Dri-Eaz The Cube · F571
Dri-Eaz Cube Industrial Dehumidifier Hire
Hire-grade compact industrial dehumidifier commonly used for contractor-style drying jobs. Sized for jobs where domestic units may be undersized but a larger floor-standing unit may be less practical.
What the Cube actually does
Helps reduce humidity in tight rooms and small commercial spaces.
The Cube is a refrigerant industrial dehumidifier — it does not dry walls or remove mould directly. It can help lower a room’s relative humidity so moisture can move out of walls, carpet and plaster into the air, where the unit can collect it.
Bringing a damp space closer to a common comfort range may help reduce condensation, musty smells and the moisture conditions that can contribute to mould growth. Results vary depending on room temperature, airflow, room size and moisture level.
Refrigerant performance varies with room temperature. Output may reduce noticeably below ~15°C. For cold sites and demanding drying jobs, an LGR option may be more suitable depending on conditions. See the larger options below.
Indicative drying progress
Indicative drying progress over several days.
Example only. Drying time depends on room size, temperature, airflow, moisture level and whether the source of moisture has been resolved.
Assess & start
Room may still feel damp. Isolate the area, position the Cube, and confirm drainage where supplied.
Air may begin to clear
Humidity may start reducing if the room is warm, closed off and airflow is managed.
Materials may release moisture
Walls, carpet or plaster may continue releasing moisture into the air. Air movers can help where appropriate.
Room may feel more comfortable
Condensation and musty smells may reduce as humidity lowers, depending on conditions.
Continue or step up if needed
Keep monitoring humidity. For heavy moisture, cold rooms or multi-room jobs, a larger / LGR setup may be more suitable.
The Cube drying system
Compact unit, controlled airflow, continuous drainage.
Used correctly, the Cube can support drying by lowering room humidity while airflow helps moisture move from wet materials into the air.
Drying performance varies depending on temperature, airflow, room size and moisture level.
Isolate the room
Close doors and windows so the unit works on one space.
Extract moisture from the air
The Cube can help lower relative humidity in the contained space.
Move air across wet surfaces
Pair with an air mover to direct airflow at affected materials.
Drain condensate safely
Continuous drainage where set up correctly with a suitable drain.
Why customers choose the Cube
Why customers choose the Cube for serious drying jobs.
Compact format with industrial-class output — used by drying contractors and homeowners with larger jobs alike.
Compact industrial output
43 L/day lab class in a hire-grade format. Commonly chosen where a domestic unit is undersized.
Fits awkward spaces
Cube format places where a larger floor-standing unit may not — through doorways, up stairs, into tight refurb rooms.
Pump-out drainage for longer runs
Auto condensate pump-out via hose where supplied can support unattended runs where set up correctly with a suitable drain.
Trade / restoration-grade format
Hire-grade equipment used on real drying jobs. Designed for hire environments where steady operation and serviceability matter more than lightweight consumer styling.
Choose the Cube when…
Scenarios where the Cube is a sensible choice — and where to step up.
Tight-access drying
Compact format places where larger units may not fit.
Post-leak room
Once leak source is fixed and surface water is cleared.
Refurbishment / plaster support
Helps control humidity in warm, ventilated rooms.
Small commercial room
Closed-off, managed offices or shop spaces.
Cool / lower-ground space
Refrigerant output may reduce below ~15°C.
Whole-property flood
Multi-room or heavy moisture loads.
Cold unheated site
Below ~15°C, refrigerant output reduces.
Unresolved structural damp
A dehumidifier supports drying — it doesn’t fix the source.
Where the Cube sits
Hireload drying range — at a glance.
The Cube is the compact-industrial middle ground: stronger than domestic, easier to place than larger floor-standing units.
You’re here
Tier guidance: compact rooms → larger spaces → demanding cold-tolerant drying → large-area work. Speak to us if you’re unsure which tier fits your job.
Cube setup blueprint
What to confirm before booking — and how to set up on site.
Before booking
Confirm with our team
Pre-book
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Access & stairsKerbside delivery is standard. Indoor placement options where access allows.
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Drain pointConfirm a suitable drain near the room for continuous drainage where supplied.
