No. The long-standing antidumping duty order specifically targets wooden bedroom furniture from China and does not extend to dining room tables, chairs, or living room case goods as a general matter. However, scope rulings have addressed edge cases — such as bedroom-style chests marketed for other rooms — so importers of ambiguous items should consider requesting a formal scope ruling from the Department of Commerce.

For HTS classification purposes, furniture constructed primarily of wood-based panels such as MDF or particleboard is generally treated the same as solid wood furniture under Chapter 94. For trade remedy scope purposes, however, the specific order language controls — some orders define 'wooden' furniture to include panel products, while others may distinguish by construction. Importers should review the exact scope language and any relevant scope rulings for the applicable order.