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Wardrobes & walk-in closets for a home in the United States: check before buying.

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Wardrobes & walk-in closets

Wooden wardrobes risk the 216% bedroom furniture anti-dumping duty (or the cabinet orders, if treated as built-in cabinetry). Aluminium-and-glass closet systems are a different case. Send us the design and we'll check the classification and the factory's rate, and confirm the landed cost in writing before you order.

Typical saving landedCosts more at standard rateson 6 metres of built-in wardrobes, against luxury retail
US duties253.5%today
Production7–10 weeksafter deposit
  • Classification ruling advised before ordering
  • Formaldehyde label for composite wood
  • Lacey Act declaration

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Check before buying Wooden wardrobes risk the 216% bedroom furniture anti-dumping duty (or the cabinet orders, if treated as built-in cabinetry). Aluminium-and-glass closet systems are a different case. Send us the design and we'll check the classification and the factory's rate, and confirm the landed cost in writing before you order.

Every US duty on wardrobes and walk-in closets from China

TariffTodayFrom 1 Jan 2027
Normal US duty (HTS 9403.50 / 9403.60)0%0%
Section 301 China tariff (2018)25%25%
Section 301 China tariff (2026)
Not charged on goods that pay Section 232		12.5%12.5%
Anti-dumping duty, wooden bedroom furniture (A-570-890)
Wooden wardrobes and armoires can fall under this order; built-in closet units may be treated as cabinets instead.		216.01%216.01%
Total253.51%253.51%

What a typical piece costs landed

At the standard duty rates, 6 metres of built-in wardrobes that sells for about $21,000 at luxury retail would land at about $21,880–$30,049 from Foshan, delivered: more than buying locally. That includes our sourcing, inspection and service fee (about 35% of the factory price), every duty at the China-wide rates, and its share of a 40′ container to your door through our logistics partner, priced from a SVIKARR client's full 40′ to Dallas in October 2026. A factory with its own lower anti-dumping rate changes the sums: we check it and confirm the landed cost in writing before you order.

What US customs and inspectors will ask for

  • Classification ruling advised before ordering
  • Formaldehyde label for composite wood
  • Lacey Act declaration

Lead time and packing

Production takes 7–10 weeks after the deposit; made-to-order pieces need 4–6 weeks first for samples and sign-off. Flat-packed panels in crates; about 0.8 m³ per metre of wardrobe. In Foshan we source them in the custom cabinetry factories (foshan).

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How we work it out

For each category we take a typical piece (a sofa, a 10-seat dining table, 10 metres of kitchen cabinets…) at the retail level you choose, the price a Foshan factory charges for comparable materials and build, and land it properly: our sourcing, inspection and service fee (about 35% of the factory price), its share of a 40′ container (to a US home through our logistics partner, priced from a client's real shipment to Dallas in October 2026, adjusted to Los Angeles; to Sydney at index freight rates), insurance, every duty and tariff for the category, customs and port charges, GST in Australia, and delivery to the house.

The verdict also weighs things that don't show in the price: anti-dumping orders, bans (engineered stone in Australia), and certifications a plumber, electrician or inspector will ask for. "Usually buy locally" means the duties or rules make it a poor bet for most homes, not that it is impossible. "Check before buying" means the standard duties make it a poor buy, but a factory with its own lower rate or a different construction can change that: we check the factory and the classification and confirm the landed cost in writing before you order.

Sources

Rates and rules last checked 15 October 2026.

Questions

Is it worth importing wardrobes and walk-in closets from China to the United States?

Check before buying. Wooden wardrobes risk the 216% bedroom furniture anti-dumping duty (or the cabinet orders, if treated as built-in cabinetry). Aluminium-and-glass closet systems are a different case. Send us the design and we'll check the classification and the factory's rate, and confirm the landed cost in writing before you order.

What duty do wardrobes and walk-in closets from China pay in the US?

About 253.51% today: Normal US duty (HTS 9403.50 / 9403.60) 0%, Section 301 China tariff (2018) 25%, Section 301 China tariff (2026) 12.5%, Anti-dumping duty, wooden bedroom furniture (A-570-890) 216.01%.

How long do wardrobes and walk-in closets take from Foshan?

Production takes 7–10 weeks; with samples, inspection, loading, the sea crossing and customs, plan on about 25 weeks door to door for made-to-order pieces.

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