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NMFC 25110 - Metal Boat Rails & Pulpits | Class N/A

Article ID
25110
NMFC 25110 for metal boat rails
Freight Group
BOAT GROUP
Boat Group for marine rail hardware
Class Range
N/A 0 classification
Class determined by dimensions only
Hazardous
No
Non-hazardous marine components

Classification Details

NMFC Description Class
25110.00 Rails, Railings or Pulpits, metal, height of stanchions or mounting supports exceeding 12 inches, see Note, item 25111, in packages:

Notes

Note 25111: NOTE-For provisions applicable when height of stanchions or mounting supports is 12 inches or less, see item 35255.

How to Determine Your Class

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

  1. Measure the longest overall length, plus any bends and mounting supports, and enter L x W x H. This item classes by dimensions, not density or weight.
  2. Package as a single or bundled package only. Cap rail ends, wrap with foam or pipe insulation, and band to a skid to prevent crush and fork punctures.
  3. Note stanchion height over 12 inches and reference Note, item 25111 on paperwork. Call out whether pulpits are assembled or nested to avoid reclassification.
  4. Plan for over-length handling if pieces exceed common LTL thresholds, like 8–12 feet. Use no‑stack cones and blocking to stop top load damage.

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

Business Value

  • Correct NMFC 25110 use reduces reclass fees on marine rails where size, not density, drives the class.
  • Dimension-forward quoting speeds approvals and minimizes surprise accessorials for long, rigid pieces.
  • Packaging as true packages qualifies for standard LTL service and avoids loose or uncrated surcharges.
  • Better edge protection and end caps cut claim risk on polished railings and stainless pulpits.