HS Code for Steel doors

Steel doors are classified under HS code 7308.30, which falls under the broader heading for structures and parts of structures made of iron or steel. This classification is used because doors, windows, and their frames are considered essential structural components of buildings and other permanent installations. The code specifically covers doors, windows, and their frames and thresholds. The material composition is the primary driver; if the door is predominantly made of iron or steel, it belongs here regardless of whether it is for residential, commercial, or industrial use. This includes specialized doors such as fire-rated steel doors or heavy-duty security doors. The inclusion of frames and thresholds in this code simplifies the classification process for complete door assemblies.

Products Included

• Steel fire doors
• Industrial steel rolling doors
• Residential steel entry doors
• Steel door frames and thresholds
• Steel security doors

Common Misclassification

Steel doors are sometimes misclassified under HS code 7326.90, which is a general 'catch-all' for other articles of iron or steel. However, because 7308.30 is more specific to structural components, it takes precedence. Another common confusion arises with HS code 9406, which covers prefabricated buildings. If a door is imported as part of a complete prefabricated building kit, it may be classified under 9406. However, when imported as a standalone component, 7308.30 is the correct code. Additionally, doors with automatic opening mechanisms may sometimes be confused with machinery in Chapter 84, but the structural door itself remains in 7308.

FAQ

What is the HS code for steel doors?

The HS code for steel doors, including their frames and thresholds, is 7308.30.

Does this code include the door frame?

Yes, HS code 7308.30 specifically includes doors, windows, and their frames and thresholds.