There are different dimensions valid, depending if it is per piece or pallet. I try to list them all
Single smoke timber dimension (per piece): 80mm x 100mm x 950mm (or 0.08m x 0.10m x 0.95m)
Pallet (121 pcs smoke timber per pallet): 1000mm x 1112mm x 950mm ( or 1.0m x 1.112m x 0.95m)
The air waybill is showing the dimension of single piece of smoke timber (but with typo (95 instead of 950) and missing physical dimension (mm). The corrections in red are correct. It does also not include the amount of pieces per pallet.
This would be correct:
3 x 121pcs x 80mm 100mm x 950mm (3 pallets with 121 pcs each, dimension per piece 80mm x 100mm x 950mm)
Weight (average weight, it changes from pallet to pallet, wood is a natural product with variations in specific gravity)
1852 is the average net weight of 3 pallets. In addition there should be 3 x 5kg added for the plastic pallets.
For Mr.Natgawat from Inter Plastic:
The Phytosanitary Certificate must list only the pure net volume in m³ (cubic meter) as the certificate is just for the real good, it does not include packaging
Pure smoke timber: 3 x 121 x (0.08m x 0,10m x 0.95m) = 2,7588 = rounded 2.760m³
I will send the scanned copy of the phyoto-certificate in an extra email.
Hope this helps to clarify. Please let me know if some information is not clear.