Oct 19, 2011. /Lesprom Network/. Temple-Inland Inc. reported 3Q 2011 net income of $6 million, compared with 2Q 2011 net income of $19 million and 3Q 2010 net income of $125 million. 3Q 2011 net income excluding special items was $21 million, as the company said in a press release received by Lesprom Network. Net debt at 3Q-end 2011 was $610 million, down $80 million compared with 2Q-end 2011 net debt of $690 million. Corrugated Packaging segment operating income for 3Q 2011 was $84 million. The pre-tax cost of the previously disclosed operational upset at the Bogalusa paper mill was approximately $20 million in the quarter, $5 million of which is included in special items. Total mill downtime in 3Q 2011 was 58,000 tons, 54,000 tons of which was at the Bogalusa mill. Compared with 2Q 2011, recycled fiber and chemical costs were higher while costs for wood, freight and energy were lower. Box shipments were seasonally lower in the 3Q compared with the 2Q. Compared with 3Q 2010, recycled fiber, freight, chemical and energy costs were higher while the Company benefited from Box Plant Transformation II and lower virgin wood costs. 4Q 2011 maintenance related downtime is estimated to be approximately 22,000 tons. Box shipments in 4Q are typically lower than third quarter by approximately 15,000 to 20,000 tons due to fewer shipping days. Building Products segment operating results improved in 3Q 2011 compared with 2Q 2011 primarily due to higher gypsum and particleboard prices. Operating results improved in 3Q 2011 compared with 3Q 2010 primarily due to higher gypsum and particleboard prices and higher particleboard volumes. 4Q volumes for all building products are typically lower compared with 3Q due to seasonality. Temple-Inland Inc. is a manufacturing company focused on corrugated packaging and building products. The fully integrated corrugated packaging operation consists of 7 mills and 57 converting facilities.