Woven fabrics of carded wool or of carded fine animal hair:
Part of: 51 — Wool, fine or coarse animal hair; horsehair yarn and fabric
956965 · 1994-12-13 — Classification of billiard table fabrics; part; material; unfinished articles; GRI 2(a).
Samples were provided to this office for examination. FACTS: You have provided this office with the following background information: Common practice within the billiard industry is for billiard table manufacturers to ship partially assembled billiard tables to their respective distributors throughout the country. The core parts of the tables are shipped together, which includes the slate, rails, legs and main table assembly. This is done for two reasons. The first is to lower shipping costs and the second is to allow the distributors to offer custom features on the tables, such as different…
088273 · 1991-08-08 — Internal Advice request 55/90; woven fabrics coated with 48percent styrene, 52 percent butadiene, are not rubberized fabricsof heading 5906; coatings with styrene content greater than 40percent are presumed to be plastics.
, of Cambridge, Ontario, concerning the classification of upholstery fabrics coated with styrene- butadiene. Sample fabric swatches were attached to the original request. Dumbbell specimens of the liquid polymer coating were subsequently obtained from Tandem Fabrics. FACTS: The merchandise at issue consists of two sets of upholstery fabric manufactured in and imported from Canada. The first set (A) consists of twenty named fabric swatches. Each named fabric pattern may be produced in a variety of colors. The named fabric patterns are as follows: Argus; Ballet; Benton; Bolton; Brier; Broadway;…
088129 · 1991-01-24 — Billiard cloth embraced by provision for tapestry fabricsand upholstery fabrics. More specific than residual provisionfor other fabrics. HRL 086147.
W. House & Sons, Inc., concerning the classification of billiard cloth under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA). Fabric samples were provided. FACTS: The sample merchandise consists of five swatches of woven carded wool billiard fabric with a napped surface. Two of the fabrics are imported, while three are domestically manufactured by your client. You state that both the imported and domestic fabrics come in rolls which vary in width between 142 cm and 157 cm and that the fabrics range in weight between 288 g/m and 413 g/m. You state that it is your belief…
086147 · 1990-02-21 — Snooker Cloth
FACTS: The merchandise in question is a special nap cloth required for the game of snooker, a form of billiards. The cloth, which is manufactured in England, is 76 inches wide and comes in weights ranging from 400 grams per square meter to 610 grams per square meter. The cloth will be imported in rolls. Samples were submitted of style 7638 (610 grams) and style 7625 (400 grams). ISSUE: Whether 100 percent wool snooker cloth is deemed to be an upholstery fabric under the HTSUSA, or whether it is considered to be an other woven fabric of wool. LAW AND ANALYSIS: Articles are classified under the…
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