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Trademark class 20: furniture

Class 20 covers furniture, mirrors and picture frames, bedding such as mattresses and pillows, non-metal storage containers, and goods made of bone, horn, shell or amber.

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Class
20
Type
Goods
Commonly confused with
Classes 10, 9, 21, 24, 12

What class 20 covers

Furniture, mirrors, picture frames; containers, not of metal, for storage or transport; unworked or semi-worked bone, horn, whalebone or mother-of-pearl; shells; meerschaum; yellow amber.

Furniture and mattress brands, home decor makers selling mirrors and frames, and producers of storage boxes and non-metal containers.

furniturechairstablesbedssofasmirrorspicture framesnon-metal containersmattressescushionscurtain railschairtablesofamattresspillowdesk

Classes confused with class 20

  • Class 10, medical devices: Medical furniture. Operating tables and dental armchairs are class 10; massage tables, household and office furniture are class 20.
  • Class 9, software & electronics: Technical furniture and mirrors. Laboratory furniture is class 9, as are mirrors used in optical instruments; household mirrors stay in class 20.
  • Class 21, houseware & glass: Household articles. Baskets, bins and small domestic containers of the same materials are class 21; class 20 keeps storage and transport containers and furniture.
  • Class 24, fabrics & textiles: Soft bedding. Mattresses, pillows and cushions are class 20; bed linen, duvets and sleeping bags are class 24.
  • Class 12, vehicles: Vehicle mirrors. Rearview mirrors are class 12 vehicle parts; mirrors for the home are class 20.

Classes filed alongside class 20

Monitoring class 20 filings

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