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Heating Carpet , [email protected]

Ikea New Product Idea

Submitted 9 years ago

Floor heating is a great thing, especially for the bathroom where we walk barefoot and wet.
Unfortunately, most people can't afford floor heating for it's high price and because it is very complicated to install it afterwards. So my idea is a heating carpet.
Heating carpet would work on low electricity, something like heating car seats or heating blankets and it would always be dry because of its self-drying. There is only low voltage coming to the floor, so its safe to use.
Now, when we have modern technology and wireless energy transmission, is the perfect time for this. For start, heating carpets wouldn't exclusively need to be wireless, but that's technology that needs to be utilized. Today it is possible to connect with the magnetic doc to avoid the wires on the floor. It would be enough to put carpet in the right place.
I would suggest first to make small carpet for bathroom. Always worm & dry!
This heaters educe temperature below 30 degrease, so we wouldn't burn ourselves, that for materials of its production are not specially technology demanding and don't waste a lot of energy.
Activation of heating would be able with switch, timer and remote control, or throughout the applications for smart phones.
It would be very useful for the baby room, because babies are crawling on the floor that is always cold. On the children's carpet could be bright colors and it could have incorporated RGB LED lights and sounds.

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