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Bedside Organiser

A bedside organiser is a storage solution designed to keep frequently used items within easy reach of a bed. These organisers aim to declutter nightstands and provide convenient access to essentials.

Material

Bedside organisers are constructed from a variety of materials, each offering different aesthetics and functionalities:

• Fabric: Commonly polyester, cotton, or canvas. Fabric organisers are typically soft-sided, lightweight, and often feature multiple pockets and compartments. They are often collapsible and easy to store when not in use.
• Metal: Typically steel or iron, often with a powder-coated finish. Metal organisers offer greater durability and a more structured design. They can be found in various styles, from minimalist to industrial.
• Wood: Provides a classic and warm aesthetic. Wood organisers can range from simple shelves to more elaborate designs with drawers and compartments.
• Plastic: Lightweight and easy to clean, often used for modular or stackable organisers.
• Combination Materials: Many organisers blend materials, such as a metal frame with fabric pockets or a wood base with metal accents.

Purpose

The primary purpose of a bedside organiser is to:

• Declutter: Reduce clutter on nightstands and surrounding surfaces.
• Accessibility: Provide easy access to frequently used items.
• Storage: Offer dedicated space for personal belongings.
• Space Saving: Maximise space in bedrooms, particularly in smaller rooms.

Function

Bedside organisers function by offering various storage options, including:

• Pockets: For smaller items like remote controls, phones, glasses, and books.
• Shelves: For larger items like tablets, alarm clocks, and skincare products.
• Drawers: For concealed storage of personal items.
• Hanging Sections: Designed to hold headphones, cables, or small accessories.
• Cup Holders: For beverages.
• Tablet/Book Stands: Providing a secure place to hold reading material.

Usage Scenarios

Bedside organisers are suitable for a wide range of settings:

• Bedrooms: The most common application, providing storage next to the bed.
• Dorm Rooms: Ideal for small spaces and limited storage.
• Hospitals/Care Facilities: Providing convenient access to personal items for patients.
• Hotels: Offering guests a convenient storage solution.
• Reading Nooks: Providing storage for books, reading glasses, and other accessories.

Common Types

• Hanging Bedside Organisers: Attach to the bed frame using straps or hooks. These are particularly useful when nightstand space is limited.
• Bed Rail Organisers: Specifically designed to fit over bed rails, offering convenient access from the bed.
• Nightstand Organisers: Designed to sit on top of a nightstand, providing additional storage within the existing furniture.
• Caddy Style Organisers: Feature a handle for easy portability and can be moved around as needed.
• Multi-Tier Organisers: Offer multiple shelves or compartments for increased storage capacity.
• Rolling Bedside Organisers: Feature wheels for easy mobility.
• Adjustable Organisers: Allow for customisation of pocket or shelf size.

Based on the provided information, the classification of a “bedside organiser” requires careful consideration of its material and function. Here’s a breakdown of potentially relevant HS codes:

• 7323999080: This code covers “Other table, kitchen or other household articles and parts thereof, of iron or steel; iron or steel wool; pot scourers and scouring or polishing pads, gloves and the like, of iron or steel: Other: Other: Not coated or plated with precious metal: Other: Other Other”. If the bedside organiser is primarily made of iron or steel, this could be applicable. The total tax rate is 83.4%.
• 7323997000: This code covers “Table, kitchen or other household articles and parts thereof, of iron or steel; iron or steel wool; pot scourers and scouring or polishing pads, gloves and the like, of iron or steel: Other: Other: Not coated or plated with precious metal: Other: Cookingware”. While not explicitly “cookingware”, if the organiser is used to hold items related to bedside snacks or drinks, this could be considered. The total tax rate is 60.3%.
• 7326908688: This code covers “Other articles of iron or steel: Other: Other: Other: Other”. This is a broad category for iron or steel articles. If the organiser doesn’t fit the more specific descriptions above, this could be applicable. The total tax rate is 82.9%.
• 7326908605: This code covers “Other articles of iron or steel: Other: Other: Other: Other Rods for electrical grounding (potentially if the organiser has a rod-like structure for support)”. If the organiser incorporates rod-like structures for support, this code might be relevant. The total tax rate is 82.9%.
• 9403608089: This code covers “Other furniture and parts thereof: Other wooden furniture: Other Other: Of teak (Tectona spp.)”. If the organiser is made of wood, specifically teak, this code applies. The total tax rate is 55.0%.
• 3926904800: This code covers “Other articles of plastics and articles of other materials of headings 3901 to 3914: Other: Photo albums”. If the organiser is made of plastic and functions as a storage solution for bedside items, this could be considered. The total tax rate is 33.4%.
• 3924905650: This code covers “Tableware, kitchenware, other household articles and hygienic or toilet articles, of plastics: Other: Other”. If the organiser is made of plastic and used for holding bedside items, this could be applicable. The total tax rate is 40.9%.

Regarding HS code 7323999080, 7323997000, 7326908688, and 7326908605, please note the addition of a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum products.