4407.19.00.67 - Other

This HTS classification, 4407.19.00.67, specifically covers coniferous wood that has been sawn or chipped lengthwise, sliced, or peeled, and has a thickness exceeding 6 mm. Crucially, this category applies to such wood that has undergone further processing beyond basic rough cuts, but has not been treated. Examples include planed, sanded, or end-jointed coniferous lumber that falls outside of the "rough" category.

The distinction between this category and its sibling, 4407.19.00.66 (Rough), lies in the degree of finishing. While "rough" encompasses wood sawn or chipped with unfinished surfaces and edges, this category captures wood that has undergone at least one additional processing step such as planing for smoothness, sanding to remove saw marks, or end-jointing to create longer pieces. The key unifying factor is that the wood remains untreated in any way that alters its inherent properties beyond mechanical finishing.

As this classification represents a leaf node, there are no further subcategories. Therefore, the focus for classification under 4407.19.00.67 is on accurately identifying coniferous wood that has been dimensioned beyond rough cuts but has not been subjected to treatments like preservatives, fire retardants, or staining. The absence of these treatments is a primary criterion for inclusion.