kitchen cabinet drawers

Locks of a kind used for furniture (HTS 8301.30.00) are relevant for securing drawers during transit. Visit the HTS website for detailed classification guidelines.

HTS code 8301.30.00 applies to locks used for furniture, which may be part of drawer security systems. Use this code for customs documentation.

Store drawers in a minimum 200 sq ft area with 12ft height clearance. Ensure proper weight distribution on stable, level floors. Packaging must account for 4ft aisle space and 10ft loading dock clearance.

Drawers must be individually wrapped in bubble wrap or cardboard. Palletize in groups of four and use corner protectors. Secure vertical stacking with straps to prevent shifting during transit.

Use adjustable shelving or cubework for organized storage. Ensure adequate airflow to prevent dust buildup. Avoid direct sunlight exposure and maintain a dry environment for long-term preservation.

Require a 12ft wide loading dock, 9ft door clearance, and 8ft access space on either side. Forklifts or pallet jacks are necessary for movement. Ensure proper pallet construction and weight limits for stability.

Storage costs depend on space requirements, handling complexity, and transportation logistics. Off-site storage eliminates in-house infrastructure costs but may involve shipping fees and insurance for fragile items.