Sanded End-Jointed Cherry Veneer Panels
These cherry (Prunus spp.) veneer panels are peeled from logs, end-jointed for extended lengths, sanded smooth, and maintained at under 6mm for use in custom plywood overlays. HTS 4408.90.01.15 covers this as 'other' spliced/end-jointed cherry wood for veneering.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If from walnut (Juglans spp.) instead
Spliced veneers from walnut use a different species-specific subheading within the same spliced category.
If for coniferous woods like pine
Coniferous veneers (e.g., pine) have a separate heading regardless of splicing or species.
If particleboard with cherry veneer applied
Veneered particleboard panels classify under heading 4410 for particle board, not raw veneers.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Include production process details (slicing, jointing) in commercial invoices; ensure no chemical treatments that could reclassify as modified wood; monitor moisture content for customs valuation
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Spliced Cherry Veneer Sheets for Cabinetry
These are thin cherry wood veneer sheets (under 6mm thick) obtained by slicing, planed and sanded, then spliced together edge-to-edge to create wider panels suitable for high-end cabinet doors and furniture. Classified under HTS 4408.90.01.15 due to being cherry (Prunus spp.), spliced or end-jointed, and specifically for veneering or plywood applications. The splicing allows for seamless large surfaces while maintaining the premium cherry grain.
End-Jointed Cherry Wood Veneer for Plywood
End-jointed cherry veneer panels are sliced cherry wood sheets (thickness ≤6mm), finger-jointed at ends for length extension, sanded for smoothness, and used in laminated plywood manufacturing. This HTS 4408.90.01.15 classification applies because it's cherry (Prunus spp.) wood, processed via slicing/peeling, and specifically end-jointed for veneering purposes.
Planed Spliced Cherry Veneer for Furniture Facing
High-quality spliced cherry veneer sheets, sliced from Prunus logs, planed and sanded to ≤6mm thickness, edge-spliced for uniform widths ideal for facing drawer fronts and tabletops. Falls under 4408.90.01.15 as spliced cherry wood specifically prepared for plywood or similar laminates.
Cherry Book-Match Spliced Veneer Sheets
Book-matched spliced cherry veneer features mirrored grain patterns from sequential slices, edge-spliced, ≤6mm thick, planed for premium furniture and interior paneling. Precisely classified in 4408.90.01.15 for cherry Prunus spp. veneers that are spliced.
Finger-Jointed Cherry Veneer for Door Skins
Finger-jointed cherry veneer sheets, sliced and peeled to ≤6mm, end-jointed for stability, used as door skins in laminated wood assemblies. HTS 4408.90.01.15 applies to this spliced/end-jointed cherry (Prunus) for plywood-like uses.
Premium Spliced Cherry Quarter-Sawn Veneer
Quarter-sawn cherry veneer, sliced lengthwise to ≤6mm, spliced for width, sanded revealing straight grain for architectural millwork. Classified under 4408.90.01.15 as cherry Prunus spp. processed for veneering.