Year: 2008

Location: London

Project: Basement of The Guildhall Museum

Guest: London City Hall

Background: The museum has a long history. The underground storage rooms are brick walls that store valuable objects and original documents. However, water leakage and moisture problems often occur in the basement, which affects the museum's storage work. As the wall is made of brick, although it has been repaired by repeated chemical grouting, the problems of water leakage and moisture cannot be solved. After the installation of the electroosmotic pulse anti-seepage dehumidification system in 2008, the underground storage room is now kept dry and restored to normal working conditions, which is highly recognized by the owner.