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Issues: Whether the imported PVC wall panels, PS mouldings, PS sheets, PU wall panels and allied plastic articles are classifiable under Heading 3921 as plates, sheets, film, foil and strip of plastics, or under Heading 3925 as builders' ware of plastics.
Analysis: Classification under the Customs Tariff is controlled by the terms of the headings read with the relevant chapter notes and the General Rules for Interpretation. Heading 3921 covers plates, sheets, film, foil and strip of plastics, including cellular or reinforced products, and Note 10 to Chapter 39 preserves that character for sheets or blocks of regular geometric shape that are only surface-worked or cut into rectangles. Heading 3925 is a residual entry for builders' ware and applies only to the listed kinds of articles such as structural elements, doors, windows, shutters, fittings and similar constructional items. On the record, the goods retain the essential character of plastic sheets or panels, and the interlocking or profiled edges do not, on these facts, convert them into builders' ware. The goods are used as decorative coverings and not as load-bearing or structural building components.
Conclusion: The goods are classifiable under Heading 3921 of the Customs Tariff Act, 1975, with the precise subheading depending on composition and product form, and not under Heading 3925.
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