6306 90 000 0 — Tarpaulins, awnings and sunblinds; tents (including temporary canopies and similar articles); sails for boats, sailboards or landcraft; camping goods: other

6306 Canvases, canopies, awnings; tents; sails for boats, d sacks for windsurfing or land vehicles; camping equipment: – tarpaulins, canopies and awnings: 6306 12 – from synthetic threads 6306 19 – from other textile materials – tents: 6306 22 – from synthetic threads 6306 29 – from other textile materials 6306 30 – sails 6306 40 – mattresses 6306 90 – other textile materials

This heading covers a number of textile articles generally made of strong, dense sailboats. (1) Canvases. Usually used to protect against bad weather goods stored in the open air or loaded on ships, wagons, trucks, etc. They are usually made from chemical threads, coated or uncoated, or from heavy or rather heavy canvas (from hemp, jute, linen or cotton). They're waterproof. Canvas tarpaulins are usually treated with resin or chemicals to make them waterproof or to prevent rotting. They are usually rectangular in shape with cut edges and can be provided with eyes, cords, slats, etc. Scheduled tarpaulins (e.g. for haystacks, decks of small ships, lorries, etc.) are also included in this heading provided they are flat. Canvases are not to be confused either with covers for motor vehicles, machinery, etc., made of tarpaulin in the shape of these machines, or with flat protective coverings of light material, made in the same way as tarpaulins (heading 6307). (2) Sails (for yachts, boats, fishing smacks or other vessels, for windsurfing boards or land vehicles). They are made of durable textile materials (e.g., high-strength chemical threads) cut in shape and chopped, and are usually fitted with eyes or other fasteners. (3) Sheds and marquises (for shops, cafes, etc.). They are designed to protect against the sun; they are usually made of durable monochrome or striped cloth and can be mounted on rollers or mechanisms for folding them. They are included in this heading even when they are strung on frames, as is the case with the Marquis. (4) Tents are shelters for which fabrics ranging from light to fairly heavy of chemical threads, cotton or mixed textile materials, coated or uncoated, duplicated or undoubled, or fabrics are used. They usually have a single or double roof and sides or walls (single or double), allowing the tent to be closed. This heading covers tents of different sizes and shapes, i.e. tents, military tents, campsites (including backpack tents), circuses and beaches. They are included in this heading regardless of

whether or not they are fitted with poles, pegs, guy ropes or other accessories. Caravan "awnings" (also known as caravan annexes) are similar in structure to tents and are therefore regarded as tents. The fabrics for them are generally of man-made fibres or of fairly heavy canvas. They consist of three walls and a roof and are designed to increase the living space of a caravan. The heading excludes umbrella tents of heading 6601. (5) Camping goods. These include canvas water buckets, water bags, washing basins; ground sheets; pneumatic mattresses and cushions (other than those of heading 4016); hammocks (other than those of heading 5608). The heading also excludes: (a) Knapsacks, rucksacks and similar articles (heading 4202); (b) Quilted sleeping bags and stuffed mattresses and cushions (heading 9404); (c) Play tents used by children indoors or outdoors (heading 9503).

Notes

Machine translation. The original is the Russian text of the EAEU tariff, and customs goes by it; this translation is for understanding only and has no legal force.

1. Subgroup I includes only finished articles of any textile material.

2. Subgroup I does not include:

(a) goods of Chapters 56 to 62; or

(b) second-hand clothing or other second-hand articles of heading 6309.

3. Heading 6309 covers only the following goods:

(a) articles of textile materials:

(i) clothing and accessories and parts thereof;

(ii) blankets and road blankets;

(iii) bed linen, dining, toiletry and kitchen clothes;

(iv) decorative articles, excluding carpets of headings 5701 to 5705 and hand-woven tapestries of heading 5805;

(b) shoes and hats made of any material other than asbestos.

For inclusion in this heading, the products referred to above must meet the following two requirements:

(i) must show signs of significant wear and tear, and

(ii) must be presented in bulk or in bales, bags or similar packaging.

Subheading note

Machine translation. The original is the Russian text of the EAEU tariff, and customs goes by it; this translation is for understanding only and has no legal force.

1. Subheading 6304 20 covers articles of basic fabrics impregnated or coated with alpha-cypermethrin (ISO), chlorphenapir (ISO), deltamethrin (INN, ISO), lambda-cyhalotrin (ISO), permethrin (ISO) or pyrimiphos-methyl (ISO).