Trademark Class 20 - Furniture & Plastic Goods

 

Goods and services are both eligible for trademark registration online. Goods and services are divided into 45 trademark classes for the trademark registration process. Among these classes, the trademark registration for furniture companies is done under trademark class 20.

Before filing an application, it is critical to determine the trademark class, as registering a trademark or name under a specific class only offers protection for that category. If a trademark is used for products and services in distinct classes, separate applications must be filed for each class to get trademark protection for the goods and services in question.

 

What is trademark class 20?

While applying for trademark registration online, you have to choose the class of a trademark. In other words, the trademark authority has categorized goods and services into various trademark classes. One of which is trademark class 20.

Trademark Class 20 includes furniture, mirrors, and picture frames (class 20); Containers for storage or transportation that are not made of metal; Bone, horn, whalebone, or mother-of-pearl, unworked or semi-worked; Meerschaum; Yellow amber; Shells

 

What comes under Trademark Class 20?

Furniture and its parts, as well as plastic goods not included in other classes, makeup Class 20.

• Metal furniture and camping furniture are included in this category, as well as bedding (mattresses, spring mattresses, and pillows).
• Spectacles and furniture, as well as toilet mirrors;
• Letterboxes are not made of metal or brick, and registration number plates are not made of metal.

 

Trademark Class 20 includes a Comprehensive list of Commodities

Trademark Class 20 must be used to classify the following items:

