In 1980, Singapore exported a to ta l o f 1.8 m illion m^ o f timber and timber products valued at S$ l , l l 6 m illion . The value comprised U8 per cent savn timber, 38 per cent plyvood (p la in and decorative ) and veneer and l 1 per cent mouldings, knock-dovn furn iture and furniture components. While to ta l experts as compared with 19'T9 reg istered a decline o f 14 per cent in volume and 3 per cen in value, the mouldings and knockdown furn iture sector, in value terms shoved an increase o f 15 per cent.