Wood with tiny holes is often damaged by woodworm, the larvae of wood-boring beetles. These pests feed on untreated timber such as beams, joists, flooring, and skirting boards, weakening the structure over time.Woodworms are not worms but beetle larvae. Adult beetles lay eggs in cracks in wood, where larvae tunnel through the timber for years before emerging as beetles, leaving the wood weakened and full of holes.
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Wood with tiny holes is often damaged by woodworm, the larvae of wood-boring beetles. These pests feed on untreated timber such as beams, joists, flooring, and skirting boards, weakening the structure over time.Woodworms are not worms but beetle larvae. Adult beetles lay eggs in cracks in wood, where larvae tunnel through the timber for years before emerging as beetles, leaving the wood weakened and full of holes.
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