3916.20.00.91 - Other 🖩

This HTS subcategory, 3916.20.00.91, encompasses "Other" profile shapes of polymers of vinyl chloride that do not fit into the more specific classifications of siding, or window, door, decking, and railing profiles. This means it covers a broad range of extruded or otherwise formed vinyl chloride articles, such as rods, sticks, and various profile shapes, provided they are not otherwise worked beyond surface treatment. The defining characteristic remains that any cross-sectional dimension of the monofilament, rod, stick, or profile shape must exceed 1 mm.

To distinguish this category from its siblings, it's important to note their specific applications. 3916.20.00.10 is exclusively for vinyl chloride siding intended for the exterior of houses or buildings. Similarly, 3916.20.00.20 is reserved for specialized vinyl chloride profiles designed for windows, doors, decking, and railings. Therefore, if a vinyl chloride profile shape does not serve one of these distinct purposes, and meets the general dimensional criteria of Chapter 3916, it will fall under the residual category of 3916.20.00.91.

As this is a leaf node within the HTS, there are no further subdivisions for this specific classification. The classification of goods under this code relies on their material being a polymer of vinyl chloride, their form being a monofilament, rod, stick, or profile shape with a cross-sectional dimension exceeding 1 mm, and their function or design not aligning with the more narrowly defined sibling categories. Examples of items that might be classified here include decorative trim pieces for furniture, unspecialized conduit shapes, or custom-extruded plastic components used in manufacturing where a specific application like building exteriors or fenestration is absent.