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Musty odours, condensation on windows or walls and mould are signs of excessive humidity. The basement is the most challenging space due to high humidity, large areas and colder temperatures. It is therefore particularly important to choose the right dehumidifier model to get rid of damp problems.
Wood’s dehumidifiers help you keep your basement dry and create a better indoor climate all year round.

Dehumidifier for basement, garage and attic

Dehumidifiers for basements, garages and attics

Dehumidifiers for basements, garages and attics

Wood’s has developed dehumidifiers to tackle the most common damp problems in the home. Whether you want to get rid of damp in the basement, dry your washing more quickly, reduce condensation in the bathroom or create a better indoor climate, we’ll help you find the right dehumidifier for your needs.
Read more and view our full range of dehumidifiers for basement.
Dehumidifiers for basementsGenerally, a relative humidity of between 50–60% is recommended to reduce the risk of mould, odours and damp damage.
Yes. Many dehumidifiers are designed for continuous operation and start automatically when the humidity becomes too high.
Wood’s SW series is designed to remove damp from basement. They are available in various capacities; the higher the capacity, the quicker you’ll get rid of damp problems.
Yes. Musty odours are often caused by high humidity. As the humidity decreases, the odour usually improves as well.
Musty odours are often caused by high humidity and mould spores. Lowering the humidity with a dehumidifier can reduce or eliminate the problem.
Damp walls are often caused by ground moisture or condensation. When the humidity is high, moisture collects on cold surfaces. A dehumidifier can help reduce the humidity.
Basements are particularly vulnerable because they are below ground level and often have higher humidity. When the air is humid for long periods of time, mould can start to grow on walls, wood and other materials. A dehumidifier can help keep the humidity at a level where mould cannot thrive.