NMFC 164750 – Smoking Pipe Racks in Boxes | Class 100

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

1. Box each rack or holder with internal dividers; wrap pegs and arms to prevent punctures, and polybag finished wood or metal to avoid rub marks.
2. For acrylic or lacquered pieces, keep protective film on, add foam corners, and use kraft or bubble for void fill—not loose peanuts that shift.
3. Palletize upright, strap and stretch-wrap; mark Do Not Crush or No Top Stack if protrusions could deform, and list NMFC 164750 Class 100 on the BOL.
4. Describe the freight as smoking pipe racks or holders to avoid confusion with plumbing parts; provide counts and box sizes for quotes, not for class.

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

• Fixed Class 100 delivers predictable LTL pricing across wood, metal, or acrylic units when shipped in boxes.
• No density rating required reduces reweigh/reclass risk and cuts surprise adjustment fees.
• Standard carton packaging avoids costly crating, speeding retail replenishment and ecommerce returns.
• Non-hazardous designation broadens carrier options and transit flexibility for tight timelines.