4407.19.00.82 - Rough

This HTS category, 4407.19.00.82, specifically covers rough redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) lumber that has been sawn or chipped lengthwise, sliced, or peeled, with a thickness exceeding 6 mm. The term "rough" indicates that the wood has not undergone further processing such as planing, sanding, or end-jointing. This classification applies to redwood lumber that does not fit into any more specific subcategories under "coniferous" or "other" at the preceding levels.

The primary distinction for this category lies in its specificity to redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) among other coniferous woods. While sibling categories at this level might exist for other types of coniferous woods that meet the general criteria of sawn, chipped, sliced, or peeled lumber over 6mm thick and not treated, this node is exclusively for redwood. It is important to differentiate this from treated redwood lumber, which would fall under a different classification.

As this is a leaf node, there are no further subcategories under 4407.19.00.82. Therefore, the focus for classification within this category is on confirming that the material is indeed redwood lumber, sawn or otherwise processed as described, exceeding 6mm in thickness, and not having undergone any form of treatment. Common examples would include raw redwood logs that have been cut into planks or boards for construction or furniture making, before any finishing processes are applied.