Douglas Fir Electrical Transmission Poles
Douglas fir electrical transmission poles are coniferous poles in rough-squared condition, stripped of bark, designed for supporting electrical power lines. They are in the rough state, not further worked, and are classified under tariff item 4403.26.00 as other coniferous wood in the rough.
Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin
| Origin Country | MFN Tariff | Surtaxes | Total Effective Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🇨🇳China | Free | — | Free |
| 🇲🇽Mexico | Free | — | Free |
| 🇺🇸United States | Free | — | Free |
| 🇩🇪Germany | Free | — | Free |
| 🇯🇵Japan | Free | — | Free |
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Ensure the poles are not treated or machined beyond rough squaring; treatment may move them to another heading
• Declare the intended use as electrical transmission poles to the CBSA
• Verify if the poles require a permit under Canadian import regulations for wood products
Related Products under Tariff item 4403.26.00
Bark-Stripped Douglas-Fir Timber
Douglas-fir timber in the rough state, debarked but retaining its natural shape, measuring 12-24 inches in diameter. It is not squared or further processed, keeping it as un-squared coniferous wood. This places it under tariff item 4403.26.00 as other coniferous wood in the rough.
Debarked Douglas-Fir Veneer Logs
Premium straight-grained Douglas-fir logs prepared for peeling into thin veneers, kept in rough unsquared condition. They are destined for plywood production but remain unprocessed at import. This classifies them as other coniferous wood in the rough under tariff item 4403.26.00.
Debarked Ponderosa Pine Rounds
Debarked Ponderosa pine rounds in rough cylindrical form, stripped of bark but not squared or further processed. These are classified as other coniferous wood in the rough under tariff item 4403.26.00, as they do not meet the specific species mix criteria for S-P-F or Hem-fir subheadings.
Debarked Sugar Pine Stumps
Sugar pine stumps cut and debarked in rough form, intended for specialty extractives. These are classified as other coniferous wood in the rough under tariff item 4403.26.00, as they are not covered by more specific subheadings.
Douglas Fir Fence Corner Post
Douglas fir fence corner posts are corner brace fence posts in the rough state, with bark stripped and roughly squared cross-sections of 5x5 inches. They are designed for structural fence corners and are not further processed, fitting tariff item 4403.26.00 for other coniferous wood in the rough.
Douglas-Fir Log Bundles for Export
Bundled rough Douglas-fir logs with sapwood intact, intended for overseas sawmilling operations. They remain in the rough state, not squared or processed. This places them under tariff item 4403.26.00 as other coniferous wood in the rough.