The inane reaction to colder weather is to turn up the thermostat, but consumers looking to reduce heating costs will find the 'Room in Room' indoor tent an economical means to reduce energy costs while they rest. Designed to fit over existing beds, the 'Room in Room' indoor tent works by insulating the space around ones bed and making the interior temperature around ten degrees warmer than the outside space of the tent.
The 'Room in Room' indoor tent is an ideal way to reduce heating costs by allowing users to decrease the thermostat significantly while sleeping and still stay warm. Currently funding on Kickstarter, the 'Room in Room' indoor tent is designed to resist the cooler air around it, insulate the interior space and allow air to vent out the top.
Insulating Indoor Tents
The 'Room in Room' Tent Helps Reduce Heating Costs By Insulating Sleepers
Trend Themes
1. Indoor Insulation - The 'Room in Room' indoor tent demonstrates the trend of insulating indoor spaces to reduce heating costs.
2. Energy Efficiency - The 'Room in Room' indoor tent exemplifies the trend of utilizing innovative solutions to decrease energy consumption.
3. Cost-saving Innovations - The 'Room in Room' indoor tent showcases the trend of developing economical products that help consumers save money.
Industry Implications
1. Home Energy - The 'Room in Room' indoor tent presents disruptive innovation opportunities in the home energy industry by offering a unique way to reduce heating costs.
2. Bedding and Furniture - The 'Room in Room' indoor tent presents disruptive innovation opportunities in the bedding and furniture industry by providing a new product that adds insulation and comfort to beds.
3. Sleep Technology - The 'Room in Room' indoor tent presents disruptive innovation opportunities in the sleep technology industry by combining insulation and air ventilation to optimize sleep conditions.