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Over Door Hanger

An over door hanger is a hook or series of hooks designed to hang over the top of a door without requiring any permanent installation. They utilize the door's structure to provide temporary or semi-permanent hanging space.

Material:

• Metal: Commonly steel, stainless steel, or aluminum. Offers high weight capacity and durability. Often coated with finishes like chrome, nickel, or powder coating to resist rust and corrosion.
• Plastic: Typically made of molded polypropylene or similar polymers. Lightweight and inexpensive, suitable for lighter items.
• Wood: Less common, often used for decorative hangers. May be less durable than metal options.
• Foam/Fabric Covered: These feature a padded hook to prevent damage to the door surface. Often used for delicate doors or to reduce noise.

Purpose:

The primary purpose of an over door hanger is to create additional hanging space in areas where permanent hooks or rods are not feasible or desirable. This is particularly useful in:

• Closets: Expanding closet organization.
• Bedrooms: Hanging clothes, accessories, or bags.
• Bathrooms: Hanging towels, robes, or organizers.
• Offices: Hanging coats, bags, or supplies.
• Entryways: Temporary storage for coats or umbrellas.

Function:

Over door hangers function by utilizing a curved or angled hook that rests securely over the top edge of a standard door. The weight of the items hung is distributed across the doorframe, providing stability. Some designs incorporate features to prevent slipping or scratching the door.

Usage Scenarios:

• Rental Properties: Ideal for adding storage without damaging the door.
• Small Spaces: Maximizing storage in apartments, dorms, or limited-space homes.
• Temporary Storage: Hanging items for a short period, such as during travel or while organizing.
• Closet Overhaul: Adding extra hanging capacity without a full closet renovation.
• Organizing: Creating designated spaces for specific items (e.g., scarves, belts, jewelry).

Common Types:

• Single Hook: Simplest design, suitable for hanging one item.
• Multiple Hook: Features several hooks for hanging multiple items.
• Adjustable Hook: Allows for adjustment to fit different door thicknesses.
• Rack Style: Resembles a small clothing rack, offering significant hanging space.
• Organizer Style: Includes pockets, shelves, or compartments for storing various items.
• Suction Cup Style: Uses suction cups in addition to the hook for extra security, often used on glass doors.
• Decorative Style: Designed with aesthetic appeal, often made of wood or metal with intricate details.
• Heavy Duty Style: Constructed with thicker materials and reinforced designs for supporting heavier loads.

Over door hangers are typically household articles made of iron or steel, designed to hang items over doors for storage purposes. They fall under the category of table, kitchen or other household articles.

Here are the relevant HS codes based on the provided reference material:

• 7323999080: This HS code covers “Other articles of iron or steel”, specifically “Other”, “Not coated or plated with precious metal”, and “Other”, “Other”. This is a broad category encompassing various household items made of iron or steel.
  • 73: Chapter – Articles of iron or steel.
  • 23: Heading – Table, kitchen or other household articles and parts thereof; iron or steel wool; pot scourers and scouring or polishing pads, gloves and the like, of iron or steel.
  • 99: Subheading – Other.
  • 90: Further specification – Other, Other.
• 7323997000: This HS code covers “Other articles of iron or steel”, specifically “Other”, “Not coated or plated with precious metal”, and “Other”, “Cookingware”. While not explicitly stated as over door hangers, some designs may fall under this category if used for kitchen storage.
  • 73: Chapter – Articles of iron or steel.
  • 23: Heading – Table, kitchen or other household articles and parts thereof; iron or steel wool; pot scourers and scouring or polishing pads, gloves and the like, of iron or steel.
  • 99: Subheading – Other.
  • 70: Further specification – Other, Cookingware.

Regarding HS code 7323999080 and 7323997000, please note a basic duty of 3.4% and 5.3% respectively applies, along with an additional 25.0% duty. Furthermore, a 25% duty applies to steel and aluminum products effective April 2, 2025.