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Door assemblies

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Overview

Door assemblies, classified under HS Code 7308.30, include structures and parts of structures made of iron or steel, specifically doors, windows, and their frames and thresholds for doors. This category encompasses a wide range of products used in construction and infrastructure projects, including industrial, commercial, and residential applications. These assemblies are critical components in building safety, security, and energy efficiency.

Total Trade Volume

USD 5.2 billion

Data from 2022

Source

United Nations Comtrade Database

Tariff Analysis

Average Rate

5.2%

Highest Rate

25% (imposed by certain developing countries on non-WTO members)

Lowest Rate

0% (under free trade agreements such as EU Single Market or USMCA)

Common Restrictions

  • Import quotas in specific markets to protect domestic manufacturers
  • Anti-dumping duties, particularly on Chinese exports
  • Quality and safety certification requirements (e.g., ISO standards)
  • Environmental regulations on material sourcing and production processes

Market Trends

Rising demand for energy-efficient door assemblies

Increased trade in insulated and smart door systems, driven by green building standards and energy regulations in Europe and North America

2021-2022

Growth in construction activities in Asia-Pacific

Higher export volumes from China and Southeast Asian countries due to urbanization and infrastructure projects

2020-2022

Adoption of automation in manufacturing

Reduction in production costs and improved quality, benefiting major exporters like Germany and Italy

2019-2022

Recent Developments

EU Imposes Stricter Standards on Steel Door Imports

The European Union introduced new safety and environmental standards for steel door assemblies, requiring additional certifications for non-EU exporters.

June 2023

Potential increase in compliance costs for exporters like China and Turkey, possibly leading to a shift in market share towards EU-based manufacturers.

USMCA Tariff Reductions

Under the USMCA agreement, tariffs on door assemblies between the US, Canada, and Mexico were reduced to 0% for qualifying goods.

January 2023

Boost in trade volume among the three countries, particularly benefiting Mexican exporters to the US market.

China's Export Surge Post-Pandemic

China reported a 15% increase in door assembly exports in 2022, driven by global supply chain recovery and competitive pricing.

March 2023

Strengthened China's position as the leading exporter, though facing anti-dumping investigations in several markets.