Flooring Rack

Flooring Rack
Introduced	Outlands Patch April 2, 2025
Type	Container, Storage
Category	Misc
Vendor	Prevalian Merchant
Dyeable	Yes - Furniture Dye
Access	House Co-Owners Only
Use Location	Locked Down/Secured in House or Bank Box

The Flooring Rack is a specialized container introduced in the Outlands Patch April 2, 2025 for storing and organizing single-tile Flooring Tiles (Carpet, Rug, and Floor tiles).

Acquisition

Players can purchase a Flooring Rack deed from the Prevalian Merchant under the "Misc" category. It can be dyed using Furniture Dye.

Usage

• A Flooring Rack must be Locked Down or Secured within a player's House, or kept within their Bank Box to be functional.
• Only Co-Owners of the house where the rack is secured can access its contents.
• Double-clicking the Flooring Rack opens its management menu.

Features

Adding Items

Players can add eligible Flooring Tiles to the rack:

• Click the "Add Items" button within the menu to get a targeting cursor, then target tiles in your backpack.
• Shift-click the Flooring Rack itself and select the "Restock" context menu option to add all valid tiles from your backpack automatically.
• If the Flooring Rack is Secured in a house, drag and drop eligible tiles directly onto it.

Supported Items:

• Single-tile Carpet Tiles, Rug Tiles, and Floor Tiles.
• Note: Multi-tile "Addon Rugs" placed via deed (like Polar Bear Rugs) cannot be stored.

Managing Hues

• If multiple hues of the same tile type are stored, use the small arrow buttons to cycle through them.
• The Amount Stored display updates to show the quantity of the currently selected hue.

Filtering Items

• Filter the displayed tiles by specific Name or by stored Hues.
• Applying a Hue filter automatically selects that hue for all applicable entries.

Retrieving Items

• Use the buttons to retrieve either 1 Tile or 5 Tiles of the selected type and hue at a time.
• Retrieval requires sufficient space in your backpack.

Gallery

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  A dyed Flooring Rack
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  The Flooring Rack menu interface
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  Using the "Add Items" target cursor
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  The "Restock" context menu option
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  Cycling through stored hues
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  Filtering by hue
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  Retrieval options