Flush tanks
Part of: 69101000 — Of porcelain or china
N005946 · 2007-03-09 — The tariff classification and status under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) of ceramic toilet tanks and bowls from Mexico, Article 509
You also inquired regarding the status of this merchandise under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). Pieces of the toilet tank and bowl were submitted with your ruling request as samples. These pieces were sent to our Customs and Border Protection laboratory for analysis. Our laboratory has now completed its analysis of the pieces. The laboratory determined that a twelve-inch by twelve-inch piece from the tank was porcelain and that two smaller pieces from the bowl were porcelain. However, the results of the lab analysis of two smaller pieces from the tank were inconclusive. Each…
c89982 · 1998-08-05 — The tariff classification of electric ceramic toilets from Mexico,Colombia, Turkey and India.
The subject merchandise is tankless elongated electronic toilets, composed of vitreous china, which consist of the following sections: a pedestal-like bottom section that is bolted to the floor; and the bowl that contains a small fractional electric motor situated at its bottom portion in noting that the bowl can be separated from the pedestal. It is stated that these electronic toilets will be assembled with the appropriate electrical componentry and switches and then imported as a finished final product (weighing less than 75 pounds) to the United States. The applicable subheading for these…
c81728 · 1997-11-19 — The tariff classification of a ceramic water bowl from Canada.
The merchandise is a ceramic 3.5 gallon water closet bowl. By telephone conversation with this office on November 17, 1997, you indicated that the subject article is of porcelain. Presently, there is no Customs regulation restricting the importation of a ceramic 3.5 gallon water closet bowl into the United States from Canada. The applicable subheading for this ceramic water closet bowl will be 6910.10.00, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS), which provides for ceramic water closet bowls of porcelain. The rate of duty will be 6.4 percent ad valorem. This ruling is being…
957520 · 1997-06-16 — Protest 2304-94-10060; ceramic sanitary ware; AdditionalU.S. Note (5)a; Lewis, Trustee v. U.S., U.S v. MercantilDistribuidora S.A., et.al., U.S. v. Kurt Orban Co., U.S. vs. TwinWintons; Webster's Dictionary; HRL 058617; British Standard5416; ASTM C242: Industrial Ceramics and Introduction toCeramics; HRLs 058617, 958647
FACTS: The subject sanitary ware consists of numerous entries of water closet bowls, flush tanks and lavatories. Eleven pieces of protestant's sanitary ware were tested. The results were as follows: CUSTOMS LABORATORY RESULTS Report No. Translucency Water Absorption Munsell Color Conclusion 5-92-30707-001 Not translucent even in very thin pieces 0.2% <9 not porcelain 5-94-30700-001 Translucent until 3.45mm 0.2% >8.5 not porcelain 5-94-30699-001 Translucent until 3.61mm 0.1% >8.5 not porcelain 5-94-30698-001 Translucent until 3.80mm 0.2% >8.5 not porcelain 5-94-30697-001 Translucent until…
849672 · 1990-03-02 — The tariff classification of macerating toilet systems from France.
The tariff classification of macerating toilet systems from France. Dear Ms. Carr: This classification decision under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS) is being issued in accordance with the provisions of Section 177 of the Customs Regulations (19 C.F.R. 177). DATE OF INQUIRY : February 7, 1990. ON BEHALF OF : Sanitary for All Ltd. DESCRIPTION OF MERCHANDISE : The items are described as ceramic toilet systems. The "Saniplus" system is a ceramic toilet that has a box with an electrical motor connected to it; the system liquifies human waste and paper by means of a…
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