Profiled Cumaru Brazilian Teak Wall Panelling Strips
Cumaru wood strips with rebated and beaded edges for interior wall panelling, continuously shaped along faces and ends. Known as Brazilian teak for its durability, these fit HTS 4409.22.90.20 as nonconiferous tropical wood not assembled. Commonly used in luxury residential and commercial interiors.
Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin
Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If made from coniferous species like pine
Coniferous profiled wood strips classify under 4409.10, separate from tropical nonconiferous.
If further processed with plywood lamination
Laminated wood with profiled edges becomes engineered product under heading 4412.
If for rough-sawn cumaru without profiling
Basic tropical wood lumber without continuous shaping goes to sawn wood heading 4407.
Not sure which classification is right?
Our AI classifier can analyze your specific product and recommend the correct HTS code with confidence.
Import Tips & Compliance
• Provide fumigation certificates compliant with ISPM 15 for wood packaging during shipping
• Conduct moisture content testing (under 12%) to meet flooring industry standards and avoid claims
• Use NAIMA rulings for profiled tropical woods to support classification during entry
Related Products under HTS 4409.22.90.20
Cumaru Brazilian Teak T&G Parquet Strips
These continuously shaped cumaru wood strips feature tongued and grooved edges for parquet flooring installation, sourced from Dipteryx odorata trees. They are planed and sanded but not assembled, classifying under HTS 4409.22.90.20 due to their tropical hardwood origin and edge profiling. Ideal for premium hardwood flooring applications.
Cumaru Wood Chamfered Decking Boards
Durable cumaru (Dipteryx spp.) decking boards with chamfered edges and V-jointed faces for outdoor applications. These Brazilian teak boards are sanded and end-jointed but unassembled, fitting HTS 4409.22.90.20 for shaped tropical hardwoods. Highly resistant to rot and insects.
Molded Cumaru Brazilian Teak Stair Tread Blanks
Cumaru wood blanks for stair treads, molded along edges and ends for precise fitting. These unassembled pieces from Dipteryx spp. qualify under HTS 4409.22.90.20 as continuously shaped tropical nonconiferous wood. Used in high-end staircase construction.
Beaded Edge Cumaru Brazilian Teak Moulding Strips
Decorative cumaru moulding strips with beaded and rounded edges for architectural trim. Sourced as Brazilian teak (Dipteryx spp.), these are continuously shaped, planed, and suitable for HTS 4409.22.90.20 classification. Perfect for period home restorations.
V-Jointed Cumaru Brazilian Teak Shiplap Boards
Cumaru shiplap boards with V-jointed and rebated edges for wall cladding, continuously shaped from tropical Dipteryx wood. Known for density and stability, these classify under HTS 4409.22.90.20 as unassembled profiled tropical wood. Popular in modern rustic interiors.
End-Jointed Cumaru Brazilian Teak Finger-Joint Mouldings
Finger-jointed cumaru mouldings with grooved and chamfered profiles for baseboards and casings. These Dipteryx spp. products are permitted under HTS 4409.22.90.20 as end-jointed but unassembled shaped tropical wood. Provides longer lengths without defects.