Mosque Carpet Heating with Carbon Film Places of worship are among the buildings that take up the most space in the world. Nearly a quarter of the world's population is made up of Muslims, and many mosques have been built in almost every part of the world so that Muslims can worship comfortably. Although there are many problems in mosques, the most common and the main issue that imams and the community complain about is the heating problem. Especially because the mosque doors are not sufficiently insulated, cold air can enter the mosque very easily. In order to prevent this, what needs to be done is to heat the mosque from the bottom. Stoves or heater cores are no longer used in newly built mosques. Thanks to the heating systems under the mosque, every part of the mosque is heated equally. The basic element that provides this is carbon. With the help of carbon film, every part of the mosque is heated equally. Now, we will give you detailed information about the structures of carbon films. In places like our country, which are condemned to extremely harsh winter conditions, mosques should be well heated. The carbon film mosque heating system is the best option for a heating method that is both less costly and for a lifetime. After the mosques are covered with parquet, wood or concrete from start to finish, either carpet or various carpets are laid on them. In this way, the lower part of the mosque is tried to be kept warm. But unfortunately, this method alone is not enough in the cold winter months. When the temperature reaches minus degrees, it becomes incredibly cold inside the mosque and the congregation cannot pray comfortably. In time, when the congregation realizes that the mosque is cold, they will prefer to pray at home instead of coming to the mosque and after a short time, no one will come to the mosque in winter months. In order to keep the congregation in the mosque, it is necessary to heat the inside of the mosque well. It is found in the 1200s. In those times, they were applications made by passing hot flue gas under the floor. In the 1900s, floor heating applications were suspended for a period because there were no long-lasting materials under the flooring in the systems made with water. The Kocatepe Mosque, which was built in 1970, has floor heating applications with copper pipes. Today, in floor heating, the most modern system; A heat-resistant, long-lasting electric heating system is used under the carpet with carbon film technology.