What types of mirrors are included in HS-6 700992?

HS-6 700992 includes framed glass mirrors that are not designed for vehicles, such as decorative wall mirrors and bathroom mirrors.

Can I classify unframed mirrors under HS-6 700992?

No, unframed mirrors should be classified under HS-6 700991, which specifically covers unframed glass mirrors.

Are there any exclusions for HS-6 700992?

Yes, mirrors designed for vehicles, including rear-view mirrors, are excluded from HS-6 700992 and should be classified under vehicle-specific codes.

How do I classify a custom-sized framed mirror?

Custom-sized framed mirrors can be classified under HS-6 700992, as long as they meet the criteria of being framed and not intended for vehicles.

What is the difference between HS-6 700991 and HS-6 700992?

HS-6 700991 covers unframed mirrors, while HS-6 700992 is for framed mirrors, excluding those for vehicles.

Can I use HS-6 700992 for mirrors with safety glass?

Yes, mirrors made with safety glass can be classified under HS-6 700992, provided they are framed and not for vehicle use.

What should I consider when classifying mirrors for import?

Consider whether the mirrors are framed or unframed and if they are intended for vehicle use. This will help determine the correct HS code.

Are there specific design requirements for mirrors classified under HS-6 700992?

There are no specific design requirements, but the mirrors must be framed and not designed for vehicles to qualify for HS-6 700992.

HS-6 · Subheading

700992

Glass mirrors; framed, excluding rear-view mirrors for vehicles

Heading 7009 — Glass mirrors; whether or not framed, including rear-view mirrors

Chapter 70: Glass and glassware

Plain-language overview

Use HS-6 700992 when importing or exporting framed glass mirrors that are not designed for vehicles. For example, a shipment of decorative wall mirrors made of glass would fall under this classification.

This code specifically addresses framed glass mirrors, distinguishing them from HS-6 700991, which covers unframed mirrors. If your product has a frame, it should be classified under 700992.

Framed glass mirrors can be used in various settings, including homes, offices, and retail spaces. These mirrors may come in different sizes and designs, from simple frames to ornate styles.

When considering classification, remember that mirrors designed for vehicles, such as rear-view mirrors, are excluded from this HS-6. If your product is intended for automotive use, refer to the appropriate vehicle-specific codes.

Keywords & topics

Short phrases that describe this HS-6 subheading when you're searching or filtering schedules.

framed glass mirrors · decorative mirrors · wall mirrors · bathroom mirrors · antique mirrors · custom mirrors · safety glass mirrors · vanity mirrors · office mirrors · retail mirrors · ornate mirror designs · mirror classification

Examples

Drawn from the official tariff wording for this HS-6 subheading. Always confirm against your published schedule and legal notes.

Decorative wall mirrors with wooden frames
Framed bathroom mirrors with LED lighting
Ornate antique-style mirrors for home decor
Framed mirrors used in salons or spas
Custom-sized mirrors for commercial spaces
Framed mirrors with safety glass for public areas
Mirrors with metal frames for modern interiors
Framed vanity mirrors for personal grooming

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Questions & answers

For orientation only—the binding text is your national tariff and the WCO nomenclature your country uses.

What types of mirrors are included in HS-6 700992?: HS-6 700992 includes framed glass mirrors that are not designed for vehicles, such as decorative wall mirrors and bathroom mirrors.
Can I classify unframed mirrors under HS-6 700992?: No, unframed mirrors should be classified under HS-6 700991, which specifically covers unframed glass mirrors.
Are there any exclusions for HS-6 700992?: Yes, mirrors designed for vehicles, including rear-view mirrors, are excluded from HS-6 700992 and should be classified under vehicle-specific codes.
How do I classify a custom-sized framed mirror?: Custom-sized framed mirrors can be classified under HS-6 700992, as long as they meet the criteria of being framed and not intended for vehicles.
What is the difference between HS-6 700991 and HS-6 700992?: HS-6 700991 covers unframed mirrors, while HS-6 700992 is for framed mirrors, excluding those for vehicles.
Can I use HS-6 700992 for mirrors with safety glass?: Yes, mirrors made with safety glass can be classified under HS-6 700992, provided they are framed and not for vehicle use.
What should I consider when classifying mirrors for import?: Consider whether the mirrors are framed or unframed and if they are intended for vehicle use. This will help determine the correct HS code.
Are there specific design requirements for mirrors classified under HS-6 700992?: There are no specific design requirements, but the mirrors must be framed and not designed for vehicles to qualify for HS-6 700992.

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HS-4 7009 Chapter 70

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