Where to Use BOILO Anti Termite Board — 8 Best Applications

BOILO costs more than other boards, so it pays to use it where its strengths count: density above 1000 kg/m3, boiling water proof bonding and fire retardant grade. These are the eight places it earns its price.

In homes

1. Kitchen sink and base units. The wettest and most termite-prone cabinets in the house.
2. Bathroom vanities. Constant splashing and humidity defeat ordinary boards.
3. Utility and wash-area storage. Semi-open areas exposed to water.
4. Ground-floor wardrobes on outer walls. Rising damp and termites usually start here.
5. Pooja units. A fire retardant board is a sensible choice near lamps.

In commercial projects

1. Toilet cubicles and partitions. In malls, schools, hospitals and function halls.
2. Gym, spa and hostel lockers. Damp, heavy-use environments.
3. Restaurant and hotel service counters. Water, heat and daily wear together.

Why BOILO suits these places

Each location on this list combines moisture with long service life expectations. Moisture is also what draws termites. A board that is dense, stays dry inside and resists fungus removes the conditions termites depend on. Read how density protects BOILO.

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Where you can skip BOILO

Bedroom wardrobes on upper floors, TV units, study tables and wall panelling in dry rooms do well with HDHMR or MDF. Spending on BOILO there brings little extra benefit.

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