Mold and mildew growth can be a persistent and costly problem in both residential and commercial settings. These fungi thrive in moist, warm environments, making basements, bathrooms, and poorly ventilated spaces particularly vulnerable. Traditional building materials, like wood and drywall, are susceptible to mold growth because they easily absorb moisture. However, newer and innovative materials such as ENVPLAS® Board can offer a modern solution to mold and mildew prevention.

Termites are attracted to environments that provide food, moisture, and shelter. They typically enter homes through cracks, gaps, or openings around windows and doors. Drawn to wood and moisture, termites are often lured in by leaking pipes, poor drainage, or wood near the foundation. Once inside, they burrow into the wood and establish colonies. Even small openings around window trims and doors can provide entry points, allowing termites to infest wooden cabinets and start building colonies.

In recent years, the demand for durable and sustainable materials in furniture manufacturing has surged. Consumers are increasingly seeking products that combine durability, functionality, and environmental responsibility. Among the various innovations addressing these needs, ENVPLAS® Board stands out as a versatile and eco-friendly material, particularly for waterproof furniture applications.

It’s another successful year for ENV Engineering Enterprise at the 23rd Edition of Asia’s Leading Architecture Business Event, ARCHIDEX. This year’s event took place from the 3rd to 6th of July at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC), bringing together industry leaders, architects, developers, interior designers, innovators and sustainability enthusiasts from around the region. ENV’s participation highlighted our commitment to driving the future of sustainable construction.

The kitchen island is the heart of any modern kitchen, serving as a multifunctional hub for cooking, dining, socialising, and even working. They might be sized up in larger kitchens, or of more compact proportions in smaller spaces. Either way, they are statement pieces that can enhance both the aesthetics and functionality of your culinary space.