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NMFC 27860 - Booths (Unspecified) | Class N/A

Classify booths in NMFC 27860. Covers wood, laminate, or metal frames crated or knocked down on pallets. Non-hazardous, easy quoting and fast class checks.

Freight Group ID
27860
NMFC 27860 entry for unspecified booths
Total Articles
8
NMFC articles in this group
Class Range
100-250
Class not defined; depends on build
Category
HARDWARE AND CONSTRUCTION
Parent category

NMFC Articles in this Group

NMFC 27870 - Audiology & Therapy Booths | Class 250

Ship audiology and stress therapy booths under NMFC 27870. Upholstered chair in shell enclosure, boxed or crated, with footrest or speakers. Non-hazardous.

NMFC 27880 - Booths, NOI, in Packages | Class N/A

Find booth structures in NMFC 27880. Covers wood, metal, or composite booths in packages and not seating. Class not specified. Non-hazardous for easy quoting.

NMFC 27890 - Portable Audiology Booths | Class 100

Classify portable audiology booths under NMFC 27890. Steel and soundproof construction with glazing, shipped in packages. Class 100 and non-hazardous.

NMFC 27900 - Paint Spray Booths In Boxes/Crates | Class N/A

Classify paint or varnish spray booths under NMFC 27900. Covers boxed or crated panels, fans and frames, per Note item 27901. Non-hazardous for LTL. Fast help.

NMFC 27920 - Election Booths | Class N/A

Classify election booths in NMFC 27920. Covers aluminum or plastic privacy panels shipped assembled or KD in crates or cartons. Non-hazardous for easy LTL booking.

NMFC 27940 - Parking/Police/Island/Toll Guards | Class N/A

Classify guard booths in NMFC 27940. Covers steel, aluminum, or fiberglass kiosks shipped crated, skidded, or wrapped. Class listed as N/A and nonhazardous.

NMFC 27995 - Metal Telephone Enclosures | Class N/A

Find telephone enclosures in NMFC 27995. Metal wall, post, or pedestal mounts with panels, inserts, or lighting. Class not listed and non-hazardous.

NMFC 28000 - Steel Telephone Booths, SU | Class 100

Find NMFC 28000 for steel telephone booths. Covers set-up units in boxes or crates at Class 100. Clear guidance for quotes and claims, non-hazardous status.

How to Use This Classification

  • Identify the booth type and primary build (restaurant seating, trade‑show panels, or industrial/spray booth sections) so carriers understand materials and handling needs.
  • Ship knocked down when possible: break into panels/benches, wrap corners, use edge protectors, and crate or palletize upright with blocking and straps to prevent racking.
  • Document each piece with dimensions, weight per handling unit, and materials (wood, laminate, metal frame, upholstery). Add photos to minimize reclass or inspection delays.
  • List accessories shipped with the booth—glass, lighting, fans, or hardware—and keep paints/adhesives separate if present, as those may trigger hazmat rules.

Business Value

  • Knocked‑down packaging reduces cube and handling risk, often lowering LTL rates and improving terminal throughput.
  • Clear specs (materials, piece count, and photos) speed up quotes and cut surprise reclass fees tied to ambiguous ‘booths’ descriptions.
  • Crating/pallet standards improve stackability and cross‑dock safety, reducing damage claims and secondary packaging costs.
  • Non‑hazmat status widens carrier options and scheduling flexibility, helping secure better lanes and steadier freight pricing.