Mission Style Bentwood Stool
Counter-height stool with bent-wood legs and seat frame in oak, inspired by Arts & Crafts aesthetic. Steam-bending creates gentle curves for footrest and supports. HTS 9401.69.20 covers this low-back bent-wood seat.
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If legs use joined straight wood rather than continuous bend
Lack of true bent-wood process moves to general wooden frame seats.
If includes swivel base for bar use
Swivel mechanisms place wooden stools under office/other furniture.
If stool seat cushion imported separately
Detachable cushions for bent-wood stools classify as seat parts.
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• Measure seat height to confirm 'seat' vs. 'table' classification; apply for binding ruling if rungs are debated as frame vs. reinforcement; ensure kiln-drying certificates
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