• Air pillows, not intended for medical use
• Cushions filled with air, not intended for medical use
• Air mattresses, not intended for medical use
• Bars of abroad
• Plates of ambroid
• Claws of animals
• Horns of animals
• Armchairs with animal hooves
• Mats for changing babies
• Bread baskets from bakeries
• Except for linen beds for domestic pets, 
• Bamboo curtains barrels, not of metal 
• Baskets, not of metal 
• Bathtub grab bars, not of metal 
• Bead curtains for decorating 
• Bed fittings, not of metal 
• Casters for Bed, not of metal 
• Bed bases 
• Bedding
• Bedsteads of wood 
• Beehives benches [furniture] 
• Workbenches 
• Binding screws, not of metal, 
• Cables bins, not of metal 
• Chests, not of metal 
• Bolsters bolts, not of the metal 
• Book rest
• Bottle racks and bottle caps that aren't made of metal
• Bottle broom handles, not of metal 
• Brush mountings, not of metal 
• Broom handles, not of metal 
• Cabinet work cases of Wood or plastic 
• Bins of wood or plastic / 
• Boxes of wood or plastic 
• Cask stands, not of metal 
• Cask hoops, not of metal 
• Barrel hoops, not of metal 
• Casks of wood for decanting 
• Wine casks, not of metal 
• Chests of drawers 
• Chests for toys 
• Chopping blocks [tables] clips, not of metal
• Clothing Hooks, not of metal 
• Coat hangers  
• Coathooks, not of metal  
• Hooks, not of metal, for clothes 
• Rails coatstands 
• Coffin fittings, not of metal
• containers, not of metal, for liquid 
• fuel containers, not of metal [storage, transport] 
• Coffins collars, not of metal, for fastening 
• Comb foundations for beehives 
• Containers, not of metal, for liquid 
• Fuel containers, not of metal [storage, transport]
• coral
• bottles with corks
• corks
• Stands for corozo costumes
• Counters [tables] cots / bassinettes / cradles
• Coverings for clothing [Wardrobe] 
• Crates \scupboards
• Curtain rings curtain holders that aren't made of textile
• Rollers for curtains
• Rails for curtains
• Rods for curtains
• Hooks for curtains
• Tie-backs for curtains
• Cushions
• Chairs for the deck
• Workstations with plastic decorations for groceries
• Dinner waggons
• Stands for displaying boards
• Divans 
• Dog kennels 
• Door fittings, not of metal 
• Handles for door, not of metal 
• Door bolts, not of metal 
• Doorbells, not of metal, 
• Non-electric door knockers, not of metal, 
• Plastic dressing table drain traps [valves]
• Non-electric figurines 
• Statuettes of wood, wax, plaster, or plastic 
• File cabinets 
• Easy chairs 
• Edgings of plastic for furniture 
• Embroidery Frames 
• Fans for personal use
• Baskets for fishing
• Flagpoles are floating containers that are not made of metal.
• Pedestals for flower pots
• Flower stands
• Racks for fodder
• Stools / footstools
• Freestanding partitions
• Urns for the dead
• Furniture fittings, not made of metal furniture 
• Partitions made of wood for furniture casters, not made of metal
• Garment covers
• Racks for guns
• Chairs for hairdressers
• Hampers
• Hand-held mirrors (toilet mirrors) are used to handle pallets rather than metal hat stands.
• Hospital beds with unworked or semi-worked headrests [furniture]
• High chairs for babies hinges, not of metal 
• Honeycombs horn, unworked or semi-worked
• Identification wristbands, not of metal 
• Index cabinets, non-luminous 
• Hydrostatic [water] beds, not for medical purposes  
• [Shades] for interior window 
• Blinds indoor 
• Window shades [furniture]
• Walkers for babies
• Promotional items that are inflated
• Jewellery organiser displays
• Inflatable furniture ivory, unworked or semi-worked
• Kennels for pets in the home
• Keyboards with keys that dangle
• Knife handles, not metal knobs, metal ladders made of wood or plastic latches, and metal lecterns are all prohibited.
• Library shelves that aren't made of metal or stone
• Mouldings for picture frames 
• Mooring buoys, not of metal 
• Mother-of-pearl, unworked or semi-worked 
• Nameplates, not of metal
• Identity plates, not of metal
• Boxes for nesting
• Numberplates, not made of metal
• Registration plates, not made of metal 
• Nuts, not made of metal 
• Office furniture 
• Oyster shells
• Plastic paper 
• Blinds packaging 
• Containers
• Cushions for pets
• Photo frames
• Picture frame brackets 
• Picture rods
• Plastic key cards, are not encoded and not magnetic 
• Plate racks, 
• Pillows Placards of wood or plastics plaited straw
• For babies' playpens
• Wall plugs, not of metal poles, not of metal pulleys for blinds, not of metal bungs
• Poles made of wood rather than metal
• Plastic pulleys for blinds
• Racks
• Rattan reeds
• Wood Reels for yarn, silk, and cord reels, non-mechanical, for flexible hoses 
• Reservoirs, non-metal, non-masonry 
• Tanks, non-metal, non-masonry 
• Rings, non-metal, for keys 
• Rivets, non-metal
• Horses were seen
• Benches for sale [furniture]
• Furniture for schools
• Cats' scratching posts
• Fireplace screens
• Screens
• Screw caps that aren't made of metal, 
• Scythe handles that aren't made of metal, 
• Seats/chairs that aren't made of metal
• Seats for beehives made of metal parts of wood 
• Settees shells
• Racks for filing cabinets
• Shoulder poles [yokes] for storage shelves
• Showcases
• Sideboards
• Wood or plastic signboards
• [mirrors] made of silvered glass
• Interior blinds with slats
• Camping sleeping bags, sleeping pads, and sleeping mats
• Sofas with antlers of a stag
• Stair railings
• Stakes for trees or plants
• Calculating machine stands for standing desks
• wood step stools, not metal steps [ladders], not metal stoppers, not metal / sealing caps, not metal straw mattresses/straw 
• Mattress straw plaits straw edgings
• Stuffed birds stuffed animals
• Tops of tables
• Tables* metal tables
• Dummies for tailors, dressmakers, and mannequins
• Cask taps, not metal tea trolleys/tea cart taps
• Interior textile window blinds, not made of metal tent pegs
• Tortoiseshell imitation tool handles, not made of metal

 

Trademark Registration Online Process

Step 1 - Under trademark legislation, the complete range of goods and services is divided into 45 groups. The applicant must choose the appropriate and relevant class for the trademark registration online.

Step 2 - Application for a Trademark: Once the categorization is complete, an application should be sent to the Trademark Registry with all required information, including the applicant's name and permanent address.

Step 3 - Examining Your Application: The trademark application will be verified by the TM register to see if it fits the requirements. Following the completion of the Formality Check, the trademark application will be examined by the TM Registry.

Step 4 - Trademark Publication: The information of Mark will be advertised in the Trademark Journal once the trademark is granted by the TM Registry. Anyone who has an objection to the registration of a trademark may file a Notice of Opposition with the Trade Marks Registry on Form TM-O within four months after the date of publication of the Journal, together with the required fee.

Step 5 - Trademark registration online: The TM register will provide a certificate of TM Registration to the applicant four months after the date of publication in the magazine.