6907.30.20.00 - Having not over 3229 cubes per square meter, most of which have straight lines 🖩

This HTS classification, 6907.30.20.00, pertains to glazed ceramic mosaic cubes and similar pieces where the largest surface area of each individual piece can be enclosed within a square measuring less than 7 centimeters on each side. These mosaic pieces are characterized by having a density of not over 3229 cubes per square meter and a predominant feature of straight lines. This specific subcategory distinguishes itself by its focus on smaller mosaic units, intended for decorative or functional tiling applications where intricate patterns are desired.

In contrast to its sibling category, ": Other:", which likely encompasses mosaic cubes and similar items that do not meet the specific dimensional criteria or the "straight lines" characteristic, this classification is precise about the size of the individual components. The emphasis on "most of which have straight lines" further refines the scope, excluding mosaic pieces that are predominantly curved or irregularly shaped. This distinction is crucial for accurate tariff application, ensuring that the correct duties are levied based on the precise physical attributes of the ceramic mosaic.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS structure, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, the primary focus for classification under 6907.30.20.00 lies in verifying the glazed nature of the ceramic material, confirming that the individual mosaic pieces are indeed small enough to fit within a 7 cm square, and assessing whether the majority of their straight-sided features are present. Examples of products falling under this code would include small, precisely cut glazed ceramic tiles designed for intricate mosaic work on walls, floors, or decorative surfaces, where the characteristic density and linear attributes are observable.