Find HS Code and trade information for sink holder

Sink Holder

A sink holder, also commonly referred to as a kitchen sink caddy or organizer, is a utility item designed to contain and organize cleaning supplies and tools used around a kitchen sink.

Material

Sink holders are manufactured from a variety of materials, each offering distinct advantages:

• Stainless Steel: Durable, rust-resistant, and aesthetically versatile. Often features a sleek, modern appearance.
• Plastic: Lightweight, affordable, and available in numerous colors and designs. Susceptible to staining and potential cracking over time.
• Chrome: Offers a polished, reflective finish. Prone to water spots and requires regular cleaning to maintain its appearance.
• Composite Materials: Blends plastic with other materials for increased durability and aesthetics.
• Bamboo: Environmentally friendly, naturally water-resistant, and provides a warm, organic look. Requires occasional oiling to prevent drying.

Purpose

The primary purpose of a sink holder is to consolidate frequently used sink-area items, reducing clutter and improving efficiency. It serves as a designated space for:

• Sponges: Provides a dedicated, often ventilated, area for sponge storage.
• Brushes: Holds dish brushes, vegetable brushes, and other cleaning brushes.
• Dish Soap: Accommodates dish soap bottles or dispensers.
• Cleaning Cloths: Stores dishcloths and cleaning towels.
• Scrub Pads: Keeps scrub pads and scouring pads organized.

Function

Sink holders function to:

• Organization: Streamlines the sink area by providing a central location for cleaning supplies.
• Drainage: Many designs incorporate drainage holes or trays to prevent water accumulation and mildew growth.
• Ventilation: Open designs or ventilated features promote air circulation, reducing odor and bacteria buildup.
• Protection: Some models feature drip trays to protect countertops from spills and water damage.

Usage Scenarios

Sink holders are commonly used in:

• Residential Kitchens: The most common application, aiding in daily dishwashing and kitchen cleaning.
• Commercial Kitchens: Used in restaurants, cafeterias, and other food service establishments for efficient cleaning supply management.
• Laundry Rooms: Can be adapted to hold laundry detergents, brushes, and other cleaning tools near utility sinks.
• Bathrooms: Smaller versions can be used near bathroom sinks for soap, sponges, and cleaning supplies.

Common Types

• Single-Compartment Holders: Basic designs with a single section for storing items.
• Multi-Compartment Holders: Feature multiple sections for separating different types of cleaning supplies.
• Expandable Holders: Adjustable designs that can be customized to fit different sink sizes and storage needs.
• Wall-Mounted Holders: Save counter space by attaching to the wall.
• Corner Holders: Designed to fit into kitchen corners, maximizing space utilization.
• With Soap Dispenser: Integrated soap dispenser for convenient access to dish soap.
• With Drip Tray: Includes a tray to catch drips and prevent water damage.

Sink holders can be categorized based on their material and function. If the sink holder functions as a container exceeding 300 liters in capacity, it falls under a specific classification. Otherwise, it would be classified based on the material it is made of – either iron or steel, or plastics.

Here are the relevant HS codes based on the provided information:

• 3925100000: Builders' ware of plastics, not elsewhere specified or included: Reservoirs, tanks, vats and similar containers, of a capacity exceeding 300 liters (If the sink holder functions as a container).

  • 39: Chapter 39 covers plastics and articles thereof.
  • 25: Heading 3925 specifically relates to builders' ware of plastics.
  • 100000: This subheading identifies reservoirs, tanks, vats, and similar containers exceeding 300 liters in capacity.

• 3925900000: Builders' ware of plastics, not elsewhere specified or included: Other.

  • 39: Chapter 39 covers plastics and articles thereof.
  • 25: Heading 3925 specifically relates to builders' ware of plastics.
  • 900000: This subheading covers other builders' ware of plastics not specifically mentioned elsewhere.

• 7324100010: Sanitary ware and parts thereof, of iron or steel: Sinks and wash basins, of stainless steel Stainless steel sinks with one or more drawn bowls (basins).

  • 73: Chapter 73 covers articles of iron or steel.
  • 24: Heading 7324 specifically relates to sanitary ware and parts thereof.
  • 100010: This subheading identifies sinks and wash basins of stainless steel with one or more drawn bowls (basins).

• 7324900000: Sanitary ware and parts thereof, of iron or steel: Other, including parts.

  • 73: Chapter 73 covers articles of iron or steel.
  • 24: Heading 7324 specifically relates to sanitary ware and parts thereof.
  • 900000: This subheading covers other sanitary ware and parts thereof, including parts, not specifically mentioned elsewhere.

Regarding HS code 3925100000, please note that it specifically applies if the sink holder functions as a container exceeding 300 liters in capacity. If it does not meet this capacity requirement, HS code 3925900000 would be more appropriate.