We seek pilot sites and conservation practitioners to validate application protocols and performance on real CH substrates (stone, brick, mortars, concrete). We also look for labs/infrastructures for advanced characterisation and accelerated ageing, plus industrial partners to support scale-up, quality control, and route-to-market (manufacturing, packaging, application services) while ensuring compatibility with heritage conservation standards.

Portfolio of protective/consolidating materials developed with documented formulations and application protocols, supported by laboratory characterisation and accelerated ageing testing to assess durability and compatibility with CH substrates. Performance assumptions are integrated into TRIQUETRA risk scenarios and mitigation selection, with technical guidance hosted in KBP.

Yes — once formulations and protocols are finalised, materials can be manufactured at scale and deployed across many sites; standardised technical sheets and QC/testing pathways support repeatable adoption.

This portfolio can be sustained through commercialisation of product lines (coatings, consolidants, barrier layers) combined with professional application services and maintenance cycles. Long-term sustainability can include: (a) product sales via distributors/heritage suppliers, (b) licensing or manufacturing partnerships for scale-up, (c) service contracts with site owners for application + periodic re-application/inspection, and (d) training/certification for conservation practitioners to ensure correct use. The value proposition is reduced avoidable damage and fewer intrusive interventions, supporting predictable demand where climate and pollution risks are increasing.