A linen interiors journal with condition grades, room photographs and delivery slots
A linen interiors-journal page with condition grades, room photographs and delivery slots for clearing floor models, ex-display, end-of-line or seconds stock.


Switch devices, scroll the full page, or open the live demo. This is the exact layout, photos and sample text a new page starts with.
The headings are the demo's own sample text. Your brief, or the AI copy pass, replaces them; the structure stays.
The showroom floor is for sale.

The price follows the condition, not the tag.

Six of the 96 pieces still on the floor.

Every piece goes back to the workshop first.

Pick a week. We ring to fix the day.

Measure the narrowest door, not the room.


Ninety-six pieces, until Sunday at six.

What people ask about floor stock.

Ex-display furniture is a bargain only if the buyer trusts the condition. Floor Model Clearance is styled like a linen interiors journal and puts condition first: a grade for every piece sets its discount, marks are described precisely, and delivery slots and measuring advice remove the practical worries of buying large items at a discount.
It suits clearances of floor models, ex-display, end-of-line and seconds stock for furniture, homeware, lighting and kitchen brands. Choose it when condition is the buyer’s fear.
The hero makes a simple announcement, “The showroom floor is for sale”, with the number of pieces and where they come from, over a room photograph. Condition grades explains that the discount follows a workshop grade, not the price tag.
The floor shows pieces still available with grade, marks, price and delivery information. Workshop explains that every piece is checked and refinished before it ships. Delivery slots lets buyers choose a week and describes the two-person delivery.
Before you buy advises measuring the narrowest door, the most common reason large furniture comes back. Reviews quote buyers who found the described marks accurate, a countdown repeats the grades and end time, and questions covers viewing and guarantees.
Precision about marks is the persuasive device here. A note saying a dent is 4 mm, followed by a review confirming it was exactly that, does more for sales than any discount percentage.
Four schemes are included: Olive, Clay, Slate and Walnut. Headings can be Literata, Newsreader or Spectral. Four photographs are used, room settings and workshop images; your own showroom photos are ideal.
Piece cards, grades and delivery slots are editable. As pieces sell, remove them from the floor section or mark them sold.
Starting from the template is free. For about 20 credits, the AI writes your copy into the design. Include the number of pieces, grades and discounts, pieces with their marks and prices, workshop checks, guarantees, delivery options, measuring advice, viewing arrangements and the end date.
Clearance buyers fear arriving damage or hidden flaws, so this template sets the discount by a written condition grade. Define your grades before listing anything: what counts as grade A, B and C, with examples such as light marks on a leg or a small repair to a veneer, and the discount attached to each. Have the same person or team grade every piece so the standard stays consistent.
Each piece needs its own condition note, specific enough to picture the flaw, and ideally a close-up photograph of it on the product page. Record dimensions including the packed or carrying size, since the before-you-buy section asks buyers to measure the narrowest door. The workshop section describes what happens before dispatch, such as cleaning, re-oiling or tightening joints, so describe your real process.
Delivery slots need weeks available, how many slots remain in each, what the delivery team does, whether packaging is removed and how long a slot is held during checkout. Write the returns policy for ex-display and seconds stock clearly, as rules for returning discounted goods vary by country. Four photographs are used, and room photographs of pieces styled at home help buyers see past the floor-model label.
Decide what happens to pieces that do not sell by the end date, whether they return to the showroom, go to a later sale or are donated. Saying so on the page makes the deadline believable.
A lighting brand can grade lamps and add wiring checks and bulb compatibility to the workshop section. Kitchen showroom clearances usually sell whole displays, with dimensions for each run and a note on installation costs. Makers selling seconds stock can replace ex-display with production flaws, explaining each type of imperfection and why it does not affect use.
Floor Model Clearance is for condition-graded stock. A furniture Black Friday with range discounts fits Black Friday Home Sale, and a general time-limited sale Dated Flash Sale. New made-to-order furniture sold after a showroom visit belongs on Booked Demo, and a furniture run taking pre-orders on Pre-order Launch.
See every sale layout on the ecommerce templates page.
Starting from the theme costs no credits. Or describe the offer and the AI draws a new page in this style, usually in about two minutes.