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Chapter 4404 — Customs Tariff Headings

Products classified under Tariff item 44.04

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Cedar Hoopwood for Barrels

Coniferous cedar hoopwood, split into staves for barrel and cooperage production, not sawn lengthwise. This product fits tariff item 4404.10.00 as hoopwood of coniferous species in rough form, with aromatic properties suitable for staves.

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Cedar Tool Handle Blanks

Roughly trimmed cedar blanks, coniferous wood suitable for axe and hammer handles. Selected for straight grain and rot resistance.

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Coniferous Chipwood for Mulch

Chipwood from coniferous trees like fir, roughly produced and unworked, used as garden mulch or bedding. This product is not agglomerated or further processed, and it is classified under tariff item 4404.10.00 as other coniferous chipwood and the like.

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Coniferous Chipwood for Particleboard

Coniferous chipwood in small, roughly prepared pieces for particleboard production. This product is not compressed or agglomerated, and it is not further worked beyond chipping, which aligns with the scope of tariff item 4404.10.00 for chipwood and the like of coniferous species.

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Coniferous Garden Picket Stakes

Pointed pine stakes for garden borders and picket fences, roughly trimmed from coniferous wood without lengthwise cuts. Directly matches 4404.10.00 for fence pickets and stakes. Lightweight and easy to drive into soil.

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Coniferous Hoopwood for Barrel Making

Thin strips of coniferous wood, such as pine or spruce, bent into hoops and used for binding wooden barrels and casks. These are roughly shaped without lengthwise sawing, fitting 4404.10.00 as hoopwood in its basic form.

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Coniferous Roughly Trimmed Broom Handles

Pine or spruce sticks trimmed roughly for broom handles, coniferous and unturned. These sticks are suitable for tool handles and are classified under tariff item 4404.10.00 as other coniferous wooden sticks in basic form for further manufacturing.

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Coniferous Split Fence Poles

Roughly split poles made from coniferous wood like pine or spruce, used primarily for fencing and structural support in agricultural settings. They are pointed at one end but not sawn lengthwise, fitting tariff item 4404.10.00 as other coniferous poles.

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Douglas Fir Fence Palings

Coniferous Douglas fir palings with pointed tops for picket fences, roughly shaped from logs without lengthwise sawing or further working. Meets 4404.10.00 criteria for fence palings as they are stakes pointed but not sawn.

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Douglas Fir Fence Pickets

Rough split Douglas fir pickets, pointed ends, for split-rail fencing. Classified 4404.10.00 as coniferous pickets not sawn lengthwise. Rustic appearance popular for ranch-style fences.

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Douglas Fir Split Piles for Construction

Roughly split piles of Douglas fir, pointed for driving into the ground for construction and piling applications. They are not sawn lengthwise and retain their natural form, qualifying as coniferous hoopwood, split poles, piles, pickets or stakes under tariff item 4404.10.00.

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Douglas Fir Utility Poles

Straight, debarked poles from Douglas fir coniferous wood, used for electrical and telephone line support. They are roughly shaped with the bark removed but not sawn lengthwise or further processed, fitting tariff item 4404.10.00 as coniferous poles.

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Fir Boundary Fence Palings

True fir palings pointed for property line fences, coniferous wood roughly shaped per specifications without sawing. Under 4404.10.00 as fence palings for demarcation purposes. Durable for long-term outdoor exposure.

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Fir Piles for Construction Foundations

Large fir wood piles, split and pointed for driving into ground as construction foundations. Meets 4404.10.00 criteria for coniferous piles in rough, unsawn condition. Used in bridge and building substructures.

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Fir Split Stakes for Erosion Control

Fir stakes split for soil erosion control in landscaping, pointed for insertion into the ground. These coniferous stakes are not sawn lengthwise and are minimally processed, falling under tariff item 4404.10.00 for coniferous split poles, pickets and stakes.

