Why Choose a Wall Mounted Electric Fire?

Electric wall fires are an affordable and Stylish Multicolour 3D Fireplaces: Wall-Mount Electric LED alternative for supplemental heat. They come in a range of styles and finishes that will complement any room.

Certain models come with LED lighting effects as well as multiple options for the flame display. Certain models have privacy glass that can be changed from opaque to transparent.

Aesthetics

If you're looking to add style and character to your home without the hassle required by a real fireplace, a wall-mounted one could be just what you require. A wide selection of models is available, and a lot of them have a Modern And Elegant 60 Inch Cement Grey Flammé Fireplace and contemporary design that can be adapted to any style of interior. They can be either placed in a recess or on the wall to create a seamless look. They can be operated with or without heat, which makes them suitable for use all year round.

One of the most well-known choices is the Dimplex Sierra linear electric fireplace that comes in various sizes to fit in with every space. The sleek black glass frame captures the flames beautifully and is complemented with a choice of decorative ember bed media packs, including traditional logs, white pebbles or crystals. The LED display can be used either without or with heating. The remote control lets you to alter the settings from any location in the room.

The majority of wall mounted electric fire places produce heat. This is usually achieved through an area heating system that blasts hot air through a heating element. Some wall-mounted electric fireplaces don't produce any heat, but only offer visual flame effects. The latter may be more suitable for rooms where the fireplace could be placed in close proximity to combustible materials such as carpets and curtains.

While some models can be put directly onto the wall, others will have to be inserted to a specially designed fireplace insert. This may mean cutting a hole into the wall and putting in an additional mantel, or it may be possible to install the unit inside a pre-existing fireplace insert. This is usually more straightforward to install and requires less knowledge.

Remember that you should install any electric fire that has ample space and clearance around it, particularly in the event that you intend to install the television over it. It is also important to make sure that the place where you'll mount it is free of any combustible materials, and that it is secure for pets and children to access.

Energy efficiency

Wall-mounted electric fires are a modern alternative to traditional gas fires, and have a sleek style that is ideal for homes with limited floor space. They can use up to 1500 watts of power to generate heat, they are an ideal alternative to your central heating system, or can even be used as a stand-alone unit in rooms up to 400 square feet. They are also extremely safe and come with a variety of useful safety features such as a timer, fire stop and thermal overload protection.

Unlike gas fireplaces, an electric wall-mounted fire doesn't generate emissions or burn wood so it is much more environmentally friendly. Most of our electrical fires have a remote control that allows you to adjust the flame intensity and set various lighting moods. Our most loved model, R.W.FLAME offers a realistic flame with up to twelve flame colors and five brightness settings. It can be mounted partially or fully recessed, and can be mounted on nearly any standard wall stud.

One of the biggest advantages of electric fires is that they are extremely energy efficient, which can save you money on your electric bill. You only pay for the kilowatts used by an electric fire. You can determine how the electricity provider you use charges per kilowatt by checking your bill for electricity or contacting your provider directly. To calculate the cost per day of running an electric fire simply multiply the amount of kilowatts utilized by the price per kilowatt charged by your electricity provider.

Most electric fires will use less than 1500 watts/hour which is roughly 7675 BTU/h of heating. If you leave it on for 10 hours, then you'll pay $2.35 per day for electricity (assuming that the heater is on). However, if you switch off the heater and use it for the flame effect, it will cost a few pennies each day to run. We recommend choosing an electric fireplace that has a thermostat so that it will automatically turn on and off based on the temperature of your space.

Convenience

You can add additional heat to your home by installing an electric wall-mounted fireplace without having to reduce floor space or alter the layout of the room. These fireplaces are simple to plug in and activate at the touch of the button. A majority of them come with a variety of heating settings that can be adjusted to your needs. You can also turn off the flame display if you prefer to just take in the beauty of the fire.

This wall-mounted, recessed electric fireplace is designed to blend seamlessly into your home's aesthetic. It provides the warmth and ambience you desire without the hassle of maintaining a traditional fire. It features LED-lit fires that change color, two heat settings and a no-heat setting for year-round enjoyment. The included remote allows you to control the unit from anywhere within your home.

It is ideal for small homes that don't have the space for traditional wood fireplaces because it does not require a chimney or mantel. It has a built in heat shield to protect the glass front from getting too hot. This also protects the wall from damage or stains.

When choosing a wall-mounted fireplace take note of the energy and heating capacity of the model. The greater the wattage of the heater, the more powerful it is and the faster your space will be heated. The wattage is also a factor in the cost of operating your fireplace and how much energy it uses per hour.

Use a spirit level to mark the wall area that you're planning to put up your electric fireplace. Then you can use an electric drill to make the holes. Most wall-mounted models come with a template that has all the necessary markings for you to follow, so you can make sure you're drilling in a correct spot.

To minimize the risk of accidental fire, it's essential to maintain a safe distance between the fire and any combustible materials such as curtains, carpets or furniture. Keep children and pets away from the flame to avoid any injuries. Keeping the surrounding area clear of debris can also ensure that your fire has a continuous flow of air, ensuring that it can operate properly and efficiently.

Safety

Electric fireplaces that are mounted wall fireplace on the wall are not only attractive, but also practical and safe. They don't require a flue, and are therefore less inflammable than traditional chimney fireplaces. They also usually come with a safety guard to keep pets and children from getting into the flames or heater. This, along with the fact that they are typically mounted four to five feet above the floor, makes them ideal for families with young children.

Electric fires are equipped with an automatic shut-off button along with a safety screen. This protects the appliance from overload electrical current and to prevent overheating. If you're worried about the dangers of a fire, you can also purchase an electrical fireplace with an emergency stop button.

Follow the directions provided by the manufacturer for the installation and use of the fireplace to ensure your safety and that of your family. If you can, set the fireplace away from drapes or furniture. The fireplace should be placed at least 4 to 5 feet off the ground.

Once you have chosen a wall-mounted fire it is important to ensure that the installation is suitable for your home. If the fire isn't rated for the power supply in your home, it may overheat and pose a risk. Find a fire that has features that match the decor of your room.

The most straightforward method to install a wall-mounted electric fire is to purchase a ready-to assemble kit. The kit comes with a template that shows you where to drill holes. With the template as well as a spirit level, a pencil, you will be able to mark the area on the wall where you will be fixing the bracket. You'll then have to drill holes and install the rawl plugs. This is a simple task that should not take more than 30 minutes.

You can also employ an experienced installer to put in your fireplace. This will cost more but is a great choice if you want a professional-looking finish and a fully functional fireplace. When installing electrical appliances in your house you must always employ a certified electrician.