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Zhongshan Tianyi Gatgaa Household Co., Ltd. is based in China and lists 21 active products in its catalogue. The company concentrates on decorative lighting and falls under the top categories of Decorative Lights & Lamps, Light Emitting Diode, Electric Lamps, Tubes, Bulbs, Lights & Light Fittings, and Lights & Lamps Fittings. Its product titles include table lamps, night lights, LED bedside lamps and various themed decorative lamps. Several items are classified under HS chapter 94, specifically HS 9405.20 for ceramic or glass table lamps, HS 9405.40 for glass and acrylic lamps, HS 9405.41 for wooden‑acrylic combinations, and HS 9405.29 for wrought‑iron vintage styles. The catalogue mixes materials such as glass, acrylic, rubber wood, solid beech wood, ceramic, iron and fabric, reflecting a broad material palette for home lighting.
The listed items range from a Tulip Decorated Glass Lamp (HS 9405.40, art glass shade) and a Medieval French Cream Glass Table Lamp (HS 9405.20, treated cream glass) to a Vintage Table Lamp with wrought‑iron construction (HS 9405.29). Other examples include a Moon Night Light with a rubber‑wood base and acrylic shade (HS 9405.40) and a DIY Sketch Lamp using rubber wood and acrylic (HS 9405.41). Products without explicit HS codes, such as the Wooden Portable Night Light or the Usb Bedroom Bedside Lamp, still fall within the HS 9405 heading for lighting fixtures. The mix of materials and designs targets interior décor applications and seasonal or thematic lighting needs.
The catalogue offers table lamps, night lights, portable LED bedside lamps and decorative theme lamps made from glass, acrylic, various woods, ceramic, metal and fabric. In the LED segment, buyers typically look for luminous flux between 200‑800 lumens, power consumption under 10 W, colour temperatures from 2700 K to 6500 K, and compliance with IEC 60598‑2‑10 and RoHS limits for lead and cadmium. Glass lamps are often produced from tempered or annealed safety glass meeting ISO 8213, while acrylic shades are supplied with a UV‑stabilised grade to prevent yellowing. Wooden bases are generally crafted from hardwoods such as rubber wood or beech and are finished to meet EN‑71 safety standards for furniture. Metal frames are usually welded or cast iron that conforms to EN 60598‑1 for mechanical strength. Packaging for these items commonly uses double‑wall cardboard cartons, each containing 1‑2 units, and a full 20‑ft container can hold roughly 1,500‑2,000 pieces depending on dimensions.
Industry practice for decorative lamps includes providing CE marking documentation, a material safety data sheet (MSDS) for finishes, and a photometric test report for LED models. Buyers often request a sample of the lamp’s base material and a colour‑matching swatch for fabric shades before placing larger orders. Standard trade units are 40‑ft containers, with typical net weight per lamp ranging from 1 kg for acrylic night lights up to 5 kg for solid‑wood table lamps.
The supplier lists decorative table lamps, night lights, LED bedside lamps and themed lamps under the categories Decorative Lights & Lamps, Light Emitting Diode, Electric Lamps, Tubes, Bulbs, Lights & Light Fittings and Lights & Lamps Fittings.
Products are classified under HS 9405.20 (ceramic or glass table lamps), HS 9405.40 (glass and acrylic lamps), HS 9405.41 (wood‑acrylic combinations) and HS 9405.29 (wrought‑iron vintage lamps). Items without a specific code still fall within HS 9405.
Materials include art glass, treated cream‑colored glass, rubber wood, solid beech wood, acrylic, ceramic, iron/metal, fabric cloth for shades and various combinations of these.
Buyers should ask for CE conformity, RoHS compliance, and for LED models an FCC or equivalent test report. A material safety data sheet and a photometric test report are also standard.
Standard export packaging uses double‑wall cardboard cartons, usually 1‑2 lamps per box, stacked on Euro‑pallets. A 20‑ft or 40‑ft container can hold roughly 1,500‑2,000 units depending on lamp size.
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