Under-rug Heating • Heating Mat for Cold Feet • 48V Low Voltage
Under-rug Heating for Cold Feet – Targeted Warmth Without Renovation
Place the under-rug heating invisibly under the rug and enjoy
pleasant foot warmth exactly where you sit or work – in the living room, home office, or children's room.
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Place the heating under the rug – warmth rises, thanks to the insulation film.
Many people know the problem: the room temperature is comfortable, but the floor still feels cold.
The cause is often traditional radiator technology. Warm air rises, cools down on walls and ceiling
and sinks back down – precisely where your feet are. Especially with tiles, laminate, or
poorly insulated floors, this creates an unpleasant cold sensation.
A carpet heating system addresses this exact problem. Instead of further heating the entire room air, it provides targeted
floor warmth directly under the carpet. This creates pleasant foot warmth without unnecessarily
increasing the room temperature. Especially in the living room, home office, or seating areas, this localized heat source
can significantly increase comfort.
Especially in older buildings or where there is no underfloor heating, a rug heater is a practical solution
to effectively prevent cold feet—without any structural changes.
Installation: 3 steps to a warm foot zone
1
Lay out insulation film
Aluminum side up: heat is reflected upwards – less loss downwards.
2
Place heating fleece
Carbon heating fleece on the insulation film, rug over it. Flat, flexible, inconspicuous.
3
Connect & start
Connect power supply, switch on via remote control – warmth in a few minutes.
Note: Very thick rug backings or additional foam pads can reduce heat transfer.
If in doubt: get brief advice.
Targeted warmth zone or higher room temperature – what best suits your needs?
If the floor is too cold or only a specific sitting or working area needs warmth, a targeted heat source can be useful.
Questions about use (rug type / subfloor / placement)?
Contact us.
Energy efficiency and targeted warmth
According to the
Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action, efficient energy use plays a
crucial role in reducing heating costs. Instead of permanently increasing the room temperature,
it can be beneficial to apply heat specifically where it is actually needed.
The
Federal Environment Agency also points out that heating energy accounts for a large proportion of private
household energy consumption. Localized solutions like carpet heating can help increase comfort
without heating the entire room more intensely.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
Which rooms is the under-rug heating suitable for?
For many areas: living room, home office/office, children's room, or cool ancillary rooms. An appropriate rug and sensible placement are important.
Can you feel the heating film under the rug?
The set is very flat (heating film approx. 0.4 mm, insulation film approx. 2 mm). Under a suitable rug, it is usually not visible.
How high are the electricity costs?
The power consumption is 320W. Cost = 0.32 kWh × your electricity price/kWh (e.g., €0.30/kWh ≈ €0.10/h).
How quickly does it get warm?
Typically, you will feel pleasant foot warmth within a few minutes.
Are there any restrictions on the rug?
Very thick, highly insulating rug backings or additional foam pads can reduce heat transfer. Thinner rugs often work particularly well.
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