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NMFC 177720 - Spring & Cushion Assemblies | Class N/A

Find spring assemblies and cushion fillers in NMFC 177720, Class N/A. Includes mattress inner or seat parts, shipped loose, bagged, or crated. Non-hazardous.

Freight Group ID
177720
NMFC record for spring and cushion assemblies
Total Articles
3
NMFC articles in this group
Class Range
70-200
Class range not specified in this group
Category
HARDWARE AND CONSTRUCTION
Parent category

NMFC Articles in this Group

NMFC 177740 - Coiled or Spiral Wire Springs | Class 70-200

Classify spring assemblies in NMFC 177740. Covers coiled or spiral wire springs in crates or packages with classes 70–200. Non-hazardous with fast quotes.

NMFC 177780 - Spring Assemblies, Wood Base | Class Density

Classify spring assemblies in NMFC 177780 fast. Includes coiled or spiral springs on wood board base in boxes and uses density per Item 170. Non-hazardous.

NMFC 177800 - Coiled Wire Spring Assemblies | Class N/A

Find NMFC 177800 for unframed coiled wire spring assemblies. Covers metal spring packs without frames and pallet or bundled packaging. Non-hazardous and quick to rate.

How to Use This Classification

  • Match your item to this group: wire spring assemblies, cushion spring grids, or mattress/seat inner fillers. If no specific item applies, use NOI and note the packaging.
  • Palletize spring assemblies flat with interleaving corrugate, edge protectors, and a top cap. Band in two directions and cover sharp wire ends with sleeves to prevent puncture damage.
  • For bagged or cartoned inner fillers, double-bag heavy-duty poly, add a corrugated shell, and keep everything within the pallet footprint to avoid overhang fees.
  • On the BOL, describe as “Spring Assemblies Group, NOI, non-hazardous,” include unit count, packaging type (bagged/cartoned/crated), and do-not-crush handling notes.

Business Value

  • Accurate group usage reduces reclass and inspection delays, keeping invoices predictable and avoiding surprise reweigh/rebill charges.
  • Damage mitigation via capping, edge protection, and wire-end covers lowers OS&D claims and protects margins on bedding and upholstery shipments.
  • Efficient stacking of spring grids increases pallet density, cutting cost per unit and improving access to more favorable LTL rate tiers.
  • Selecting carriers experienced with bedding and furniture reduces handling touches, improves on-time performance, and shortens lead times to retailers or upholsterers.