Other, of which the smallest cross-sectional dimension is 15 cm or more
Wood in the rough, whether or not stripped of bark or sapwood, or roughly squared. > Other, coniferous: > Other, of which the smallest cross-sectional dimension is 15 cm or more > Other, of which the smallest cross-sectional dimension is 15 cm or more
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Products classified under Tariff item 4403.25.00
Bark-Stripped Lodgepole Pine Timbers 16x30 cm
Large lodgepole pine coniferous timbers in rough form, stripped of bark and sapwood, with a minimum cross-sectional dimension of 16 cm. These timbers are intended for heavy-duty applications such as mine timbers and utility poles, and are not further processed beyond rough squaring.
Douglas-Fir Construction Logs
Rough-cut Douglas-fir logs with bark removed and a smallest cross-sectional dimension exceeding 15 cm, sourced from Pacific Northwest forests. These logs are in the rough state, not treated beyond stripping bark or sapwood, and are classifiable as coniferous wood in the rough under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Douglas Fir Electrical Transmission Poles
Coniferous Douglas fir poles in the rough, stripped of bark, with cross-sections over 15 cm, designed for high-voltage electrical power lines and telegraph supports. These poles are not further processed beyond rough squaring.
Douglas-Fir Export Grade Utility Logs
Rough Douglas-fir logs graded for utility purposes such as pulpwood or particleboard feedstock, stripped of sapwood and with a smallest cross-sectional dimension of 15 cm or more. These logs are in the rough state and are classifiable as coniferous wood in the rough under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Douglas-Fir Heavy Timbers Rough
Unprocessed heavy Douglas-fir timbers for bridge or dock construction, roughly squared and exceeding 15 cm in minimum cross-section. These timbers are in the rough state, not further worked beyond roughly squaring, and are classifiable as coniferous wood in the rough under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Douglas-Fir Peeler Logs Premium
Premium quality straight Douglas-fir peeler logs, debarked with large cross-sections of 15 cm or more, intended for high-yield veneer production. These logs are in the rough state and are classifiable as coniferous wood in the rough under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Douglas-Fir Pulp Logs Bulk
Bulk shipment Douglas-fir pulp logs in rough condition, with sapwood stripped and a minimum cross-sectional dimension of 15 cm, intended for chemical pulp mills. These logs are in the rough state and are classifiable as coniferous wood in the rough under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Douglas Fir Split Rail Fence Post
Hand-split Douglas fir posts for traditional split-rail fences, with a minimum cross-section of 15 cm, in a rough state without machining. These posts are coniferous wood in the rough, not further processed, and are used for fencing. They are classified under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Douglas-Fir Veneer Production Timber
Large-diameter Douglas-fir logs, roughly squared with a minimum cross-section of 15 cm, intended for rotary peeling into veneer sheets. These logs are in the rough state and are classifiable as coniferous wood in the rough under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Hand-Hewn White Fir Beams 17x24 cm
White fir coniferous beams hand-hewn to a rough square profile, with a minimum cross-sectional dimension of 17 cm. These beams are used in timber frame homes and are not further processed, retaining their rough hewn appearance.
Hem-Fir Mixed Fence Post
Mixed hemlock-fir posts from stands where the proportion of each species varies, with a rough 15 cm or larger cross-section for ranch fencing. These posts are coniferous wood in the rough, not further processed, and are used for agricultural fencing. They are classified under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Larch Wooden Fence Post
Rough European larch posts for boundary fencing, with a 16 cm x 16 cm cross-section, minimally squared. These posts are coniferous wood in the rough, not further processed, and are used for fencing. They are classified under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Lodgepole Pine Power Distribution Poles
Lodgepole pine rough-hewn poles exceeding 15 cm cross-section, for electrical power distribution and telephone support structures. These poles are in untreated rough form and not further processed.
Ponderosa Pine Utility Transmission Poles
Rough Ponderosa pine coniferous poles, sapwood removed, with a minimum 15 cm dimension, classified for telephone, telegraph, and power pole applications. These poles are not further processed and provide reliable support for long-span transmission.
Pressure-Treated Spruce Fence Post
Spruce posts for livestock fencing, rough-squared with an 18 cm square cross-section, bark-free. These posts are coniferous wood in the rough, not further processed, and are used for fencing. They are classified under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Rough Alaskan Yellow Cedar Logs 22x28 cm
Rough Alaskan yellow cedar logs, a coniferous species from the Cupressaceae family, roughly squared with a smallest cross-section of 22 cm. These logs are used for boatbuilding and decking due to their durability and are not further processed.
Rough Cedar Fence Post
Unplaned western red cedar posts for agricultural fencing, with cross-sections starting at 15 cm, bark removed but retaining a natural rough surface. These posts are coniferous wood in the rough, not further processed, and are used for fencing. They are classified under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Rough Cut Hemlock Structural Beams 15x22 cm
Mountain hemlock coniferous beams in rough state, with a minimum cross-sectional dimension of exactly 15 cm. These beams are used for foundation work and heavy framing, and are not further processed beyond rough squaring.
