NMFC 150470 - Painted Store Display Panels | Class 70-150

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

1. Pack panels flat in rigid packages with foam edge guards and protective interleave over the painted faces; add top and bottom cap sheets to resist bending.
2. If unitizing on a pallet for handling, prevent overhang and use corner boards under light banding so straps don’t imprint the paint; add a slip-sheet barrier under stretch wrap.
3. Label Do Not Bend and Face Protect, and include orientation arrows. Aim for manageable bundle sizes (e.g., 48 x 84 in) to avoid overlength fees and dock damage.
4. On the BOL, use the full description and note Non-hazardous; confirm the applicable class within the 70–150 range with your carrier based on packaging and damage susceptibility.

Note: All classifications are subject to Item 170. Verify with official NMFC publications for the most current requirements.

• Stronger, paint-safe packaging can qualify for the lower end of the 70–150 class range, reducing LTL rates on recurring store rollout shipments.
• Surface protection and edge reinforcement cut scratch claims, avoiding rework, reshipments, and missed merchandising reset dates.
• Standardized bundle sizes streamline quoting, reduce accessorial risks (like overlength), and speed cross-dock handling at carriers.
• Non-hazardous materials simplify booking and paperwork, helping you tender faster during time-sensitive retail campaigns.