Seagrass baskets sit in heading 4602 at 4602.19, the other vegetable materials line, because seagrass has no named bamboo or rattan line — confirm the full national code, including the US wickerwork and other split, before filing.
Bamboo baskets sit in heading 4602, at 4602.11 for bamboo, with US lines splitting baskets and bags by wickerwork, fishing creels and luggage, and UK lines splitting handmade from other pieces — confirm the full national code before filing.
Bamboo seats are tested against 9401.52 and other bamboo furniture against 9403.82, both indicative: confirm the full national code in the destination tariff, check the material split from rattan and cane, and use a binding decision for borderline pieces.
There is no single HS code for home decor items: ceramic ornaments sit in 6913, decorative glassware in 7013, wooden ornaments in 4420 and metal ornaments in 8306, so classify each piece by material and function and confirm the full national code before filing.
Metal office furniture sits at 9403.10 and wooden office furniture at 9403.30, while office chairs are seats under 9401: swivel chairs with height adjustment at 9401.31 or 9401.39. Confirm the full national code before filing.
Wooden furniture that is not a seat sits in heading 9403 — 9403.30 offices, 9403.40 kitchens, 9403.50 bedrooms, 9403.60 other — while wooden seats take heading 9401 and parts 9403.91. All lines are indicative: verify the national code before filing.
Indicative HS headings for agricultural machinery: 8432 for soil preparation, 8433 for harvesting, 8434 for dairy and 8436 for other agricultural work, with tractors in 8701 - verify the full 8-10 digit national code before filing.
Steel spans Chapter 72 for material and Chapter 73 for finished articles. This guide maps the indicative headings by alloy class, form, width, coating and tube method, plus US, EU and UK national codes to confirm.
Single hand tools take their named Chapter 82 heading, with 8205 as the residual heading, while retail sets across headings 8202 to 8205 are tested against heading 8206 and sets inside 8205 against subheading 8205.90.
Heading 8708 indicates parts and accessories of motor vehicles of headings 8701 to 8705, split by vehicle system at six digits, while engines, electrical parts and parts of general use are excluded and national codes run to 8-10 digits.
Bicycle parts sit under indicative heading 8714, from 8714.91 frames and forks to 8714.99 other parts. This guide works through the part-by-part lines, the solely-or-principally test, the Section XVII exclusions, electric bike parts, and the US, EU and UK national codes to confirm before filing.
Non-motorised bicycles point indicatively to heading 8712, subheading 8712.00. This guide covers the motor test, complete vs unassembled shipments, parts vs complete cycles, and the US wheel-size, EU and UK ball-bearing national lines to confirm.