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Room temperatureConfirm the room can be kept above ~15°C for refrigerant performance.
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Source resolvedLeak, structural damp or unresolved cause should be addressed first.
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Whether LGR is neededFor cold sites or demanding drying, ask us if an LGR may be more suitable.
On site
Room setup checklist
On site
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Isolate the roomClose doors and windows so the unit works on one space.
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Allow airflow clearanceKeep space around the intake and outlet so air can move freely.
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Confirm drainage routeConnect the pump-out hose to a sink, gully or floor drain where supplied.
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Add air moversIf carpets or soft furnishings are wet and need direct airflow.
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Keep the space warmWhere appropriate — refrigerant output may reduce below ~15°C.
Best paired with
Often paired with these to support a drying setup.
Available separately where applicable. Ask us at booking if you’d like to combine items.
Air mover
Why pair it: directs airflow at carpets and soft furnishings so air can reach wet surfaces.
Heater
Why pair it: warm room conditions can support refrigerant performance below typical temperatures.
Drainage route
Why pair it: hose connection to a sink, gully or floor drain supports continuous unattended drainage.
LGR step-up
Why pair it: for cold sites or demanding drying jobs, LGR may be more suitable.
FAQ
Dri-Eaz Cube Industrial Dehumidifier Hire FAQs.
Answers to common questions about industrial dehumidifier hire, tight-access drying, post-leak drying support and choosing the right capacity.
What is the Dri-Eaz Cube suitable for?
Commonly used by drying contractors for compact industrial drying support — refurbishment work, post-leak rooms (where the source has been resolved), tight-access spaces, hallway drying and small commercial spaces. Hire-grade equipment used on real drying jobs. Drying performance varies with conditions.
Is it better than a domestic dehumidifier?
It is a different class. The Cube is hire-grade industrial (43L/day class at 30°C / 80% RH) used by drying contractors, while the 20L Compact Domestic is sized for a single domestic room. For larger jobs, tight-access industrial drying or refurbishment work, the Cube may be the more sensible choice depending on conditions.
Can I use it after a leak?
Yes, where the leak source has been fixed and surface water has been cleared. Place the Cube in the affected room and consider pairing with an air mover for soft furnishings. For multi-room flooding or whole-property situations, a higher-capacity refrigerant or LGR option may be more suitable depending on conditions.
Can I use it for plaster drying?
It is commonly used for plaster and refurbishment drying support in heated, ventilated rooms (typically above ~15°C) by helping to reduce humidity around wet plaster or paint. For cold rooms or larger schedules, an LGR option may be more suitable. Drying time depends on temperature, ventilation, plaster thickness and original moisture level.
Is it suitable for a cold room or garage?
Refrigerant performance may reduce noticeably below ~15°C. For unheated garages, lock-ups, warehouses or building sites in winter, an LGR option such as the 63L Dri-Eaz Revolution may be more suitable depending on conditions.
Does it need a special power supply?
No. The Cube runs from a standard UK 230V supply. No three-phase or specialist wiring is required.
Can it drain continuously?
Yes. The Cube has an automatic condensate pump-out feature with a drainage hose where supplied. Connected to a sink, gully or floor drain, continuous drainage can support longer unattended runs where set up correctly with a suitable drain.
How long does drying take?
It varies. Drying performance depends on room size, temperature, ventilation, moisture level, the cause of the damp and whether the source has been resolved. We don’t guarantee specific drying times. Speak to us if you’d like advice on sizing for a deadline.
Do I need an air mover as well?
Often yes for post-leak jobs. Where carpets, underlay or soft furnishings are affected, pairing the Cube with an air mover can help direct airflow to the wet surfaces. Ask us if you’d like to add one to the booking.
Do you deliver across London?
Yes. London delivery and collection are available, booked into route slots based on availability. Free collection from our Greenford depot (UB6 7JD) is also available. Kerbside delivery is standard, with indoor placement options where access allows. Confirm at booking.
Speak to our team before you book
Need help sizing the drying setup?
Tell us the room size, moisture issue, access, temperature and timeframe — we’ll help you choose a sensible option from the Hireload drying range.
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