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A child's bedroom, a corridor, a studio flat. The bed takes one wall, the wardrobe another, the window a third. Where do you put a radiator without sacrificing storage or blocking a walkway? The question comes up in almost every flat renovation.
A wardrobe door is a large flat vertical surface, already present, whose only job is to close a cupboard. We turn it into a heat emitter. The door still opens and closes normally, never becomes too hot to touch, and the cupboard remains a cupboard.
Because it is the only solution that takes nothing away from the room. The videos answer the two questions everyone asks: does the door still work normally, and is the heat enough. If your layout does not suit it, heating panels and heating films for ceilings cover the other cases.
The 2019 Innovation trophy awarded by INOHA to Sundoor, the wardrobe door that heats by infrared radiation.