6306.22.90.10 - Screen houses 🖩

This HTS subheading, 6306.22.90.10, specifically covers "screen houses." These are typically portable, tent-like structures constructed with mesh or screen material for the sides and a solid roof, designed to provide shelter from insects while allowing airflow. Their primary function is to create an enclosed outdoor living or resting space, often used in camping, recreational areas, or for patios.

Within the broader category of tents, this subheading is distinct from others based on material and construction. While other tent subcategories might encompass traditional camping tents made from heavier, waterproof fabrics, screen houses are characterized by their lighter weight and emphasis on ventilation and insect protection rather than complete weatherproofing.

As this is a leaf node in the HTS classification, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, the focus for classification purposes rests on identifying structures that clearly fit the definition of a screen house, distinguishing them from other types of tents or temporary shelters based on their predominant use of screening material in their construction and their intended purpose of insect exclusion.