Wood with many tiny holes is often a sign of woodworm infestation, which can damage both the appearance and strength of wooden structures. Woodworms are actually the larvae of wood-boring beetles that lay eggs in cracks and gaps in untreated wood such as beams, floorboards, joists, and skirting boards. The larvae feed on the wood for several years, tunneling through it and weakening its structure before eventually emerging as adult beetles, continuing the cycle.
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