Wood in the rough, whether or not stripped of bark or sap- wood, or roughly squared:
Part of: 44 — Wood and articles of wood; wood charcoal
f81564 · 2000-02-10 — The tariff classification of roughly squared logs from Canada
, you requested a tariff classification ruling. The ruling was requested on roughly squared logs of various softwood lumber species. The logs will be imported by Precision Craft Log Structures. A brochure and a product information sheet show that Precision Craft manufactures log homes. Photographs of a representative shipment showing side views and end views of the logs to be imported were submitted. The photographs show whole logs which have been roughly squared. All of the logs have substantial amounts of wane and bark remaining on at least two edge corners. The representative shipment…
E84892 · 1999-09-28 — The tariff classification of roughly squared white pine veneer logs from CanadaDear Mr. Kalesnikoff:
The product to be classified is referred to by you as white pine veneer slicing “cants”. In the trade this term is loosely used to refer to a log roughly squared on one or more sides, or a large slab cut from a log. For clarification of the product you wish to import, it is understood that your product is not imported in the form of slabs, but rather, it is a whole log roughly squared. The processing steps that your company performs were illustrated in your first letter. Your company saws the logs one quarter turn at a time removing the bark and most of the dead knots. You state that this…
D88381 · 1999-03-30 — The tariff classification of roughly squared logs from CanadaDear Mr. Kaplan:
, you requested a tariff classification ruling. The ruling was requested for prospective importations of SPF logs roughly squared by sawing. Photographs showing the processing of logs to be imported were submitted. Whole logs are roughly squared one side at a time by passing the logs through a head saw. The rough squaring leaves bark and wane remaining on the edges of the log. The amount of bark and wane varies depending on the size and taper of the original log. The purpose of the sawing is to facilitate the handling and transportion of the logs. Other than rough sawing once on each side, no…
088379 · 1991-04-08 — Classification of telephone poles impregnated with creosote and other preservatives; Heading 4403, HTSUSA
This is in reference to your letter of December 6, 1990, in which you requested a tariff classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA) for telephone poles impregnated with creosote and other preservatives, which will be imported from Mexico by your client, San Diego Wood Preserving, Inc. FACTS: The raw wood poles are made from Douglas fir and are in lengths of 25 to 70 feet. They are exported from the United States to Mexico. In Mexico they are treated with creosote or pentachloriphenol mixed with blending oil. After treatment with the…
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