Kiturami, 500㎡ in Size
Various Carbon Board Experience Facilities
Kiturami is stepping up its consumer engagement by opening an experience-focused store dedicated to carbon board.
Kiturami Co., Ltd. (CEO Kim Hak-soo) has opened the ‘Kiturami Southern Gyeonggi Dealership,’ its first store specializing in carbon board.
Located in Seotan-myeon, Pyeongtaek-si, Gyeonggi-do, the Kiturami Southern Gyeonggi Dealership allows visitors to see actual carbon board installations and try out its various functions inside a large 500㎡ (approximately 150 pyeong) store. Visitors can experience the heating functions firsthand in a variety of spaces set up throughout the store, including floor heating installed on a raised platform, space heating installed across an entire sauna room wall, and a dedicated Bluetooth controller for carbon board.
A ‘DIY Installation Guide’ to assist with carbon board DIY (Do it Yourself) installation is also available. Basic training and installation guide videos are provided so that DIY installation can be carried out conveniently and safely, and additional items such as waterproof vinyl, insulation, power cables, and film protection panels can be purchased on the spot at the store. In addition, consumer convenience has been enhanced by providing one-stop service for everything related to carbon board purchase and installation, including price quotes, installation consultations, and scheduling, right at the site.
Kiturami carbon board ondol is a next-generation heating material that applies the advantages of third-generation carbon mats to replace electric heating panels and electric heating films. By applying a patented carbon heating mesh at its core, it delivers fast and uniform heating throughout the interior space using far-infrared radiant heat.
Centered on its carbon board specialty shops, Kiturami plans to strengthen its sales capabilities across a wide range of consumer segments—from lodging facilities such as pensions, dormitories, and corporate training centers to medical, educational, and social welfare facilities including hospitals, daycare centers, classrooms, senior centers, and farm shelters.