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Of birch (Betula spp.), other

Wood in the rough, whether or not stripped of bark or sapwood, or roughly squared. > Other, of tropical wood: > Teak > Other > Of birch (Betula spp.), other

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Products classified under Tariff item 4403.96

4403.96.00

Betula spp. Round Posts for Vineyard Supports

Rough birch round posts, 7-10 feet tall, for supporting grapevines in vineyards. These are of birch (Betula spp.) origin and in rough condition, qualifying for this tariff item as other birch wood in the rough.

4403.96.00

Birch Fence Posts in the Rough

Unprocessed birch wood posts, roughly 8-12 feet long and 4-6 inches diameter, for agricultural fencing. These are in the rough state without squaring or finishing, classified under this tariff item.

4403.96.00

Birch Firewood Logs Untreated

Rough-cut birch (Betula spp.) logs suitable for firewood, with bark partially removed and roughly squared ends. These logs are in the rough state, not further processed beyond basic preparation, and are intended for burning rather than construction.

4403.96.00

Birch Rough Slabs for Resawing

Thick birch (Betula spp.) slabs roughly squared for resawing into boards. These are unprocessed birch pieces before edging, common in secondary timber processing yards, and fall under this tariff item as other birch wood in the rough.

4403.96.00

Birch Rough Timber for Flooring

Rough sawn birch (Betula spp.) timber beams squared for eventual flooring planks, retaining bark traces. These are unprocessed birch wood in the rough, sourced for premium hardwood flooring manufacturing.

4403.96.00

Birch Wooden Piles for Dock Construction

Rough birch piles for marine dock pilings, 20-40 feet long in natural log form. These meet the criteria for birch poles, piles, and posts in the rough, falling under this tariff item.

4403.96.00

Raw Birch Logs for Craft Blanks

Short, roughly squared birch (Betula spp.) logs for carving into craft items like walking sticks. These logs are unstripped of minor sapwood and are in the rough state, classified as other birch in the rough.

4403.96.00

Rough Birch Blocks for Turning

Birch (Betula spp.) wood blocks roughly squared for lathe turning into bowls or tool handles, with natural grain intact. These are unprocessed 'other' birch in the rough state before machining.

4403.96.00

Rough Birch for Cabinetry Stock

Birch (Betula spp.) rough-cut stock for kitchen cabinets, squared but retaining natural contours. This is unprocessed birch wood before kiln drying or planing, essential for custom cabinet makers.

4403.96.00

Rough Birch Lumber for Furniture

Unplaned birch wood (Betula spp.) logs that have been roughly squared but not further processed, sourced from sustainable forests. This falls under this tariff item as 'other' birch wood in the rough, not stripped to sapwood.

4403.96.00

Rough Birch Pile Drivers

Long, straight birch logs used as piles for foundation support in construction, in rough form with bark possibly removed. These fall under this tariff item as birch piles from rough wood.

4403.96.00

Rough Birch Timber Poles for Flagstaffs

Tall, straight birch poles in rough state for flagpoles or masts, stripped of sapwood but unsquared. These are birch-derived poles and posts, classified under this tariff item.

4403.96.00

Rough Birch Utility Poles

Rough-cut poles from birch (Betula spp.) wood, typically 30-50 feet long, used for electrical and telephone line support. They are in the rough state, possibly stripped of bark but not further processed.

4403.96.00

Unprocessed Birch Cants for Veneer

Roughly squared birch (Betula spp.) cants prepared as flitches for later slicing into thin veneers. These are in the rough state, prior to any peeling or drying, used in plywood and panel production.

4403.96.00

Unstripped Birch Rounds

Birch (Betula spp.) rounds roughly squared from small diameter logs, with partial bark for rustic applications. These are in the rough state, not fully stripped, used in log cabin construction.