Thank you very much for your advices and experiences.
The Institute has an anoxic equipment, but we use nitrogen and oxygen
absorbers, with which I have treated individual larger objects in the
Institute. This is a legacy that contains about 150 objects (from chairs
and armchairs to massive cabinet
Hi Tatjana
We've recently been involved in a 'whole of house' treatment here in
Australia, where both heat and low oxygen were used. The house, Woodford
Academy (http://www.nationaltrust.org.au/nsw/woodford-academy), and a large
part of the collection were infested with borers (Anobium) and silverf
Dear Tatjana,
A safe and reliable approach for treating wooden objects is argon anoxic
fumigation. We have treated many large, and very large wooden objects this way,
I would recommend this approach above others.
Please visit my firm’s website for a comprehensive introduction.
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Hello,
I’m hoping to get some help and advice in choosing the best treatment for large
and heavy wooden furniture. For the part of the collection that is sensitive
(inlay with other wood, metal, ivory, etc.) I`m planning anoxic treatment and
for the rest (including large and heavy pieces) to
