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NMFC 37500 - Building Woodwork Group | Class N/A

Find NMFC 37500 for wooden building woodwork and ships' joiner items. Covers solid-wood components and trim under this grouping with varying classes. Nonhazardous.

Freight Group ID
37500
Group record for building woodwork, NMFC 37500
Total Articles
25
NMFC articles in this group
Class Range
55-300
Class varies by specific item; N/A here
Category
HARDWARE AND CONSTRUCTION
Parent category

NMFC Articles in this Group

NMFC 37520 - Balusters in Boxes or Crates | Class 85

Find wood balusters in NMFC 37520. Pack in boxes or crates at Class 85 per Note item 37502. Simple, non-hazardous classification for faster LTL quotes.

NMFC 37530 - Balusters in Boxes or Crates | Class 70

Find wooden balusters under NMFC 37530. Ships in bundles, boxes or crates at Class 70 and not density based. Non-hazardous for fast quotes and routing.

NMFC 37560: Brackets in Packages | Class 70

Classify construction brackets with NMFC 37560. Packaged units ship at Class 70 in the Building Woodwork Group and cover steel or wood types. Non‑hazardous.

NMFC 37570 - Brackets in Boxes or Crates | Class 85

Classify woodwork brackets under NMFC 37570. Ships in boxes or sturdy crates at Class 85 for LTL. Faster rating and clean quotes, non-hazardous. Easy booking.

NMFC 37590 – Building Woodwork, NOI | Class 85

Find NMFC 37590 for building woodwork. Includes building woodwork or ships’ joiner work, NOI, in packages at Class 85. Non-hazardous for LTL and easy quoting.

NMFC 37600 - Building Woodwork, NOI | Class 85

Classify building woodwork or ships' joiner work under NMFC 37600. Pack in boxes or crates with finished surfaces fully protected. Class 85, non-hazardous.

NMFC 37610 - Building Woodwork or Ships' Joiner | Class N/A

Classify building woodwork under NMFC 37610. Covers wood assemblies and ships’ joiner work with crated or skidded packaging, see Note item 37504. Non-hazardous.

NMFC 37640: Solid Columns | Class 70

Classify solid wood columns under NMFC 37640. Fixed Class 70 covers crated or bundled architectural columns and millwork. Easy quoting and non-hazardous.

NMFC 37660 - Stave Columns in Packages | Class 200

Classify stave wood columns under NMFC 37660. Applies to building woodwork shipped in packages and rated Class 200. Non-hazardous for easier LTL quoting.

NMFC 37710 - Door Sills/Thresholds | Class 55

Classify door sills and thresholds in NMFC 37710. Ship in 150‑lb test fiberboard cartons at Class 55 for LTL service. Non-hazardous and quick to rate and quote.

NMFC 37860 - Hardwood Flooring, Varnished | Class 55

Find hardwood flooring in NMFC 37860. Includes varnished or waxed boards in boxes or metal-strapped bundles at Class 55. Non-hazardous for easy shipping.

NMFC 37940 – Wooden Sliding Door Frames, KD | Class 200

Find NMFC 37940 for wooden sliding door frames with wall pocket, KD in packages. Get Class 200 details for fast LTL quotes. Non-hazardous for easy shipping.

NMFC 37970 - Grillwork in Boxes or Crates | Class 85

Classify grillwork under NMFC 37970 with confidence. Covers wood architectural grilles packed in boxes or crates at Class 85 for LTL. Non-hazardous and easy.

NMFC 37980 - Grillwork in Boxes or Crates | Class 100

Classify wood grillwork under NMFC 37980. Ships Class 100 in boxes or crates for building woodwork projects and easy, non-hazardous LTL freight. Fast lookup.

NMFC 37990 - Staircase Handrails, Primed | Class 85

Find staircase handrails in NMFC 37990. Primed wood in straight lengths, wrapped single or in bundles, shipped at Class 85. Quick classification and non-hazardous.

NMFC 38020 - Door Light/Louver Inserts | Class 70

Classify door lights, louvers, or grilles under NMFC 38020. Flush inserts, glazed or not, with optional perforated metal, in boxes at Class 70. Non-hazardous.

NMFC 38035 - Moldings in Boxes | Class N/A

Find NMFC 38035 for shipping moldings. Wood or composite, with or without coatings, in boxes or Package 2109. Class varies by Notes 38036/38037, non-hazardous.

NMFC 38060 - Newel Posts in boxes/crates | Class 85

Ship newel posts with NMFC 38060. Class 85 covers wood stair posts in bundles, boxes, or crates. Fixed class means stable rates, easy paperwork and non-hazardous.

NMFC 38070 - Newel Posts | Class 70

Find Newel Posts in NMFC 38070. Wood stair posts under Building Woodwork, typically bundled or crated, ship at Class 70. Easy quoting and non-hazardous.

NMFC 38170 – Stair Risers, Stringers or Treads | Class 55

Covers NMFC 38170 for stair risers, stringers, and treads. Wood parts ship at Class 55 in bundles or on pallets. Non-hazardous for easy quoting. Easy booking.

NMFC 38176 - Crated Curved/Spiral Stairs | Class 300

Classify crated curved or spiral stairs under NMFC 38176. Wood or composite sections with or without balustrades ship at Class 300. Fast, nonhazardous shipping.

NMFC 38180 - Stairs, SU Sections, NOI | Class N/A

Ship stair assemblies with NMFC 38180. Covers stairs SU or in SU sections in boxes or crates, typical woodwork materials, non-hazardous. Class not specified.

NMFC 38200 - Folding Garden Trellises KD Flat | Class 70

Classify folding lawn and garden trellises in NMFC 38200. KD flat woodwork in packages, Class 70 in the Building Woodwork group for easy, non-hazardous shipping.

NMFC 38210 - Trellis & Lattice | Density-Based Class

Classify trelliswork under NMFC 38210 with confidence. Density-based classes for packaged lattice and trellises, including pyramids or obelisks. Non-hazardous.

NMFC 38230: Wall Seats/Tables in Cabinets | Class N/A

Find wall seats or wall tables in cabinets under NMFC 38230. Covers building woodwork shipped in packages with hardware secured. Non-hazardous for easy quoting.

How to Use This Classification

  • Match your parts to the group: note if the shipment is architectural millwork (trim, casings, stair treads) or ships’ joiner pieces (bulkhead panels, cap rails), and confirm the specific item NMFC under this group before tender.
  • Protect long, delicate profiles: bundle by length with edge protectors, use a plywood top cap, and place bundles on skids with three stringers for pieces over 96 inches to avoid overlength handling and bending damage.
  • Control moisture and finish risk: wrap with poly, add desiccant for marine-bound freight, and mark Keep Dry; finished or veneered wood should be paper-interleaved and corner-guarded to prevent scuffs.
  • Document counts and orientation: list piece count, max length, and whether stacks are safe to top-load; label by project room or set (e.g., Stair 2 – Rail A) to speed jobsite receiving.

Business Value

  • Cleaner quotes, fewer reclasses: using the Building Woodwork group as your reference helps brokers and carriers zero in on the correct item record and class for wood components.
  • Lower claim exposure: upgrading from loose bundles to crated or capped skids dramatically cuts edge crush and surface defects common with trim and moldings.
  • Avoid avoidable accessorials: standardizing bundle lengths under 96 in and improving stackability reduces overlength and non-stackable fees, improving rate per CWT.
  • Smoother installs, less detention: clearly labeled sets for millwork or joiner kits shorten unloading and staging at jobsites or shipyards, reducing wait time and redelivery risk.