Are decorative wood pieces (such as corbels, moldings, rosettes, transition blocks etc.) subject to the regulation?
Decorative wood pieces made out of solid wood are not subject to the regulation. However, if these decorative wood pieces (such as corbels, moldings, rosettes, transition blocks, etc.) are made out of products that contain hardwood plywood, particleboard, or medium density fiberboard, then these goods would be subject to the regulation as a finished good.
Decorative wood pieces made out of solid wood are not subject to the regulation. However, if these decorative wood pieces (such as corbels, moldings, rosettes, transition blocks, etc.) are made out of products that contain hardwood plywood, particleboard, or medium density fiberboard, then these goods would be subject to the regulation as a finished good. 13. Is wood packaging (e.g., pallets, crates) subject to the ATCM? Since wood packaging may contain composite wood products (i.e., hardwood plywood, medium density fiberboard, and/or particleboard), wood packaging would be “finished goods” subject to the ATCM if one were to take a strict interpretation of the ATCM’s definition of “finished goods.” However, it was not CARB’s intent to regulate wood packaging as “finished goods.” To be consistent with this intent and provide fairness to the regulated community, CARB staff interprets the ATCM as not applying to wood packaging. These products are not subject to any of the requirements of
