Electric Wall Mount Fireplace
Many people think of electric fireplaces as built-in units that are installed inside a fireplace cutout. A wall-mounted model such as this R.W.FLAME unit is also suitable.
It's a bit of work as you'll need to construct a frame and complete the bump out, but it's still a DIY-friendly project. A professional electrician should complete the electrical hookup.
Modern Design
A wall-mounted electric fireplace is the most effective way to create a contemporary ambience and increase the visual appeal. With a variety of options that include fully recessed, partially recessed or even non-recessed models with fan-powered heat that can be turned on or off according to the desired setting They look like a piece of artwork and create stunning ambiance year-round in any room where they are placed.
Electric hearths are the perfect solution for a lot of homeowners who want a sleek, modern style for their home. Kuefler says this is due to the fact that electric fireplaces don't require a gas line, chimney or venting during installation, and they also require less space for remodeling and construction.
Many models also come with real-looking LED fires and an ember bed that looks surprisingly real. wall fitted electric fires come with attractive options and accessories, which can give your commercial or home space a custom, personalised appearance.
For instance, the SimpliFire Scion Trinity is available in bay, corner or single-sided models, and features a clean and simple frame, with the option to add floating mantels for more depth and dimension to any room. The unit is equipped with a clear crystal and driftwood log set that comes with various flame colors and ember bed options to create an appealing ambiance that is perfect for any style of interior design from contemporary to traditional.
For homeowners looking to add a sophisticated touch to their spacious, large living room the AL45CLX2-G is the ideal choice. The model is available in a wide range of options for surrounds that include brushed stainless steel flat white metal, matte black metal, in addition to three different ember bed options and four color settings. The model can be hung directly on the wall or placed in the form of a 2x4 for a custom fit and includes an remote.
The Allusion Platinum is an elegant modern and contemporary choice that can be mounted in a recessed or flush mounting. The fireplace is available in 50-inch, 55-inch and 78-inch fireplace widths. It also comes with DigitalSpark technology that allows for complete customization of fire backdrops and flame effect. It comes in a range of ambiances, and comes with an option of a Wescott Mantel Kit for added depth and style. This model can be used all year, with or without heating included. It can be installed in a recessed design or flush by professionals.
Illusions Optical
Electric fireplaces give the appearance of fire using projected light. They're more realistic than wood or gas hearths. They don't produce smoke or odors and can be safely installed over televisions or artworks without the need for additional venting.
With numerous mounting options The Allusion is an excellent choice for a low-cost, yet elegant, electric linear fireplace. Its sleek profile and minimal frame make it one of the most flexible electric fireplaces available, according to Kuefler. It can be partially or fully recessed into 2x6 framed wall studs and comes with clear crystal ember bed media that can be transformed into a driftwood log set for a more authentic appearance.
The fully recessed built in electric linear fireplace is an upcoming alternative. It is able to slide into an opening that's been framed and polished to create a seamless design. This type of fireplace is ideal for those who want modern design and for multi-family homes where it's impossible to install a traditional gas or wood fireplace. Its recessed design allows for an increased viewing area and also more flexibility in the finishing materials, according to Leggett.
The Ignis Royal series of CE Certified electric linear fireplaces have three heating options and can be controlled remotely from any smart device. They also have an automatic timer that allows for the fireplace to be shut off at predetermined intervals between thirty minutes and seven and one-half hours.
Safety
Electric fireplaces are a safe alternative to traditional wood and gas-burning fireplaces, without chimneys to maintain or creosote build-up. Electric fireplaces are also free of harmful toxins and smoke making them a good choice for homes that have children or pets. If you're looking for an easy method of heating your home or are looking to add a stylish design element that is sure to impress guests and your friends, these versatile heating solutions are becoming a more popular choice. With so many options it can be a challenge to choose which fireplace is best for you.
Find Electric wall mount fireplaces with overheat protection inbuilt. This will shut down the fireplace in the event that it gets too hot. Certain models also come with an exterior that is cool to the touch which is essential for families with children. You'll want to make sure that the model is mounted at least four to five feet above the ground to avoid it being smashed down.
The amount of heating you require for your home is another factor to take into consideration. Certain electric fireplaces come with two heat settings, whereas others offer up to six. If you're looking for a fireplace with the most options, think about selecting an adjustable flame and temperature setting that allows you to alter your experience to suit the time of year or mood.
When you are choosing the best Electric wall-mounted fireplace, be sure to measure the space first. Certain models can be mounted on the wall, similar to flat screen TVs while others are designed to be completely or partially integrated into the wall for an elegant and polished appearance. If you plan to install an entirely recessed model make sure you hire an electrician to ensure that the cutout is placed and aligned.
Most importantly, always follow the manufacturer's directions when using an Electric wall mount fireplace. Make sure to keep it away from water or other liquids and don't use it near flammable materials, paints or chemicals. Finally, never leave an electric fireplace unattended, or use it when you are sleeping or eating.
Easy Installation
Electric wall-mounted fireplaces can be installed in a construction project or a renovation. They don't require gas lines or a venting system. They can be put up in your living space without any effort and look stunning with or without heating. Their heaters powered by fans are incredibly efficient.
First, decide where you would like to place the electric fireplace. If you're building the wall from scratch or changing an existing one, it's a good idea to mark your desired location by cutting out a cardboard model of the fireplace before starting any work. You'll need to decide if you'd like to put in the fireplace in a partially or fully recessed manner.
Most electric fires are designed to be installed in a wall, whether as a built-in or a built-in electric fireplace insert. This kind of installation requires a hole to be cut into the wall to accommodate the dimensions and shape of the fireplace. If you are planning to install a built-in fireplace we recommend that you hire a professional electrician to connect it to the electric network in your home.
Installing your electric fireplace is easy once you've determined the place it will be placed. Many models have a template you can use to mark the location of mounting brackets on your wall. If your fireplace isn't equipped with a template, use a spirit level and pencil to draw an equilateral line on the wall where you will have to drill holes for the brackets.
After marking the location after marking the location, measure and cut pieces to fit the opening. If you're planning to convert an existing fireplace, you will need to patch the wall before installing the drywall. You can also build an individual mantel and hearth to replace an existing wood frame.
If you're using a built-in electric fireplace it will have slots or hooks on the back of the unit that will connect to the hooks or slots on your mounting brackets. Some models have an electrical power cable that you will need to run through the wall, and then plug into an outlet. If you don't wish to move the plug socket, think about the possibility of tackable or painted power cord covers for an elegant appearance.