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HTS code for mirror: document glass, frame, and installation use

Planning Use only. Broker review required for Entry Use.

A mirror file needs glass, frame, and use facts. The product may be a wall mirror, framed mirror, bathroom mirror, vanity mirror with lights, compact mirror, automotive mirror, furniture mirror, replacement mirror glass, or decorative mirror set. Those are different records.

Use this page to prepare the Planning Use file before broker review. The record should show the mirror as imported and identify any lighting, electronics, furniture, or automotive use.

quick answer

For "hts code for mirror", collect mirror type, glass status, frame material, dimensions, backing, mounting hardware, LED lighting, power source, magnification, furniture or vehicle use, origin, and supplier code.

A framed wall mirror is not the same file as a lighted vanity mirror, compact cosmetic mirror, car mirror, mirror tile, or replacement glass. The use and construction should be documented.

facts to collect for a mirror

Collect:

Product name, invoice wording, SKU, and product page.
Front, back, frame, backing, hanger, stand, lighting, cord, label, and packaging photos.
Mirror type: wall mirror, bathroom mirror, vanity mirror, compact mirror, furniture mirror, automotive mirror, tile, replacement glass, or set.
Mirror glass, backing, frame material, stand, hinge, mounting hardware, and protective film.
Dimensions, shape, magnification, LED lighting, battery, cord, switch, defogger, or sensor.
Whether the mirror is imported alone, with furniture, with shelf, with cabinet, or as a replacement part.
Country of origin and production support.
Supplier HS or HTS code and source notes.

If the mirror includes lighting, record electrical facts. If it is part of a cabinet or furniture item, do not review it as a bare mirror without support.

missing facts

Mark the file incomplete when:

Mirror type is unclear.
Frame, backing, or glass status is unsupported.
Lighting, power source, or electronics are not documented.
Wall, vanity, compact, automotive, furniture, or replacement-part use is unclear.
Mounting hardware or set contents are not listed.
Origin is assumed from shipment route.
Supplier code is unsupported.
Similar CBP CROSS rulings have not been checked.

These gaps can move the review between glass mirrors, framed mirrors, lighted mirrors, furniture parts, automotive parts, and cosmetic accessories.

HTS candidate notes

Build candidate rows for the actual article: framed wall mirror, unframed mirror, vanity mirror, lighted mirror, compact mirror, automotive mirror, furniture mirror, or replacement glass. Each row should cite a use or construction fact.

Rejected alternatives should stay in the record. If it is not a furniture part because it is sold and imported independently, say that. If LEDs are built in, keep the electrical question visible.

authority sources

Use USITC HTS for tariff text. Use CBP CROSS for mirrors, framed mirrors, lighted vanity mirrors, automotive mirrors, and furniture mirror parts.

planning path

Start with use and construction photos. Then write a table for mirror type, glass, frame, backing, lighting, mounting, origin, and supplier code. If a cabinet or furniture item is included, split the record.

Duty stack notes should include origin and material or electronics exposure tied to the candidate path.

questions importers ask

Can I use this page as the HTS code for a mirror?

No. Use it for Planning Use. Entry Use needs broker or customs authority review.

Does lighting matter?

Yes. LEDs, batteries, cords, and switches should be documented.

What if it is part of furniture?

Record the furniture relationship before choosing a candidate path.

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planning boundary

This mirror HTS page is a planning artifact. It is not an Entry Use classification, not a binding ruling, and not a legal opinion. The importer remains responsible for reasonable care and must obtain broker or customs authority review before filing.

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