Padauk Executive Conference Table
A large rectangular conference table constructed from solid Padauk wood, seating 8-10 people, with a veneered top and sturdy legs for office boardrooms. Classified in HTS 9403.30.80.01 for its Padauk (Pterocarpus spp.) composition and office-specific design for floor placement. Complies with Chapter notes excluding parts or hung items unless shelved.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If of other tropical hardwoods like teak
Specific species like Padauk/Narra have dedicated codes; others go to broader tropical wood subheading.
If seat furnished with Padauk frame
Seating with integral furniture shifts to 9403.82 for office seats, not tables.
If sold as unfinished wood blanks
State of completion: unfinished wood articles classify in Chapter 44, not furniture.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Declare exact dimensions and weight; oversized items may need ACE filing and ISF 10+2 data early
• Ensure no metal base exceeds 'parts of general use' to avoid Section XV reclassification
• Test for formaldehyde emissions if lacquered to meet TSCA Title VI for hardwood plywood
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Padauk Wood Office Desk
A sturdy executive desk crafted from genuine Padauk wood (Pterocarpus spp.), featuring a spacious work surface, multiple drawers, and a keyboard tray, designed specifically for office environments. This furniture qualifies under HTS 9403.30.80.01 due to its construction primarily from Padauk, a tropical hardwood used in office settings, distinguishing it from other wooden office furniture. It meets Chapter 94 requirements for floor-placed office furniture not covered by exclusions like prefabricated buildings.