Thresholds for doors
Part of: 73083050 — Other
H069895 · 2010-03-22 — Internal Advice Request 09/027; classification of closet mirror doors
(“King Star”), concerning the proper classification of closet mirror doors under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (“HTSUS”). The request has been forwarded to our office for reply. FACTS: The subject merchandise consists of a line of steel-framed bi-fold and sliding mirror doors that are used as doors for the types of closets that are built into a wall. They are available in either top-roll or bottom-roll models. All models consist of a steel frame to which a glass mirror is mounted. Each model of door is available in one or more of a variety of colors/finishes for the…
954183 · 1993-06-14 — Steel Doors; Foreign Trade Zone; Nonprivileged articles; 19 CFR 146.42 and 146.65(a)(2); 19 CFR 10.301 - 10.311
FACTS: The merchandise consists of hot dipped galvanized steel panels cut to specific dimensions, rigid urethane or polystyrene insulation, door handles, locks and hinges, all articles of Canadian origin. The components will be admitted into Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) #54 in nonprivileged foreign status. While in the FTZ, the steel panels will be punched, drilled, fabricated, and then combined with the other articles to form steel doors. ISSUE: Whether the steel doors, created from nonprivileged Canadian articles in an FTZ, are classifiable under subheading 7308.30.50, HTSUS, as other doors?…
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