Hollow-sounding wood
Tap the panel — if solid wood sounds papery or hollow, termites may already be eating it from the inside out.
KaamGenieTermites in your furniture?
The signs are quiet — here’s how to catch them before the next shelf goes.
Sign 1
Sign 2
Mud tubes on the wood
Thin brown mud tunnels along legs, backs and joints are how termites travel — a clear signal to stop and inspect.
Sign 3
Powder and tiny holes
Fine sawdust-like frass and pinhole exits under furniture mean an active colony — not just old damage.
Why DIY fails
Sprays only hit the surface
Shop sprays kill what you see; the colony lives deep in the wood. Professional injection reaches it — and protects the piece.
The payoff
Save it, don’t bin it
Caught early, most wooden furniture can be treated and kept — far cheaper than replacing wardrobes and beds.
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CIB&RC-approved termite treatment across Delhi — book an inspection before the damage spreads.