THERMO LIGNUM UK
19 The Grand Union Centre
West Row
London W10 5AS
Phone: +44 20 8964 3964
Fax: +44 20 8964 2969
Preserving Works of Art, Antiques and their Value: The Thermo Lignum WARMAIR Treatment is an integral Part of Conservation and Restoration when it comes to eradicating Woodworm and Moths
We target pests such as woodworm (Anobium punctatum), death watch beetle (Xestobium rufovillosum), powder post beetle (Lyctus brunneus), longhorn beetle (Hylotrupes bajulus), moths, carpet beetle (Anthrenus verbasci), etc. on the one hand, as well as fungi such as dry rot.
The eco-friendly Thermo Lignum technique uses only naturally occurring elements (air and water), sound biological principles and established laws of physics to eradicate insects in objects ranging from art to architecture: furniture, frames, sculptures, upholstery, textiles, structural timber and architectural components.
Our International client base extends from National Institutions, Museums and Galleries, through major Antiques Auction Houses and Fine Art Dealers, to leading Restorers and Conservators and a whole host of private collectors, all of whose endorsements are a testimony to the unparalleled achievements of the unique Thermo Lignum process.
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Mai 2013
Parts of Cildo Meireles Babel have been treated preventively against termites. In 2008 Thermo Lignum had already treated this work successfully after it got infested while on show in South America. More
May 2013
Barrington Park Estate is situated in the Cotswolds near Burford. Thermo Lignum has already had numerous assignments at this beautiful place. More
April 2013
The IPM seminar at de Camme, organized by iparc and Thermo Lignum was a great success. It was an exclusively professional audience listening to lectures by David Pinniger, Val Blyth, Dr. Heinrich Piening and Ruth Gories. The talks were followed by a lively and extensive discussion. More
March 2013
On March 18th iparc and Thermo Lignum will host a seminar on IPM (Integrated Pest Management) and the Thermo Lignum method at De Kamme in Brussels. The event adresses all those who work in the fields of conservation and restoration, museum sciences and administration, architecture, in libraries and archives. More
January 2013
The Reiss Engelhorn Museum, located in the city of Mannheim, is one of the largest museums in Germany. More
November 2012
In context with a new and modern depot Thermo Lignum was commissioned to treat various objects, the largest batch being an impressive collection of around 60 regional wardrobes from the 18th and 19th century. More