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India‑based RK Loom Crafts Pvt Ltd. lists five active products focused on commercial‑grade furniture. The catalogue includes furniture for hotels, restaurants and cafes, a sofa set, an arm chair with leather upholstery, a dining chair with leather, and a dining chair built on a wooden frame. All items fall under the broader categories of leather furniture and wooden furniture, which are common export lines from Indian manufacturers.
The product set covers both upholstered seating and frame‑based dining furniture, typically classified in HS Chapter 94 (e.g., HS 9401 for seats and HS 9403 for other furniture). The supplier’s catalogue does not specify individual HS codes, but the five items represent a compact range aimed at the hospitality sector and interior‑fitout projects.
The listed items comprise a leather‑upholstered arm chair, a leather‑upholstered dining chair, a wooden‑frame dining chair, a multi‑piece sofa set and assorted contract‑type furniture for hotels and cafés. In the furniture industry, leather pieces are usually offered in full‑grain or top‑grain grades with a minimum thickness of 0.9 mm and a tear strength of at least 30 N/mm. Wooden frames are commonly made from hardwoods such as teak, sheesham or mango, finished to a moisture content of 8‑10 % and graded for load‑bearing capacity (typically 120 kg per seat).
The supplier lists five items: contract furniture for hotels, restaurants and cafés, a sofa set, a leather‑upholstered arm chair, a leather‑upholstered dining chair and a dining chair with a wooden frame.
The catalogue specifies leather upholstery but does not detail the tannage. Buyers should ask for a leather grade certificate to confirm whether the material is full‑grain, top‑grain or bonded leather.
The specific wood type is not stated in the catalogue. Typical Indian exporters use hardwoods such as teak, sheesham or mango; request a wood‑origin certificate to verify the species.
Furniture of this type is generally classified under HS 9401 (seats) and HS 9403 (other furniture). Exact sub‑headings depend on the product’s material composition and design.
Buyers normally request ISO 9001 for quality management, FSC for wood sustainability and a leather grade certificate for upholstered pieces. Additional fire‑safety or formaldehyde emission certificates may be required by the destination market.
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