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Fir Walking Stick Blanks

Roughly trimmed fir wood sticks from coniferous sources, suitable for walking-stick manufacture without further working. They are not turned, bent or otherwise worked beyond trimming, qualifying under tariff item 4404.10.00 for coniferous wooden sticks.

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Hemlock Construction Piles

Hem-fir mixed coniferous piles for temporary construction shoring and formwork. These piles are roughly trimmed and pointed for soil penetration, not sawn lengthwise, and are classified under tariff item 4404.10.00 as coniferous piles.

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Hemlock Garden Support Stakes

Pointed hemlock stakes, coniferous, split for garden plant supports such as tomatoes or peas. They are roughly worked only, not sawn lengthwise, and fall under tariff item 4404.10.00 for coniferous stakes.

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Hemlock Umbrella Stick Blanks

Straight hemlock wood sticks, roughly squared but unturned, for umbrella frame manufacture. Under 4404.10.00 as coniferous sticks suitable for umbrellas. Lightweight and flexible when steamed.

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Larch Split Stakes for Vineyard Supports

Pointed larch stakes, split not sawn, for supporting grapevines in vineyards. Coniferous wood under 4404.10.00 as stakes in rough form. Naturally rot-resistant for long-term field use.

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Larch Wooden Pickets for Snow Fencing

Split larch pickets, coniferous, pointed for snow fence construction in winter regions. They are not sawn lengthwise and are durable in cold climates, falling under tariff item 4404.10.00 for coniferous pickets.

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Lodgepole Pine Split Rails

Naturally split lodgepole pine rails with pointed ends for decorative fencing, not sawn lengthwise and roughly shaped only. Fits 4404.10.00 as coniferous fence rails from mechanical processing by-products. Evokes rustic charm.

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Lodgepole Pine Tool Handle Blanks

Roughly trimmed lodgepole pine sticks, coniferous, suitable for manufacturing tool handles without turning or bending. They are straight-grained and minimally processed, qualifying under tariff item 4404.10.00 for coniferous wooden sticks.

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Lodgepole Pine Vineyard Stakes

Pointed lodgepole pine stakes for supporting grapevines in vineyards, coniferous wood roughly trimmed. These stakes are not sawn lengthwise and are ideal for trellis systems, falling under tariff item 4404.10.00 as wooden stakes.

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Pine Fence Posts

Pointed but unsawn pine posts for agricultural fencing, sourced from coniferous wood. These posts are roughly trimmed with bark removed, suitable for direct ground insertion without lengthwise sawing, and are classified under tariff item 4404.10.00.

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Pine Hoopwood for Crafts

Pine coniferous hoopwood for craft barrel making, rough split and not further worked. It falls under tariff item 4404.10.00 as coniferous hoopwood, which includes split poles and sticks suitable for various applications.

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Pine Split Poles for Fencing

Roughly split pine poles, not sawn lengthwise, used primarily for rural fencing and posts. These fit 4404.10.00 as split poles of coniferous wood in their natural, unworked state. Durable for outdoor applications without further treatment.

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Pine Split Posts for Tents

Split pine posts, coniferous, roughly pointed for tent and canopy frameworks, not sawn lengthwise. They are portable and natural for outdoor event structures, falling under tariff item 4404.10.00 for coniferous poles or stakes.

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Pine Walking Stick Blanks

Roughly trimmed pine sticks, straight and unturned, suitable for manufacturing walking sticks. Falls under 4404.10.00 as coniferous wooden sticks explicitly for such purposes. Supplied to craftsmen for final shaping.

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Pine Wooden Stakes for Vineyards

Pointed pine wood stakes, roughly split and not sawn lengthwise, designed for supporting grapevines and trellises in vineyards. They are minimally processed beyond pointing, falling under tariff item 4404.10.00 for coniferous stakes.

