Thin sheets of Khaya mahogany (African mahogany), a tropical hardwood, sliced to a thickness not exceeding 6 mm for use in veneering furniture and cabinetry. These sheets are typically planed and sanded for smooth application in plywood production or decorative laminates. Classified under 4408.39.02 as 'other' tropical wood veneers meeting the thickness and processing criteria.

Sapele Veneer Sheets

Sapele (Entandrophragma cylindricum), a reddish tropical hardwood from West Africa, sliced into thin sheets ≤6 mm thick for high-end veneering in doors, flooring, and musical instruments. Often end-jointed or spliced for wider panels while retaining the veneering classification. Fits 4408.39.02 as other tropical veneers.

Iroko Veneer for Plywood

Iroko (Milicia excelsa), a durable tropical teak alternative from Africa, peeled into thin sheets not exceeding 6 mm for core or face veneers in marine plywood and exterior paneling. May be sanded or spliced but remains as raw veneering material. Classified in 4408.39.02 for other tropical wood sheets.

Wenge Veneer Sheets

Wenge (Millettia laurentii), a dark striped tropical hardwood from Congo, sliced thinly ≤6 mm for exotic veneering in luxury furniture and architectural millwork. Known for durability and unique grain, often planed for seamless application. Falls under HTS 4408.39.02 as other tropical veneers.

Goncalo Alves Veneer

Goncalo alves (Astronium spp.), a Brazilian tropical tigerwood, peeled into ≤6 mm sheets for musical instrument backs, gunstocks, and high-end cabinetry veneering. Features dramatic grain patterns; may be sanded but not further assembled. HTS 4408.39.02 for other tropical veneering sheets.

Padouk Veneer Panels

Burmese padouk (Pterocarpus macrocarpus), a vibrant red tropical hardwood, sliced to ≤6 mm for boatbuilding, decking veneers, and outdoor furniture. Often spliced into wider panels while qualifying as veneering sheets. Classified 4408.39.02 as other tropical wood.