Do you supply hotel furniture to US hotel groups and importers?

Yes — we build hotel and hospitality furniture to your FF&E spec or drawing and ship by the container to US ports, from a five-unit sample to a full 40HC.

What are the duties on furniture imported to the US?

As of October 2026, most solid-wood furniture headings carry a Free base (MFN) rate, but imports from India currently attract an additional 10% duty under Section 301. Upholstered wooden furniture is instead subject to a 25% Section 232 tariff, scheduled to rise to 30% on 1 January 2027. US rates have changed several times since 2025, so have your customs broker confirm the HTS code and current duty for your product before you order.

Is the timber compliant for US import?

We supply legal-timber documentation and ISPM-15 fumigation; CARB/TSCA-aware finishes on request. Verify per order.

Which of your pieces does the US Section 232 tariff affect?

The 25% Section 232 tariff covers upholstered wooden furniture — sofas, upholstered armchairs and similar. Non-upholstered casegoods, beds and tables are outside it but pay the 10% Section 301 duty on Indian goods. Where a piece mixes the two (for example a bed with an upholstered headboard), your customs broker decides the classification.

Do you build to US bed sizes?

Yes — Twin, Full, Queen, King and California King frames are built to the mattress size on your FF&E schedule, or to your own drawing.

Hotel & Contract Furniture Suppliers for the US

Hotel and contract furniture suppliers for US importers and hospitality groups — built to order in Jodhpur, India, and shipped by the container, CARB/TSCA-aware and ISPM-15 fumigated.

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Importing into the USA: the facts

Checked 10 Oct 2026. Rules change — confirm the details for your product with your customs broker.

Duties

Base (MFN) duty is Free for the main wooden furniture headings (HTS 9401.61, 9401.69, 9403.30.80, 9403.40.90, 9403.50.90, 9403.60.80). — Source: USITC Harmonized Tariff Schedule (10 Oct 2026)
Imports from India currently pay an additional 10% under Section 301. Goods covered by Section 232 are excluded from it. — Source: PIB release 2289348 (USTR final Section 301 measures) (25 Jul 2026)
Upholstered wooden furniture pays 25% under Section 232, scheduled to rise to 30% on 1 January 2027. — Source: Federal Register 2026-00327 (Section 232 wood products proclamation) (9 Jan 2026)

Compliance

Composite-wood parts fall under formaldehyde rules (TSCA Title VI / CARB Phase 2); solid wood largely avoids them. California sales may need Proposition 65 warnings.
All solid-wood sea shipments are fumigated to ISPM-15, with legal-timber documentation for your broker.

Hotel pipeline

US pipeline: 5,975 projects / 703,001 rooms, 133,216 rooms under construction. — Source: Lodging Econometrics via Hotel Dive, Q2 2026 (27 Jul 2026)
Largest metro pipelines: Dallas 22,840 rooms · Atlanta 17,423 · Nashville 16,281 · Phoenix 16,136 · Austin 13,875. New York leads on rooms under construction (5,811). — Source: Lodging Econometrics, US pipeline by market, Q2 2026 (27 Jul 2026)

US mattress sizes we build frames to

Twin 38 × 75 in · Full 54 × 75 in · Queen 60 × 80 in · King 76 × 80 in · California King 72 × 84 in

Hotel and contract furniture suppliers for the US

We supply hotel and contract furniture to US importers, distributors and hospitality groups — built to order in our own factory in Jodhpur, India, and shipped to US ports by the container. Sea shipments are fumigated to ISPM-15, and we supply legal-timber documentation; CARB / TSCA Title VI-aware finishes are available on request, with Proposition 65 considerations confirmed per order. Solid-wood construction sidesteps much of the composite-panel exposure — the compliance guide explains the regimes.

Ordering from the US

Orders run from a five-unit sample to a full 40HC. We quote EXW, FOB or CIF from Mundra or Nhava Sheva, with export documentation prepared at our end. Tell us your quantity and destination port and we return a technical drawing and a number.

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Frequently asked

Do you supply hotel furniture to US hotel groups and importers?: Yes — we build hotel and hospitality furniture to your FF&E spec or drawing and ship by the container to US ports, from a five-unit sample to a full 40HC.
What are the duties on furniture imported to the US?: As of October 2026, most solid-wood furniture headings carry a Free base (MFN) rate, but imports from India currently attract an additional 10% duty under Section 301. Upholstered wooden furniture is instead subject to a 25% Section 232 tariff, scheduled to rise to 30% on 1 January 2027. US rates have changed several times since 2025, so have your customs broker confirm the HTS code and current duty for your product before you order.
Is the timber compliant for US import?: We supply legal-timber documentation and ISPM-15 fumigation; CARB/TSCA-aware finishes on request. Verify per order.
Which of your pieces does the US Section 232 tariff affect?: The 25% Section 232 tariff covers upholstered wooden furniture — sofas, upholstered armchairs and similar. Non-upholstered casegoods, beds and tables are outside it but pay the 10% Section 301 duty on Indian goods. Where a piece mixes the two (for example a bed with an upholstered headboard), your customs broker decides the classification.
Do you build to US bed sizes?: Yes — Twin, Full, Queen, King and California King frames are built to the mattress size on your FF&E schedule, or to your own drawing.

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