Teak
Wood in the rough, whether or not stripped of bark or sapwood, or roughly squared. > Other, of tropical wood: > Teak > Teak > Teak
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Products classified under Tariff item 4403.42.00
Bark-Free Teak Sawlogs
Bark-free teak sawlogs in the rough, unprocessed state, sourced from tropical teak trees. These logs are sorted for milling and serve as primary material for dimension lumber and specialty cuts, falling under tariff item 4403.42.00 as teak wood in the rough.
Debarked Teak Rounds
Debarked teak rounds with a cylindrical cross-section, untreated and in rough condition, retaining sapwood. These logs match the tariff item as teak wood in the rough, not stripped of sapwood, and are commonly used for further processing.
Heavy Teak Rough Timbers
Oversized teak timbers in rough cut form for structural use, stripped of bark but unsawn precisely. These timbers are classified as teak wood in the rough, roughly squared, and are intended for bridge and dock construction.
Rough Squared Teak Blocks
Teak wood blocks roughly squared on all four sides from debarked logs, retaining a natural rough surface. These blocks are covered by the tariff item as teak roughly squared, not fully machined, and are used for carving and turning.
Rough Teak Cant Blocks
Rough teak cants hewn from logs, squared on opposite faces but irregular on sides, bark-free. These cants are classified as roughly squared teak wood in the rough, used for beam stock and resawing into boards.
Rough Teak Figured Logs
Premium teak logs with figured grain patterns, bark stripped and roughly prepared. These logs are classified as teak wood in the rough for veneer production, highly sought after for architectural paneling.
Rough Teak Logs
Unprocessed teak logs straight from the forest, stripped of bark but not squared, used primarily for high-end furniture and boat building. These logs fall under the tariff item as teak wood in the rough, whether or not stripped of bark.
Stripped Sapwood Teak Logs
Teak logs with both bark and sapwood stripped, leaving clean heartwood in rough form. These logs are precisely classified as teak wood in the rough, stripped of sapwood, maximizing yield for fine furniture.
Stripped Teak Timbers
Teak wood timbers with bark and sapwood removed, roughly squared on two faces for initial handling. These timbers fall under the tariff item as tropical teak wood in the rough, prior to kiln drying or precise milling.
Teak Flitch Bundles
Bundled teak logs prepared for sawing, bark-free with minimal sapwood removal, in rough unsawn form. These flitches are classified as teak wood in the rough, essential for high-grade veneer and furniture production.
Teak Log Sections Rough
Shortened teak log sections cut to container lengths, bark removed, with rough surfaces. These sections are classified as teak wood in the rough for practical shipping, versatile for multiple end uses.
Teak Rough Cut Beams
Heavy teak beams roughly cut from logs, bark and sapwood removed, with irregular surfaces. These beams are covered as roughly squared teak tropical wood, used in timber framing and restoration projects.
Teak Rough Veneer Blocks
Teak blocks specially prepared rough for quarter-sawn veneers, bark-free. These blocks are classified as teak in the rough, prior to slicing, critical for musical instruments and cabinetry.
Teak Wood Rounds Roughly Squared
Teak rounds partially squared, retaining some cylindrical shape with bark removed. These fit the tariff item as teak in the rough, whether roughly squared, used for rustic posts and live-edge applications.
Unplaned Teak Lumber Rough
Teak lumber cut to length but left in rough, unplaned condition from stripped logs. This lumber is included as teak wood roughly squared or not, prized for yacht decking and exterior millwork.