Edge-Glued Walnut Cabinet Doors
Flat cabinet door panels made by edge-gluing walnut boards, ready for kitchen cabinetry. This product is under HTS 4421.99.94.00 for edge-glued lumber, as it involves adhesive joining of boards edge-to-edge into door-sized panels without frames or hardware. High-end figured walnut grain enhances aesthetics.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If unglued tropical hardwood boards
Sawn nonconiferous wood without processing stays in 4407; gluing elevates to Chapter 44 articles.
If fitted with hinges or hardware
Assembled kitchen furniture components shift to heading 4418.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• CITES Appendix II may apply for certain walnut species; obtain non-CITES certificates for Juglans spp
• Photograph glue joints and provide blueprints to demonstrate semi-finished status
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