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Pressure-Treated Pine Fence Rails

Roughly trimmed pine rails for split-rail fences, pointed at ends but not turned or sawn lengthwise, sourced from coniferous pine trees. Classified under 4404.10.00 as coniferous fence rails suitable for rustic fencing.

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Rough Hemlock Fence Rails

Rough hemlock fence rails, pointed and roughly trimmed from coniferous sources without sawing lengthwise or bending. These rails are used for ranch-style fencing and meet the criteria for coniferous poles, pickets, and stakes under tariff item 4404.10.00.

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Southern Yellow Pine Piles

Heavy-duty coniferous piles from Southern yellow pine for foundation support in construction. These piles are roughly shaped and pointed for driving into soil, not sawn lengthwise, matching tariff item 4404.10.00 criteria for coniferous piles.

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SPF Spruce Fence Stakes

Mixed spruce-pine-fir (S-P-F) wooden stakes, pointed for garden fencing and roughly trimmed without lengthwise sawing. These stakes are classified under tariff item 4404.10.00 as coniferous pickets and stakes, consistent with the subheading note for S-P-F wood.

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Spruce Pointed Pickets for Gardens

Coniferous spruce pickets that are pointed but not sawn lengthwise, roughly shaped for garden borders and plant supports. They fall under tariff item 4404.10.00 as other coniferous pickets and stakes in their natural, minimally processed form.

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Spruce Telegraph Poles

Tall spruce coniferous poles for telegraph and communication lines, debarked but roughly trimmed only. These poles are not turned, bent, or sawn lengthwise, qualifying under tariff item 4404.10.00 as coniferous poles.

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Spruce Umbrella Stick Blanks

Rough spruce sticks, coniferous, trimmed for umbrella handle production, not turned or further worked. They are lightweight and suitable for everyday umbrellas, falling under tariff item 4404.10.00 for coniferous wooden sticks.

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Spruce Wooden Pickets for Garden Stakes

Pointed but unsawn spruce pickets used as garden stakes for supporting plants. Classified under 4404.10.00 as coniferous pickets and stakes in rough form, suitable for direct agricultural use. Lightweight and weather-resistant.

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Western Red Cedar Fence Pickets

Pointed coniferous wood pickets made from Western red cedar, designed for privacy fences. These pickets are roughly shaped with pointed ends but not sawn lengthwise, fitting tariff item 4404.10.00 as coniferous pickets and stakes.

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Western Red Cedar Posts

Durable Western red cedar coniferous posts for gate and deck support, pointed and roughly shaped. These posts are free of lengthwise saw cuts, classified in tariff item 4404.10.00 for coniferous poles and posts, and are naturally rot-resistant for outdoor use.

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Alder Tool Handle Rough Cuts

Alder tool handle rough cuts are rough-cut alder sticks for shovel and hoe handles, minimally trimmed. They fit tariff item 4404.20.00 as non-coniferous wood for tool handles, being a sustainable fast-growing species.

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Ash Garden Stakes

Ash garden stakes are non-coniferous wood stakes, roughly pointed for securing plants in gardens or nurseries. They are unworked beyond basic pointing, meeting the criteria for non-coniferous stakes under tariff item 4404.20.00.

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Ash Split Poles for Fence Posts

Ash split poles for fence posts are split ash wood poles, pointed at one end but not sawn lengthwise, used primarily for rural fencing. As non-coniferous split poles under tariff item 4404.20.00, they remain roughly shaped without machine planing.

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Ash Split Poles for Fencing

Split ash wood poles, pointed at the ends but not sawn lengthwise, used for rural fencing and garden stakes. This non-coniferous product fits tariff item 4404.20.00 as split poles in rough form, ideal for direct outdoor use without further working.

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Ash Wood Fence Rails

Pointed ash wood rails for post-and-rail fencing systems, roughly split from non-coniferous logs. Minimal working ensures suitability for direct fencing use without sawing, fitting tariff item 4404.20.00 as split poles and rails.

