4421.91.94.00 - Edge-glued lumber 🖩

HTS code 4421.91.94.00 specifically classifies edge-glued lumber that is not otherwise specified. This category encompasses lumber pieces that have been joined together along their edges using adhesive to form larger panels or boards. The primary characteristic is the method of construction – edge gluing – which creates a more stable and wider material from narrower lumber. This classification is distinct from other "Other articles of wood" under 4421.91, such as theatrical scenery (4421.91.93), which is distinguished by its specific functional purpose.

As a leaf node, this classification does not have further subdivisions. Therefore, the focus is on understanding the precise scope of "edge-glued lumber" within this context. Goods classified here would include items such as laminated wood panels, specifically those formed by joining individual wood strips or boards along their longer edges with glue. It's important to note that if the edge-glued lumber is further manufactured into specific articles like furniture parts, boxes, or other completed wooden goods, those items would likely fall under different HTS classifications based on their final form and function.