9406.10.0000
CBP classified a weather-resistant prefabricated wooden sauna as a prefabricated building of wood in ruling N304393.
See classification →U.S. trade intelligence
What does America actually import for saunas?
Sauna Import tracks U.S. Census trade data and Customs rulings across the tariff categories used for prefabricated saunas, electric sauna heaters and portable infrared saunas—without pretending they all fit into one clean commodity code.
Data status
Awaiting first Census sync
Automated through GitHub Actions
Latest month
Awaiting sync
Census monthly trade release
Primary proxy value
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HTS 9406.10 latest month
YoY change
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Same broad tariff category
Three lenses
Saunas cross tariff lines.
Different product forms have received different CBP classifications. We show each category separately and state the limitations directly.
8516.29.00
CBP Headquarters classified an electric sauna heater as other electric space-heating apparatus in ruling H179957.
See classification →8516.79.0000
CBP classified a portable infrared sauna as another domestic electrothermic appliance in ruling N333797.
See classification →Automated Census series
Prefabricated buildings of wood
A sauna-relevant proxy category, not a sauna-only market estimate.
General imports, monthly value
Latest month
Top origin countries
For the same broad category.
Country rankings populate after the first data sync.
Why this exists
Useful data beats fake precision.
A single “U.S. sauna imports” number would be seductive and often wrong. Sauna products can be entered under different headings depending on their construction and function. This site exposes the classification logic instead of hiding it.
MethodologyFor researchers
Downloadable, reproducible data
When the Census sync is active, the underlying category data are published as JSON and CSV. Each classification page links back to the official CBP ruling that establishes why the category is sauna-relevant.