overall cost. Oversized shipments will likely face additional fees.
Distance: Longer distances between the origin and destination result in higher shipping costs. Origin and destination locations can also impact the costs. Due to remoteness or limited access, some areas may result in higher shipping fees.
Carrier: Different carriers vary in their levels of service, as well as in their pricing structures. The shipping method you choose, whether air, ground, or ocean, will significantly impact the final costs. For instance, since air freight is faster, it is the more expensive shipping method. If you need your shipment delivered quickly, expedited, or overnight, your shipment will be more expensive than standard shipping.
Packaging: Pack your shipment correctly to protect the brick tiles during transit. If your shipment requires special handling or is oversized, this may result in additional charges.
Insurance: Purchasing insurance for your shipments is always a good idea to protect the value of your shipment. Unfortunately, there is always a risk of loss or damage during transit, so it is best to work with your FreightCenter agent to determine the best insurance route for your brick tiles. These additional costs will be added to the final quote.
Customs & Duties: When shipping internationally, make sure to account for the customs duties and import taxes. Your freight agent will be able to give you an estimate of the total cost.
To create value for our customers by delivering customized shipping solutions that meet their unique needs and to fulfill shipping demands from simple to complex with expertise, guidance and ingenuity.
Accurate freight classification is key to receiving fair and transparent shipping rates. Our easy-to-use Freight Class Calculator helps you determine the correct freight class for your shipment based on size, weight, and product type. This tool simplifies the quoting process and ensures you avoid costly reclassification fees.
Cross borders with ease! Our international shipping services connect you to top carriers for seamless ocean, air, and cross-border freight. Whether importing or exporting, we handle the logistics so your brick tiles arrives safely and on time.
For businesses shipping large quantities of brick tiles, FreightCenter offers volume shipping discounts. By consolidating your shipments and working with our network of carriers, you can lower costs without sacrificing reliability or speed.
Shipping to or from home? Residential freight shipping brings your brick tiles right to your doorstep. Perfect for home businesses, this service ensures a smooth and hassle-free delivery.

FreightCenter has Expertise in Shipping Brick Tiles
Here at FreightCenter, we understand the importance of delivering your brick tiles to their destination in a timely manner for the project you’re working on. With over 25+ years of experience and expertise, we provide specialized shipping solutions to ensure brick tiles are properly and safely packaged, shipped, and delivered.
We partner with a trusted network of vetted carriers that have the expertise to ship heavy and delicate goods. We offer top-notch customer service that won’t hurt your wallet. Obtain access to competitive rates that you can’t find anywhere else, so you receive the services you need at the price you want. To determine the best shipping option for your brick tile shipment, please call our expert freight agents at (800) 716-7608.
Frequently Asked Questions About Shipping Brick Tiles
Q. How do I obtain a quote for shipping brick tiles from FreightCenter?
Obtaining an instant freight quote is easy. Just enter your shipment details, such as origin and destination ZIP codes, dimensions, weight, and packaging type, into our website.
Q. What is the best shipping method for brick tiles?
FreightCenter offers various shipping methods for brick tiles, such as LTL, FTL, Air Freight, and Expedited. The best shipping method for brick tiles depends on your specific needs and requirements.
Q. What is the best way to package brick tiles for shipping?
To safely package brick tiles for shipping, first wrap each tile individually in foam or bubble wrap to prevent chipping and abrasion. Stack the wrapped tiles tightly in a double-walled cardboard box or wooden crate, using foam inserts or corrugated dividers to minimize movement and prevent shifting. Finally, seal the package securely and label it as “Fragile” to ensure careful handling during transit.
Q. Do I need insurance for my brick tile shipment with FreightCenter?
While it isn’t required, we highly recommend it. Not only does insurance offer peace of mind, but it also helps protect your shipment in the rare case of damage or loss.
Q. Can I track my brick tiles with FreightCenter?
Yes, you can track your shipment with FreightCenter. We provide tracking tools on our website; all you need is your tracking number, which is provided to you after booking your shipment.
Q. Can I request a specific carrier or shipping method for my brick tile shipment?
Speak to your freight agent regarding any specific requests, especially carrier and shipping choices. They will be able to answer any questions and accommodate your preferences.
Q. Does FreightCenter offer international shipping services for brick tiles?
Yes, FreightCenter facilitates international shipping through ocean and air freight for customers needing to ship brick tiles globally. Our agents will ensure that you have all the proper customs and documentation completed correctly so that your international shipment is delivered safely.
Q. Are there weight restrictions for tile shipments?
FreightCenter can handle shipments from 150 lbs. to over 15,000 lbs. Brick tile shipments are usually within this range.
Q. Are there any special considerations to know when shipping oversized brick tiles with FreightCenter?
Oversized and sometimes custom-cut brick tiles sometimes require special handling and packaging. A FreightCenter agent can help you make appropriate arrangements.
Q. Can brick tiles be shipped to a residential address with FreightCenter?
Yes, you can ship your brick tile shipment to a residential address. However, delivering to a residential address may incur additional fees since it is considered a limited-access location.
Q. Do I need a forklift or liftgate to load/unload brick tiles?
Yes, especially for palletized shipments. FreightCenter offers liftgate services for locations without a loading dock or forklift.
Q. Do I need to be present to receive my brick shipment with FreightCenter?
This will depend on the carrier and delivery terms; you may not be required to be present during the delivery process. Make sure to find out if a signature is required.
Q. What storage recommendations does FreightCenter have for brick tiles?
They should be stored in a dry and secure location upon delivery. Storing this way will help prevent moisture, damage, and theft. It is wise to ask the supplier for specific storage recommendations.
Q. Can FreightCenter help with recurring tile shipments?
Yes, our freight agents can easily set up recurring or scheduled shipments for tile distributors, manufacturers, or retailers.
Q. What happens if my tiles are damaged during shipping?
If your brick tile shipment is delivered damaged, take photos of the damage immediately and file a claim through FreightCenter. Insurance coverages and carrier liability will determine reimbursement.
Three Things You Didn't Know About Shipping Brick Tiles
Brick Tiles are Space-Efficient
Brick tiles are space-efficient because they are thinner than regular brick. Shippers can transport more square footage per pallet or crate than full-sized bricks, reducing freight costs.
Some Brick Tiles Require White Glove Delivery for High-End Projects
If working on high-end projects or large commercial jobs, white glove delivery for brick tiles are an option. White glove services guarantee that the tiles are carefully unloaded and inspected on-site to prevent damage.
Special Crates are Utilized For Global Shipments
For international shipments, especially bulk ones, brick tiles are packed in ISPM-15 certified wooden crates, which are treated to prevent pest transmission and comply with international shipping regulations.