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Yes. Summit Wood can support multifamily, hotel and large residential projects with shop drawings, sample doors, mock-up rooms, project-specific specifications, unit-by-unit packaging, labeling, phased production, quality-control inspections and OEM/private-label programs. Both framed and frameless cabinet constructions are available.
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Our standard factory-direct MOQ is one 40HQ container, typically approximately 700–800 RTA cabinets depending on the product mix. Multiple cabinet sizes and selected styles may be combined within the container, subject to production and packaging confirmation.
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Depending on the shipment and applicable customs requirements, supporting documents may include the commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, production records, bill of materials, supplier declarations and the required proof or certification of origin. Summit Wood can work with the importer and customs broker to prepare the necessary shipment documents.
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Potential treatment depends on the specific product construction, tariff classification and origin qualification. Summit Wood supplies RTA, flat-pack and assembled cabinet programs, but the Canadian importer or customs broker should confirm the correct HS classification and duty treatment for each product before ordering.
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Certain qualifying products originating in Cambodia may be eligible for preferential duty treatment under Canada’s Least Developed Country Tariff program. Eligibility is not automatic. The goods must meet the applicable origin rules, direct-shipment requirements and documentation requirements. Final classification and LDCT eligibility should be confirmed by the importer or customs broker.
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Qualifying Cambodia-origin cabinets may be exempt from Canada’s additional 25% surtax when the products fall outside the covered country scope and meet the applicable origin requirements. Eligibility depends on tariff classification, product scope, rules of origin, supporting documents and the measures in force when the goods enter Canada. Final treatment should be confirmed by the Canadian importer and its licensed customs broker before shipment.
