U.S. duties on Chinese kitchen cabinets in 2026
Scope · U.S. entries of covered wooden cabinets, vanities and components from China. Official sources checked November 13, 2026.
When you are pricing a kitchen from drawings, a single duty figure can make the budget feel settled too soon. For wooden kitchen cabinets from China, ask your U.S. customs broker to assess Section 232 and the wooden cabinets and vanities antidumping and countervailing duty orders separately. Section 232 sets a published rate for covered goods. Commerce publishes case-specific antidumping and countervailing results, which depend on scope and, where applicable, the producer and exporter. Give the broker the cabinet and component descriptions, material, origin, manufacturer, exporter and expected entry date. If you are comparing another material or manufacturing origin, send a separate specification and ask for its own classification and origin analysis. Use a named-port FOB or CIF quote and a written broker estimate for the budget.
Which antidumping and Section 232 duties can apply in 2026?
| Measure | What the official record says | What your broker confirms | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Section 232 | 25% on covered kitchen cabinets and vanities and covered parts under the cited heading. Proclamation 11000 schedules 50% from January 1, 2027, subject to subsequent changes. | Classification, origin, scope, entry date and the rule in force when entered. | Proclamation 10976 · Proclamation 11000, amendment · USITC HTS, heading 9903.76.03 · CBP Section 232 entry guidance |
| Antidumping, A-570-106 | The final results published on November 12, 2026 specify a 251.64% cash deposit for China-origin subject merchandise from exporters not entitled to a separate rate under that notice. | Current producer/exporter cash-deposit instructions and any separate rate. Unverified for an individual shipment. | Commerce A-570-106 final results, November 12, 2026 · Commerce AD/CVD continuation |
| Countervailing, C-570-107 | Commerce published preliminary results of the 2024 review on July 13, 2026. The final result of that review was not verified in the public sources checked. | Current company-specific cash deposit, covered goods and applicable instructions. | Commerce C-570-107 case record · Commerce C-570-107 preliminary 2024 review |
| Wooden bedroom furniture | Commerce has a separate antidumping proceeding, A-570-890, for covered wooden bedroom furniture from China. | Scope for each product on a mixed order. | Commerce wooden bedroom furniture A-570-890 |
What if I change the material or production country?
Send a separate bill of materials and production description for each option. A broker can compare classification, legal origin and the scope of the applicable orders before you choose. Ask for a written assessment of any mixed shipment. The combined rate, stacking treatment, cash deposits and shipment amount are unverified until the broker checks the actual entry.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Section 232 rate the whole duty bill?
The published Section 232 rate covers a specific measure. Your broker should check the entry classification, AD and CVD scope, other measures and how they apply together.
When does the scheduled Section 232 increase start?
Proclamation 11000 moves the scheduled increase for covered kitchen cabinets and vanities to January 1, 2027. Ask your broker to check the rule in force for your actual entry date.
Can another material change the duty assessment?
A different material or manufacturing origin may change classification or scope. Give your broker the specifications and production details and ask for a separate written assessment.
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