10-point guide to heritage humidity control

Condair

Condair has published a comprehensive 10-point guide to managing humidity in museums, galleries, archives and heritage buildings. The guide is available as a free download from Condair’s website.

This practical and
accessible guide outlines the
key challenges of humidity
control in heritage environments and offers clear advice on how to monitor and manage it effectively for long-term preservation. It is specifically designed for museum managers, curators, facility managers and consultants working in the heritage sector.

Dave Marshall-George, UK & Ireland Sales Director, commented: “Humidity control plays an essential role in the preservation of our nation’s cultural and historical assets. Curators, conservators and facility managers across the UK’s 2,500 museums and galleries face the complex task of reducing energy use while maintaining strict environmental conditions. This free guide offers practical solutions to help meet the sector’s sustainability goals, while also safeguarding diverse and often delicate collections.”

In the UK, Condair provides comprehensive services including system design, manufacture, supply, install, commissioning, maintenance and spare parts.


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