Shingles and shakes
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Products classified under Tariff item 4418.50.00
Aspen Roofing Shakes
Hand-split shakes made from quaking aspen (Populus tremuloides), known for their lightweight nature and straight grain. These shakes are dimensionally stable and offer natural decay resistance, making them suitable for sustainable green building projects. They are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as wood shakes.
Cypress Heartwood Shingles
Cypress Heartwood Shingles are sawn shingles from bald cypress (Taxodium distichum) heartwood, valued for decay resistance in humid climates. They are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as shingles and shakes in builders' joinery and carpentry of wood.
Cypress Shakes
Hand-split bald cypress (Taxodium distichum) shakes, naturally rot-resistant without chemical treatment. These shakes are used for roofing, siding, and decorative applications. They fall under tariff item 4418.50.00 as wood shakes.
Cypress Shingles
Cypress Shingles are bald cypress (Taxodium distichum) shingles renowned for rot resistance in swampy environments and historic restoration. They are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as shingles and shakes in builders' joinery and carpentry of wood.
Douglas Fir Shingles
Perfection sawn shingles from coastal Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii), 18 inches in length with a 5-inch exposure. These shingles are popular for historic restoration projects requiring period authenticity. They are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as wood shingles.
Hand-Split Cedar Shingles
Hand-Split Cedar Shingles are traditional hand-split shingles from aromatic cedar species, featuring natural irregularity for rustic aesthetic in heritage buildings. They are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as shingles and shakes in builders' joinery and carpentry of wood.
Kiln-Dried Western Red Cedar Shingles
Pre-shrunk, kiln-dried shingles of Western red cedar to prevent warping post-installation, commonly used in high-end roofing. These shingles precisely match the criteria for dried shingles of this wood species. They fall under tariff item 4418.50.00 as wood shingles.
Larch Roofing Shingles
Tangentially sawn shingles from European larch (Larix decidua), featuring tight grain for superior nail holding. These shingles are increasingly popular for alpine-style architecture. They are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as wood shingles.
Larch Sawn Shingles
Larch Sawn Shingles are European larch (Larix decidua) sawn shingles for roofing in alpine-style builds. They are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as shingles and shakes in builders' joinery and carpentry of wood.
Larch Wood Shakes
Larch Wood Shakes are heavy-duty shakes from Siberian larch (Larix sibirica), naturally decay-resistant for extreme weather roofing. They are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as shingles and shakes in builders' joinery and carpentry of wood.
Mahogany Shingles
Sawn shingles made from genuine mahogany (Swietenia spp.), offering a rich color and interlocking grain pattern. These premium shingles are used for luxury residential exteriors and command high import values. They fall under tariff item 4418.50.00 as wood shingles.
Mahogany Weatherboard Shingles
Mahogany Weatherboard Shingles are imported sawn mahogany shingles for luxury siding, providing tropical hardwood durability. They are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as shingles and shakes in builders' joinery and carpentry of wood.
Mixed Hardwood Shakes
Shakes blended from multiple temperate hardwoods such as oak, hickory, and maple, split and resawn for consistency. These shakes offer a cost-effective rustic appearance and are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as wood shakes.
Mixed Softwood Shingles
Mixed Softwood Shingles are sawn shingles from SPF or Hem-fir mixes for economy roofing. They are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as shingles and shakes in builders' joinery and carpentry of wood.
Oak Weatherboard Shakes
Oak Weatherboard Shakes are split oak shakes for timber framing and board-and-batten siding, providing distinctive grain pattern exposure. They are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as shingles and shakes in builders' joinery and carpentry of wood.
Premium Clear Heart Western Red Cedar Shingles
High-grade shingles from knot-free heartwood of Western red cedar, ideal for exposed roofing or siding where superior durability and appearance are required. These shingles are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as wood shingles of this named species.
Pressure-Treated Pine Shingles
Southern yellow pine shingles treated with micronized copper azole (MCA) for rot and insect resistance, sawn to uniform dimensions. These shingles are commonly used for exterior siding in humid climates. They fall under tariff item 4418.50.00 as wood shingles.
Redwood Roofing Shakes
Redwood Roofing Shakes are premium heart redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) shakes, hand-split for superior rot resistance in coastal applications. They are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as shingles and shakes in builders' joinery and carpentry of wood.
Redwood Roofing Shingles
Redwood Roofing Shingles are premium sawn shingles from coast redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) for high-end roofing, prized for natural rot resistance. They are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as shingles and shakes in builders' joinery and carpentry of wood.
Redwood Siding Shingles
Heartwood redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) shingles, kiln-dried and precision sawn for vertical siding applications. These shingles offer exceptional durability in coastal environments due to natural tannins. They are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as wood shingles.
Spruce Roofing Shingles
Sawn white spruce shingles from S-P-F mixed stands, an economical choice for utility roofing structures. These shingles are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as builders' joinery and carpentry of wood, specifically shingles and shakes.
Teak Premium Shingles
Teak Premium Shingles are sawn Tectona grandis shingles for yacht-style exteriors. They are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as shingles and shakes in builders' joinery and carpentry of wood.
Western Red Cedar Beveled Siding Shingles
Beveled-edge shingles from Western red cedar used for overlapping siding on homes, providing a traditional rustic look with natural rot resistance. These shingles fall under tariff item 4418.50.00 as species-specific shingles for builders' carpentry.
Western Red Cedar Handsawn Shingles
Traditional handsawn shingles from Western red cedar blocks, offering irregular taper for premium architectural authenticity. These shingles are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as shingles of the specified cedar species.
Western Red Cedar Perfection Shingles
Uniformly tapered 'perfection' grade shingles from Western red cedar, machine-clipped for precise roofing installation with minimal waste. These shingles are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 for their exact material and shingle form in joinery.
Western Red Cedar Roofing Shingles
Western Red Cedar Roofing Shingles are thin, rectangular wooden shingles made from western red cedar (Thuja plicata), designed for roofing applications to provide durable, weather-resistant coverage. They are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as builders' joinery and carpentry of wood, specifically shingles and shakes.
Western Red Cedar Shingles
Thin, rectangular wooden shingles made from Western red cedar (Thuja plicata), typically 16-24 inches long and tapered for overlapping installation. These shingles are used primarily for roofing and siding on residential homes. They fall under tariff item 4418.50.00 as wood shingles.
Western Red Cedar Utility Grade Shingles
Western Red Cedar Utility Grade Shingles are economy utility grade shingles from western red cedar with minor knots, suitable for underlayment or less visible siding areas. They fall under tariff item 4418.50.00 as shingles and shakes in builders' joinery and carpentry of wood.
Western Red Cedar Wall Shingles
Western Red Cedar Wall Shingles are tapered wooden shingles crafted from western red cedar for exterior wall siding, offering natural insulation and aesthetic appeal in residential construction. They are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as shingles and shakes.
White Cedar Shakes
Hand-split resawn shakes from Eastern white cedar (Thuja occidentalis), thicker and more irregular than shingles, used for premium roofing and wall cladding. These shakes are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as builders' joinery and carpentry of wood, specifically shingles and shakes.
White Oak Shakes
Hand-split or machine-split thicker wooden shakes from white oak (Quercus alba), irregular in shape with textured surfaces for a premium rustic appearance. These shakes are ideal for high-end roofing and wall cladding. They are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as wood shakes.
White Oak Siding Shingles
White Oak Siding Shingles are sawn oak shingles designed for wall siding, offering weather resistance and aesthetic appeal in traditional architecture. They are classified under tariff item 4418.50.00 as shingles and shakes in builders' joinery and carpentry of wood.