Commercial dehumidifiers are often confused with residential dehumidifiers. But they are quite different in many ways.
Commercial dehumidifiers are sturdy, rugged, high-performing machines.
They are used for commercial setups and large offices in humid areas. For example, warehouses often need a robust commercial dehumidifier to control moisture level to prevent products from spoiling.
Similarly, offices that depend on computers and other electrical devices can greatly benefit from a commercial dehumidifier by preventing mildew and mold and protecting furnishings and carpet from condensation.
Commercial dehumidifiers are also sometimes used in larger homes, especially ones close to large bodies of water. Houses with large indoor pools will significantly benefit from a good commercial dehumidifier.
Furthermore, basements that lack ventilation will also find a commercial dehumidifier helpful.
That said, commercial dehumidifiers probably won’t complement the interior design of any room. These devices are usually large, heavy, loud, and made with durable materials.
Therefore, to prevent an eyesore, they are best installed in basements, garages, open doors, or other areas – basically any place where they can’t be easily spotted.