Industrial · LGR class · 95L · Dri-Eaz LGR 7000XLi · 230V
95L LGR building dryer hire for large-area drying projects.
Designed to support larger drying projects such as multi-room flood recovery, large open-plan areas, screed and structural drying — where a smaller refrigerant unit may not be enough on its own.
Hire-grade Dri-Eaz LGR 7000XLi hire — part of our industrial building dryer hire London range, supplied as the 230V UK version. The largest LGR class in the Hireload range, commonly chosen for commercial drying support, post-construction work, and large or multi-room moisture jobs.
Top of the LGR range
Where 95L sits in the range
Starting with our largest LGR hire unit.
The 95L LGR 7000XLi sits at the top of our dehumidifier hire range. Below it are smaller options for lighter jobs, tighter spaces or lower moisture loads. If you’re unsure which size is suitable, speak to us before booking.
Job by job
Common situations where a 95L LGR may be suitable.
Quick guide only — every job is different. Setup, run length and pairing depend on temperature, airflow, room size and moisture level.
Multi-room flood
Good fit
Source resolved first.
Open-plan damp
Good fit
Larger volume support.
Commercial / warehouse
Good fit
Where conditions allow.
Screed / construction
Good fit
Refurb & fit-out support.
Structural drying
Good fit
Walls, joists, fabric.
Very cold site
Check first
Performance varies with temp.
Active leak
Fix source first
Resolve water entry first.
Mould / structural damp
Not the fix
Different remediation needed.
Small occupied room
Usually step down
Smaller unit usually fits.
Whole-building flood
Multi-unit setup
Speak to us before booking.
Lab rating vs real site
What does “up to 95L” actually mean?
Up to 95L/day is a maximum extraction class — a lab-style rating, not a guaranteed daily real-site output. Actual figures depend on the room, the moisture, and how the job is set up.
Moisture load
Heavier loads — saturated walls, screeds, soft furnishings — extend drying time and reduce daily extraction figures.
Airflow & containment
Air movers and a closed drying zone — doors and windows shut where appropriate — typically support better real-site results.
Temperature
Refrigerant performance varies with temperature. Very cold sites can affect output — even with high-capacity LGR units.
Room size & setup
For very large or open-plan areas, multiple units may be more sensible than a single high-capacity dehumidifier.
Pair it properly
For larger jobs, the dehumidifier is part of a drying system.
On bigger drying jobs the 95L LGR is rarely used alone. Where appropriate, it’s commonly paired with airflow, controlled heat, drainage and containment — to help the drying process work as a system rather than a single unit.
Air movers
Help direct moist air past wet surfaces — carpets, underlay, walls and skirtings.
Controlled heat
Where appropriate, gentle controlled warmth can help drying — follow site and material guidance.
Continuous drainage
Can support longer running periods where set up correctly with a suitable drain.
Containment & monitoring
Closed drying zones plus moisture readings before stopping help keep results sensible.
How hire works
From enquiry to collection.
Practical steps for hiring a 95L LGR building dryer in London. Confirm details at booking; service options are subject to availability and access.
Enquire
Tell us the property, room size and moisture issue.
Confirm
Agree the right unit and check access on site.
Deliver
London delivery options — confirmed at booking.
Position & run
Plug into a standard UK socket and start the job.
Monitor
Track moisture progress before stopping the run.
Collect / extend
We arrange collection — extend the hire if required.
FAQ
FAQs about 95L LGR building dryer hire in London.
Common questions about high-capacity LGR drying support, large-area moisture control, and choosing the right capacity.
What is a 95L LGR dehumidifier used for?
The 95L LGR is commonly chosen for larger drying support — multi-room flood recovery, large open-plan damp areas, screed and construction drying, commercial humidity control and structural drying. It is the largest LGR class in the Hireload range, and is most often used on jobs that may be too large for a 55L or 63L unit alone.
When should I choose a 95L unit instead of a 63L or 55L?
If the job covers multiple rooms, a large open-plan area, a commercial space, or significant structural / screed drying, a higher-capacity LGR may be more sensible. If the area is a single occupied bedroom or a small post-leak room, a smaller unit is often the more appropriate choice. Speak to us if you’re unsure.
Does it run from a standard UK plug?
Yes. Our 95L LGR hire is supplied as the 230V UK version — runs from a standard UK socket. No three-phase or specialist wiring required.
Can it support flood drying?
It is commonly used for flood and water-damage drying support, once the source has been resolved and standing water cleared. For very large or whole-building floods, multiple units or a larger drying package may be more suitable — speak to us so we can size the job before booking.
Can it help with screed drying?
It can support screed and construction drying where humidity needs to be managed during the schedule. Always follow material drying guidance from the contractor or manufacturer — drying targets and timeframes vary by build.
Do I need air movers as well?
For larger flood, structural and refurbishment jobs, often yes. Pairing the LGR with air movers helps direct airflow at wet surfaces. Ask us if you’d like to add air movers to the booking — available separately, subject to availability.
How long does drying take?
Drying time varies by site. Room size, temperature, airflow, moisture level, materials affected, containment, and whether the moisture source has been resolved all affect the result. We don’t guarantee specific drying times.
Can I use it in a commercial space?
Yes — it’s commonly used for commercial humidity and drying support in retail, warehouse, office and hospitality settings, where appropriate. Check site access, power and noise considerations before booking; confirm details with us if you’re unsure.
Does performance vary by site conditions?
Yes. The “up to 95L/day” figure is a maximum extraction class, not a guaranteed real-site output. Actual results depend on temperature, relative humidity, airflow, room size, moisture load, containment and how the job is set up.
Do you deliver in London?
Yes — London delivery and collection options are available. Service times depend on the address, access and availability; details are confirmed at booking.
Sizing a larger drying setup?
Not sure if the 95L LGR is the right unit?
Tell us the property type, room size, moisture issue, temperature and access — we’ll help you choose a sensible setup from the Hireload drying range.
Guidance on this page is general and based on typical high-capacity LGR refrigerant dehumidifier performance (Dri-Eaz LGR 7000XLi, 230V). Drying time and outcomes depend on room size, temperature, airflow, moisture level, the cause of the damp and whether the source has been resolved. A dehumidifier can help reduce moisture but is not a substitute for fixing leaks, removing existing mould or addressing structural damp. For very large multi-area floods, very cold sites or any uncertainty about suitability, see our full dehumidifier range or speak to our team.
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