Rough Douglas Fir Fence Posts
Douglas fir coniferous posts in rough form, roughly squared with a minimum 15 cm cross-section, intended for agricultural fencing. These posts are coniferous wood in the rough, not further processed. They are classified under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Rough Hemlock Structural Piles
Western hemlock coniferous piles for marine or construction use, roughly squared with a smallest dimension exceeding 15 cm, in a rough state. These piles are coniferous wood in the rough, not further processed. They are classified under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Rough Hewn Western Larch Beams 18x25 cm
Coniferous Western larch logs roughly squared for structural use, with cross-sections over 15 cm. These logs are commonly employed in timber framing and post-and-beam construction, and are not further processed.
Rough Lodgepole Pine Utility Posts
Lodgepole pine coniferous posts for rural utility applications, rough with a cross-section greater than 15 cm, stripped of loose bark only. These posts are coniferous wood in the rough, not further processed. They are classified under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Rough Noble Fir Heavy Timbers 21x26 cm
Noble fir large coniferous timbers roughly prepared for specialty construction, exceeding 15 cm cross-section. These timbers are not further processed and are valued for their high-quality appearance grain.
Rough Ponderosa Pine Vineyard Posts
Ponderosa pine coniferous posts for vineyard trellising, rough-squared with a minimum 15 cm cross-section. These posts are coniferous wood in the rough, not further processed, and are used for agricultural support. They are classified under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Rough Sawn Douglas Fir Timbers 20x20 cm
Large coniferous timbers from Douglas fir, roughly squared with smallest cross-sectional dimension exceeding 15 cm, used primarily for heavy construction framing and structural beams. These logs are stripped of bark but not further processed.
Rough Sawn Pine Farm Gate Post
Pine posts designed for farm gate supports, with a 20 cm cross-section, bark removed and roughly squared by adze. These posts are coniferous wood in the rough, not further processed, and are used for fencing. They are classified under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Rough Southern Yellow Pine Piles
Coniferous Southern yellow pine piles for foundation support, in rough-squared condition with a smallest cross-section over 15 cm, bark partially removed. These piles are coniferous wood in the rough, not further processed. They are classified under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Rough S-P-F Mixed Timbers 19x19 cm
Mixed spruce-pine-fir (S-P-F) coniferous timbers roughly squared per chapter note, with a 19 cm square minimum, for general construction. These timbers are not further processed and are economical bulk structural materials.
Rough Squared Spruce Construction Timbers 20x20 cm
Sitka spruce large timbers roughly squared from coniferous logs, with a smallest dimension of 20 cm, destined for shipbuilding and aircraft framing due to lightweight strength. These timbers are not further processed.
Rough Western Red Cedar Telegraph Poles
Coniferous wood poles from Western red cedar, in the rough state with bark partially stripped, having a smallest cross-sectional dimension exceeding 15 cm, used for utility line support. These poles are coniferous wood in the rough, not further processed. They are classified under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Sitka Spruce Electrical Poles
Sitka spruce rough coniferous poles over 15 cm cross-section for electrical and telegraph infrastructure. These poles are in rough condition and not further processed, offering lightweight strength for coastal power lines.
Southern Yellow Pine Telegraph Poles
Rough Southern yellow pine coniferous poles, roughly squared with a minimum 15 cm cross-section, intended for telegraph and telephone line installations. These poles are untreated and in rough form, not further processed.
Treated Pine Fence Post
Rough-cut pine fence posts with a smallest cross-sectional dimension of 15 cm or more, stripped of bark but not further processed. These posts are coniferous wood in the rough, used for fencing. They are classified under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Unplaned Ponderosa Pine Timbers 25x18 cm
Ponderosa pine large rough timbers for rustic barn construction and landscaping beams, coniferous with an 18 cm minimum dimension. These timbers are not further processed and feature an aesthetic knotty appearance.
Western Hemlock Construction Logs
Rough-cut logs from Western hemlock (Tsuga heterophylla) with a smallest cross-sectional dimension exceeding 15 cm, sourced from Pacific Northwest forests. These logs are used primarily for structural lumber production and are classifiable as coniferous wood in the rough under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Western Hemlock Export Grade Timber
Premium rough Western hemlock logs with cross-sections of 15 cm or more, stripped of bark for overseas sawmills producing framing lumber. These logs are in the rough state and are classifiable as coniferous wood in the rough under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Western Hemlock Pole Timber
Straight Western hemlock logs over 15 cm in cross-section, roughly squared for utility pole production before peeling and treatment. These logs are in the rough state and are classifiable as coniferous wood in the rough under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Western Hemlock Siding Logs
Rough hemlock logs optimized for siding or trim lumber, featuring clear grain and large cross-sections of 15 cm or more, delivered bark-stripped to mills for resawing. These logs are in the rough state and are classifiable as coniferous wood in the rough under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Western Red Cedar Corner Fence Post
Heavy-duty cedar corner brace posts for field fencing, with a 22 cm x 18 cm rough section. These posts are coniferous wood in the rough, not further processed, and are used for fencing. They are classified under tariff item 4403.25.00.
Western Red Cedar Utility Poles
Western red cedar utility poles, roughly squared and stripped of bark, with a smallest cross-sectional dimension exceeding 15 cm. These poles are in the rough state, not further machined, and are used for telephone and electrical power transmission lines. They fall under tariff item 4403.25.00 as coniferous wood in the rough.