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NMFC 198340 - Woodenware & Wood Articles | Class N/A

Classify woodenware in NMFC 198340. Covers wood utensils, decor, racks, and small wooden articles with packaging in boxes or on pallets. Non-hazardous status.

Freight Group ID
198340
Entry 198340 for woodenware grouping reference
Total Articles
6
NMFC articles in this group
Class Range
60-85
No fixed class; verify exact sub-item
Category
HARDWARE AND CONSTRUCTION
Parent category

NMFC Articles in this Group

NMFC 199150 - Ladder Parts in White | Class 60

Find the right class for ladder parts in NMFC 199150. Covers wooden components in the white, packaged for shipment, rated Class 60. Quick quotes, nonhazardous.

NMFC 199250 - Platforms, KD Flat Panels | Class 65

Classify wooden platforms in NMFC 199250. KD flat or panel-packed pieces ship under Class 65 and fit Hardware and Construction. Non-hazardous for easy quoting.

NMFC 199670 - Fur Stretchers, KD/Panel | Class 70

Find fur stretchers under NMFC 199670. Kiln-dried wood or panelized pieces in packages ship at Class 70. Easy quoting, predictable rates, and non-hazardous.

NMFC 199850 - Trunk Boxes in the White | Class N/A

Find trunk boxes in NMFC 199850. Unfinished wooden build shipped in boxes, within the Woodenware group and no set class range. Non-hazardous for easy quoting.

NMFC 199950 - Pyrography Wood Panels | Class 85

Classify pyrography wood panels in NMFC 199950. Solid wood panels, plain or stenciled, ship in boxes at Class 85. Non-hazardous for simpler LTL quotes.

NMFC 199970 - Woodenware Articles | Class Density

Classify woodenware under NMFC 199970. Density determines class for boxes, crates, or packages of boards, beads, dowel pins, and utensils. Non-hazardous.

How to Use This Classification

  • Confirm the specific sub-item within the woodenware group—separate finished utensils, decor, racks, or tool handles to avoid blanket reclassifications.
  • Nest small parts, wrap finished surfaces with paper or foam, then pack in double-wall cartons. Palletize with corner boards and tight stretch wrap to prevent edge crush and overhang.
  • Control moisture: line cartons with poly bags for unfinished wood and add “Keep Dry” labels. Avoid loading near chilled freight that can cause condensation.
  • Document clearly: list piece counts and inner packs, note wood species if relevant, and add orientation or “Do Not Stack” labels for delicate carvings or lathe-turned bowls.

Business Value

  • Precise grouping under woodenware reduces reclass fees and billing disputes at the dock.
  • Non-hazardous designation streamlines paperwork and shortens tender-to-pickup cycles.
  • Damage-resistant packing cuts claim rates on scuff-prone finishes, keeping returns and reships down.
  • Clear item details improve LTL rate negotiations and help carriers plan cube and handling efficiently.