Manufacture of household and sanitary goods and of toilet requisites (SIC code 17220)
Manufacture of household and sanitary goods and of toilet requisites is UK SIC code 17220. It sits in division 17 (Manufacture of paper and paper products) of the SIC 2007 list. On the August 2026 Companies House register, 540 active UK companies list 17220 among their SIC codes. 510 of them list it first. That makes it the third most used code in its division.
540active UK companies list SIC 17220 among their codes on the public recordCompanies House · counts as of August 2026
SIC 17220 in numbers
540 companies is 0.01 per cent of the 5,190,464 active companies on the UK register. 17220 is the third most used of the 4 codes we track in division 17.
510 of the 540 put 17220 first, and only 30 carry it as a second, third or fourth code. The code on its own is a clean filter.
ACTIVE COMPANIES BY REGISTERED-OFFICE POST TOWN (WHERE THE PAPERWORK SITS, NOT NECESSARILY THE WORK) · COMPANIES HOUSE PUBLIC RECORD, AUGUST 2026
The five busiest post towns hold 39 per cent of them and London alone 29 per cent. Selling nationally, those towns are most of the market. Selling locally outside them, expect a small pool, so cover a county or a region rather than one town.
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Converting rather than milling. The codes with real numbers here are paper stationery, 17230, paperboard containers, 17219, household and sanitary paper goods, 17220, and the catch-all 17290.
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How to read SIC 17220
SIC 17220 reads as division 17 (manufacture of paper and paper products), group 172, class 1722, then the full five digits, inside section C, manufacturing. A company picks its own codes, up to four, and Companies House does not check them, so 17220 is the company's own description of what it does, and 510 list it first where 540 list it anywhere.
Who sells into division 17
Print finishers, packaging designers, machinery and die suppliers all sell into this division. So do the brands looking for UK packaging production, which has become a more active search since supply chains shortened.
About SIC 17220
How many UK companies use SIC code 17220?
540 active UK companies list 17220 (Manufacture of household and sanitary goods and of toilet requisites) among their registered SIC codes. Each company may register up to four. Of those, 510 put it first. The figures come from the August 2026 Companies House register snapshot, and count active companies only.
Should a packaging company use 17219 or a printing code?
If you make the box, 17219 manufacture of paper and paperboard containers is right. If you print onto material someone else made, a division 18 printing code fits better. Many companies genuinely do both and list both. Nobody at Companies House will assess it, so pick the one carrying most of your turnover first.
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