Yes, Bed bugs can live in wood.
Bed bugs can live in any type of wood, including furniture, flooring, and even walls. They can hide in the cracks and crevices of the wood, as well as in the seams and joints of furniture. Bed bugs are also known to lay their eggs in the crevices of wooden surfaces, which can make it even more difficult to get rid of them.
One effective way to get rid of bed bugs in wood is to heat the affected area. Bed bugs cannot survive in temperatures above 120 degrees Fahrenheit, so exposing the infested wood in to high temperatures can kill the bugs and their eggs. Another option is to use insecticides or contact a professional pest control service to help in destroying completely the infestation.
