CLANAE 16.100—Sawing and planing wood

Where 16.100 sits

1. C Manufacturing industry
2. 16 Production of timber and manufacture of wood and cork products, except furniture; manufacture of straw and plaiting materials
3. 16.1 Sawing and planing wood
4. 16.10 Sawing and planing wood
5. 16.100 Sawing and planing wood

What 16.100 includes

• The operation of sawmills and planing workshops in forests and other locations that use raw timber (consisting of logs, pebbles, and slabs) to produce: - wood flour - wood wool - lumber - sliced ​​or peeled timber of a greater thickness than that used in plywood - posts - wood particles - planking, debarking, and chipping of logs - flooring boards (parquet, strips, and baseboards) - wooden sleepers for railway tracks
• The impregnation and chemical treatment of wood with preservatives and other substances.
• The production of wood chips.
• The drying of wood.

What 16.100 excludes

• The extraction and production of raw timber (debarked and/or simply squared) (subclasses 02.201, 02.202, and 02.401).
• The manufacture of veneer sheets sufficiently thin to produce plywood, boards, and panels (subclass 16.210).
• The manufacture of shingles, shingles, moldings, and similar wooden articles (subclass 16.220).

16.100 in other systems