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Basswood Chipwood for Crafts

Basswood chipwood for crafts are rough basswood chips and chipwood for basket weaving and crafts. They fall under tariff item 4404.20.00 as non-coniferous chipwood and the like, suitable for manual transformation.

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Basswood Split Stakes for Landscaping

Pointed basswood stakes, non-coniferous, split roughly for landscape edging and tree support without lengthwise sawing. Classified under tariff item 4404.20.00 as stakes in a natural trimmed state, offering flexibility for various outdoor uses.

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Birch Pickets for Garden Stakes

Pointed birch wood pickets, non-coniferous, split and trimmed roughly without lengthwise sawing for plant support stakes. Fits tariff item 4404.20.00 as pickets and stakes in primitive form for horticultural use, being lightweight and rot-resistant.

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Birch Split Piles for Construction

Birch split piles for construction are large split birch wood piles with pointed ends, used in temporary construction formwork. As non-coniferous piles under tariff item 4404.20.00, they are roughly shaped without lengthwise sawing.

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Birch Surveyor's Stakes

Birch surveyor's stakes are non-coniferous wood stakes, pointed and roughly shaped for use as land surveying markers. They are not further worked or sawn lengthwise, qualifying under tariff item 4404.20.00 for non-coniferous stakes.

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Butternut Chipwood for Landscaping

Butternut chipwood for landscaping are rough butternut wood chips, chipwood style, for decorative landscaping mulch. They are non-coniferous chipwood under tariff item 4404.20.00 without binders or compression.

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Cedar Fence Palings

Pointed cedar palings roughly trimmed from non-coniferous wood, used as vertical slats in privacy fences. These are not turned, bent, or sawn lengthwise, maintaining a natural split-pole appearance ideal for rustic fencing, fitting tariff item 4404.20.00.

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Cedar Fence Posts

Cedar fence posts are roughly trimmed non-coniferous poles used as fence posts, pointed at one end but not sawn lengthwise. They meet the criteria for non-coniferous poles under tariff item 4404.20.00, designed for fencing support.

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Cherry Broom Handle Blanks

Non-coniferous cherry wood sticks, roughly trimmed and suitable for broom or mop handles, pointed but unturned. Precisely matches tariff item 4404.20.00 for tool handle production precursors, offering premium hardwood for durable cleaning tools.

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Cherry Umbrella Stick Rough Stock

Roughly trimmed cherry wood sticks intended for umbrella frame manufacturing, not bent, turned, or otherwise worked beyond trimming. These non-coniferous wooden sticks meet the tariff description for goods suitable for making umbrellas, falling under tariff item 4404.20.00.

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Chestnut Telegraph Poles

Chestnut telegraph poles are roughly trimmed non-coniferous poles, pointed but not sawn lengthwise, used for telegraph line support. They qualify under tariff item 4404.20.00 as non-coniferous poles and posts.

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Elm Chipwood for Mulch Production

Elm wood chipped into rough form, known as chipwood, used as raw material for garden mulch production. Not agglomerated or further processed, these non-coniferous chips fall under tariff item 4404.20.00 as chipwood and the like.

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Elm Chipwood for Particleboard

Non-coniferous elm wood chips and chipwood, roughly produced without turning, used as raw material for particleboard and MDF production. Qualifies under tariff item 4404.20.00 as chipwood and the like in unprepared form, essential for industrial wood processing.

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Hackberry Hoopwood for Crafts

Split hackberry hoopwood used for wreath making and rustic crafts, roughly bent by natural splitting. As non-coniferous hoopwood, it fits tariff item 4404.20.00, which covers hoopwood not sawn lengthwise or further worked.

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Hickory Fence Rails

Roughly trimmed hickory wood rails, pointed but not sawn lengthwise, for horizontal support in split-rail fences. These non-coniferous hardwood rails are suitable for traditional farm fencing without further working, fitting tariff item 4404.20.00.