Protective Tarps

For HTS classification details, visit the HTS Official Website. The primary HTS code 4015.19.11 applies to seamless items.

The UNIS HTS Code 40151911 classifies seamless items. Use this code for accurate customs documentation.

* **Storage Size/Dimensions:** Minimum 200 square feet, 20ft x 10ft area, Height clearance: 10 feet. A dedicated storage aisle of at least 5 feet wide is required. * **Storage Conditions:** Dry storage is essential. The area must be well-ventilated to prevent mildew or mold growth. Avoid direct sunlight exposure. The floor should be level and clean. * **Special Handling:** Tarps are generally durable, but some may contain adhesives. Handle with care to avoid damage to the tarp material and to yourself. Provide adequate padding for larger tarps during stacking or transport. A minimum of 2 inches of space around each tarp is recommended. * **Stacking/Shelving:** Tarps can be stacked to a maximum height of 6 feet. Pallet storage (48” high) is recommended for efficient space utilization. Shelving units with a depth of 4 feet are suitable. Ensure shelving is sturdy to support the weight of stacked tarps. * **Access Requirements:** Loading dock needs a 12ft x 10ft access area. The receiving door should be at least 10ft wide with a minimum clearance of 9ft. Forklift access is required. Adequate aisle space of 8 feet is needed for forklift operation.

Store in dry, ventilated conditions. Avoid direct sunlight. Use padding for adhesives, maintain 2 ft clearance around tarps, and follow stacking guidelines.

Packaging should include boxes or skids with protective padding, as per NMFC code 138190.

Require 12x10 ft loading dock, 10 ft door clearance, forklift access, and 8 ft aisle space for efficient handling.

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