Narra Wood Office Bookcase
A tall, multi-shelf bookcase made entirely from Narra wood, designed for office libraries with adjustable shelves and anti-tip anchors for safety. It qualifies under HTS 9403.30.80.01 as 'other' office furniture of Pterocarpus spp., allowable even if wall-fixed per Chapter 94 note (b) for shelved furniture. Distinct from household or toy items.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If primarily of plastic laminate over Narra
Predominant material (plastic) dictates heading 9403.60 over wood-specific 9403.30.
If imported as modular shelving parts
Separate parts entry under 9403.90; assembled units stay in 9403.30.
If for cellular (beadboard) Narra panels
Cellular wood panels are Chapter 44 joinery, not assembled furniture.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Provide species verification via lab testing if challenged; visual ID alone may not suffice for CITES
• Include assembly instructions if knocked-down to clarify it's complete furniture, not parts
• Avoid packaging as sets with non-furniture items to prevent composite goods reclassification
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