Wall Mounted Electric Fires There are two types of wall mounted electric fireplaces that are flush (or recessed) or freestanding. The flush mount electric fireplaces offer a more finished, built-in look but require more time, effort and expense to set up. Installing a wall-mounted electric fire is easy if you have the correct tools. Depending on the model you select you'll require a bracket or hanging screws to the wall. Ultra Slim Many homeowners want the warm, inviting appearance of a fireplace but do not want to go through the hassle or expense of installing a traditional firebox and chimney. Electric wall mounted fireplaces are an excellent option. They are slim and easy to install, and have a range of options. Some models can also provide supplemental heat for rooms that are up 400 square feet, and some even include the option of a remote control. The best method to find the ideal electric fireplace for your home is to go to a showroom that specializes in these kinds of products. Modern Fireplaces & Interiors, located in the GTA has a wide selection of electric fire places and has a team that can help you choose the most suitable one for your home. You can visit their website to view their gallery of photos or call them to make an appointment. This model comes from Touchstone is an electric fireplace that can be mounted to the wall. The majority of electric fireplaces are built into the wall. This slim, elegant unit features an arched firebox with LED Flames that come in seven colors. The flame effect appears realistic and the remote control comes with various functions, including several heat settings and 5 flame brightness levels. Another great thing about this unit is that it can be used all year long. You can use it in summer by using the flame setting, and in winter, you can use the heat settings. The brightness and color of the flame can be altered to suit your mood. This fireplace is one the slimmest that is available. It can be put on the wall or even recessed into it. It is made of metal and tempered glass and has a sleek, modern design that would look great in any home. The remote control includes an alarm clock and a variety of options. This fire is easy to set up and comes with a simple plug-in wire connection. It also comes with an safety feature that shuts off the flame if it overheats. This feature ensures that your family, including pets, are safe when using the fireplace. Easy to Install With wall-mounted electric fireplaces, you can have the appearance of a real fireplace in your home, without needing to make any structural changes. They are easy to install yourself, provided you have the appropriate tools. For example a spirit level or stud finder. Both are available at Direct Fireplaces. Our customer service team estimates that you can take out your new electric fire and then hang it in just a few minutes! Before you start However, it's worth making sure that the location you've selected for your fireplace is close enough to a power outlet. Check whether the power cable of the fireplace can reach the socket via the bracket. If it isn't, you can move the plug socket on the other side of the room and conceal it behind the fireplace to achieve a sleek finish. It is also important to ensure that any combustible materials are kept at least three feet from the electric fire as this reduces the chance of fire. This includes paper, wood and fabric and furniture, curtains and bedding. You'll also want to make sure that all vents for ventilation are clear of obstructions, so that hot air is released. If you're seeking an electric fireplace that is wall-mounted and can be controlled by your voice, look at this beautiful Camino model from Flamerite. It has a stunning panoramic 3D flame presentation and can be controlled with apps for smartphones or your voice thanks to its built-in compatibility with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. If you're planning to fit a standard gas wall-mounted stove, the usual advice applies that you'll require an chimney, and you should only ever use an Gas Safe registered installer. To increase safety, you can also add a flue lining to your existing fireplace. As with any gas fireplace installation, it is important to ensure that your chimney is operating correctly before turning it up for the first time. Requires No Chimney In contrast to a traditional gas fireplace that requires venting and a chimney, wall mounted electric fireplaces do not need to be vented. This makes them a great option for homes with a small space or don't have the construction work required to put in a gas fire. Additionally, a wall mounted electric fire doesn't produce any carbon monoxide, and is safe for use in any house. The heat that an electric fireplace mounted on the wall is very specific and can quickly warm a room up to 400 square feet. It's not enough heat to be used as the sole source of heating, but it can make your living space more comfortable and add supplemental warmth. Using an electric fireplace will also lower your electric bill and have less impact on the environment, making it a good investment for your home. It is essential to take into consideration the BTU and wattage before deciding on an electric wall-mounted fire. This will determine the amount of heat it can produce and whether it is appropriate for the space. You should also search for a fire that is compatible with the decor of your home. Installing a wall-mounted electric fireplace is a fairly simple job with the proper tools. Based on the kind of fire you've selected, you may have to attach the firebox on the wall bracket first and then insert the screen, or the fire could come with everything already attached to the wall bracket. To do this you'll also require a drill and screws. If you don't have these tools, it's best to hire a professional. Another option for a home without a chimney is a hole in the wall for a gas fire. They are more expensive than wall-mounted electric fireplaces however, they provide the appearance of a real fire, without the necessity for a chimney or ventilation. Gas fires also produce more heat as they burn at higher temperatures than electric fires. Make sure you consult a licensed plumber prior to installing a gas fireplace in the wall through a hole. Low Maintenance The wall-mounted electric fireplaces are constructed to ensure that they don't interfere with the other rooms in your home. This means you can have more space and is safer for children and pets. This is because they will not be in a position to reach the heater, and could fall on it. A wall-mounted electric fireplace is also easy to clean. You can clean the inside with a damp cloth. This is a good idea to prevent any build-up of dust inside the fireplace, which can damage the heating element and ember bed. However, you should always check the manual that comes with the fire before attempting to clean the appliance. Most manufacturers do not recommend cleaning the internal components of a wall mounted electric fire, as it can damage the electrical system. In order to make sure that you are protected, you should use a damp cloth only if completely lint-free and has been rinsed. Another thing to think about is that a wall-mounted fire doesn't have ugly pipes and flues to hide. This will make your home look much cleaner and stylish. The electric fire will look like it's a part of the wall decoration and is a great choice for homeowners who want to achieve modern look and feel to their home. It's also a great choice for those who are moving into a new home since it can be put in without major changes. Based on the type of fire you pick, you may be able to fit it to the wall bracket yourself or you will need to hire a professional. It'll cost a bit more, but it's well worth it if your goal is to have a beautiful and low-maintenance fireplace.
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