UNSPSC 56141800: Wooden adornments

Diverse decorative wooden items of different sizes and shapes combined with furniture or furnishings. They may contain precious stone applications or other finished material.

UNSPSC 56141800 Wooden adornments is a Class code with minimal recent state and local procurement activity mapped to its nominal scope. The single relevant recent opportunity shows that state and local governments buying under this code are procuring holiday lighting and decorations — inclusive of installation and related services — rather than discrete wooden ornamental items. The City of Cooper City, Florida, issued an IFB on July 2, 2026, for sealed bids on holiday lighting and decorations, with a response deadline of July 23, 2026. Beyond that IFB, the code shows no other concrete procurement signals in the recent opportunity stream. A second posting — the City of Charlotte's cooperative purchasing agreement for office and classroom furniture — carries the code tag but represents a substantial mismatch with wooden adornments; that solicitation targets comprehensive furniture systems, seating, storage, and installation services with an estimated annual contract volume approaching $500 million across participating public agencies nationwide.

The geographic spread reflected in tagged opportunities is limited to Florida and North Carolina, with insufficient recent activity to characterize a meaningful pattern. The Cooper City IFB appears to be the only narrowly on-target solicitation in the recent dataset, and it offers no stated contract value, term length, or evaluation weighting details. The code's assignment to the Charlotte cooperative purchasing agreement suggests potential tagging or taxonomy misalignment at the state and local level. Firms pursuing this code should focus on the demonstrated holiday lighting and decorations market represented by the Cooper City opportunity and monitor for similar seasonal or municipal beautification procurements, while treating the broader furniture-purchasing activity as outside the code's true scope.