10-point guide to humidity control in museums, galleries & heritage buildings

Maintaining stable indoor humidity levels in museums, galleries, archives and stately homes is vital for the successful preservation of artefacts and the building interiors.

This document presents an introductory guide to the issues surrounding heritage humidity control, and how to monitor and manage it for successful conservation. It is ideal for museum managers, curators, facility managers and consultants working in the heritage sector.

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Museums, galleries, art & antiques humidity control

Consistent and reliable humidity control is essential to preserve works of art and antiques in heritage sites.

Condair humidifiers at the National Army Museum

Condair has recently supplied and installed three Condair RS resistive steam humidifiers to maintain the humidity around the exhibits and archives at the National A...

Museums & art galleries

David Gates outlines the need for correct humidification in museum, art galleries and heritage sites.

World-famous art protected by Condair humidifiers

Two Condair RS steam humidifiers have been installed, by Ceilite Air Conditioning, at the prestigious Henry Moore Foundation in Hertfordshire. Accurate humidity con...

Humidification of the Royal Albert Hall's Organ

A resistive steam humidifier has been installed at the Royal Albert Hall to maintain the organ chamber's humidity.