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N324367 · 2022-03-03 — The tariff classification of interior wood siding panels from Sweden
The ruling was requested on interior wood siding panels. Photos and product information were submitted for our review. The item under consideration is a profiled, solid spruce or pine wood panel. Spruce and pine are coniferous woods. The schematic provided shows that the board is continuously tongued and grooved along its edges. The face of the panel is shaped with two beads, one at the center and one at the edge, and the back is chamfered to form V-joints. The ends are straight cut. The panel measures approximately 0.75” thick by 5.5” wide by 12 or 16 feet in length. You indicate that the…
N310242 · 2020-03-10 — The tariff classification of wood siding panels from Brazil
The ruling was requested on exterior wood siding panels. Photos, product information, and samples were submitted for our review and will be retained for reference. The product for which the request was submitted is exterior wood siding panels constructed of solid, uncoated, Southern Yellow Pine wood. The wood has not been edge-glued. The panels measure approximately 5 inches wide by 18mm in thickness. You do not indicate the length of the panels that will be imported. The wood has been continuously shaped along its edges with a V-groove tongue and groove interlocking profile. The ends are…
L85728 · 2005-07-14 — The tariff classification of ThermoWood® products from Canada
The heat treatment method used was developed and patented by Technical Research Centre of Finland. ThermoWood is a registered trademark owned by the Finnish Thermowood Association. Five samples and literature have been submitted. The ThermoWood process consists of three phases. During the first phase (drying phase) the temperature in the kiln is raised first to 100° C and then steadily increased to 130° C. Phase two is the heat treatment phase, which requires the temperature inside the kiln to be increased to between 185° C and 215° C. In the third phases the wood is cooled to a temperature…
h88163 · 2002-03-05 — The tariff classification of wooden exterior “trim boards” from Canada.
(Ste-Foy, Quebec, Canada). Diagrams representing 6 products were submitted for our review. (Unfortunately, the samples referenced in your inquiry cannot be located.) All of the items are S-P-F wood products said to be made in a molding machine for use as “trim boards” on the exterior walls of buildings. All will be supplied in random lengths, 6 to 16 feet, in bundles. Item “A” is identified as a “trim board inside corner.” It is a solid board having a uniform 1½”-square cross-section throughout its length. It is surfaced 4 sides, has eased edges and has been treated with an acrylic stain. It…
a89856 · 1996-12-18 — The tariff classification of clapboard siding, profiled siding and landscaping tiles from Canada
The ruling was requested on a number of different products. Products other than the ones covered by this ruling will be covered in ruling numbers A89572, A89854 and A89855. The products to be classified in this letter are Maibec solid wood siding, clapboard siding and wood tiles. Samples of the three products were submitted. The solid wood siding consists of a piece of spruce, pine or fir continuously shaped or profiled along the edges and faces. The siding has been pressure treated and stained. Additional descriptive literature states that the siding is manufacured in four commercial…
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