Free Standing Electric Fires

Free standing electric fires are ideal for those who want a fireplace in their home but do not have the space or money to put in an inset model. They don't require ventilation and can be installed in any room in the home.

Unlike solid fuel or gas fires, electric fireplaces do not produce harmful emissions. This means they can save energy and money.

Easy to install

Free standing electric fires are an excellent solution for those who want the look of a fireplace, but without having to install a chimney or flue. They are able to be moved from room to room and can be positioned against any wall. They are great for those who live in apartments or those with smaller budgets for home improvements. They are also available in a wide range of styles, ranging from traditional to modern and can be customised with coal or log-effect fuel beds.

Electric fires are simple to set up since they do not require chimneys or flues and can be connected directly into the standard power socket. Electric fires can also be fitted with remote controls that let you manage the flame and heat. Electric fires are safe to be used around pets and children in the home since they don't emit harmful gases or fumes.

There are many types of electric fires, such as inset and wall-mounted models. To decide which one is best for you, first take into consideration the size of your room and the type of heat you prefer. Select a style that matches your decor. You can even find models that have built-in entertainment centers, which allows you to transform your fireplace into the center of your room.

Check the instructions of the manufacturer prior to buying an electric fireplace to ensure a proper installation. The manual should include all the required information about the dimensions and installation procedure. If you're not a do-it-yourselfer, you should hire an expert to complete the job. This will ensure that the fire is set correctly and safely.

Aside from the safety concerns, electric fires are easy to install since they don't require chimneys or flue. They can be hung on the wall as a painting or flat-screen TV, and mounting brackets are usually included in the package. They are also easily moved should you want to redecorate or move. It is recommended to put your fire close to an electrical outlet to avoid slipping dangers. It is also important to evaluate the insulation of your room and choose a fire with the appropriate kW rating for your space.

Easy to move

If you're seeking an electric fireplace that is easy to move, consider a freestanding electric fires model from a trusted brand. There's a vast selection of models online and a lot of them come with remote control compatibility. Some models feature realistic flame displays and 3D flame effects.

They are smaller than traditional wood-burning fireplace places and can be installed in different ways. Some are mounted flat on the wall, while others are fitted with a mantel or can be placed on the floor.

They're also great for renters who wish to take them with them when they move into a new home. In addition they're cheaper than gas or wood-burning fireplaces, as they convert up to 100 percent of their energy into heat. They're a great option for those who aren't able to install a traditional chimney or aren't permitted to due to burning restrictions.

As opposed to a fireplace the electric fireplace does not produce harmful smoke or fumes. It is safe to use it in any room, regardless of whether your home is equipped with a smoke control. It also doesn't need the maintenance of a fire, such as cutting and storing wood or cleaning the chimney.

Electric fireplaces are fantastic because you can use them all year long regardless of whether it is winter or summer. You can place a television over it without fear of damage. It is recommended to keep the heater away from any burning combustibles.

A few of the top free-standing electric fires are made by brands like Be Modern and Dimplex, which offer superior quality at an affordable price. These electric fires are available with financing and are a great option for anyone looking to add a little extra warmth to their home.

Check the specifications before purchasing an electric fireplace. The manufacturer's instructions should indicate the number of plugs that are required, the maximum power output and if it can run on dual voltage. You can use a hole-finding device to determine what type of wall you will be installing it on.

Easy to maintain

Electric freestanding fires are perfect when you want the look of a fireplace but can't afford a gas or solid fuel fire due to space or price. Electric fires do not emit harmful gases, unlike real wood burning fireplaces, which produce fumes and smoke, which require a chimney to travel up. The flame remains warm however the heat is absorbed into your home instead of being lost to the chimney. Electric fires are more efficient than gas or solid fuel counterparts.

Electric fires don't release any fumes, so the flue doesn't need to be installed. They can be used in any kind of home. However, this does mean that any heat that's not taken up by the space will go up the vent. Electric fires are just as efficient as traditional solid fuel or natural gas fires.

Electric fires are also far more easy to maintain than real fireplaces. There's no need to deal with messy ash or logs and a simple dusting with a damp towel is all you need to keep it looking great and performing as it is supposed to.

You may also need to clean the glass display of your fireplace from time to time. Using a damp cloth or towel (lint-free) and some warm soapy water, gently wipe the glass's surface to remove any streaks of smudges. Avoid using abrasive cleaners because they can harm the finish.

The air inlets of your electric fire could require cleaning from time to time. They can become dusty, which can affect the performance of your fire. To get to the air intakes on your fire, take off the trim (held by magnets or a simple removal) and then gently vacuum the inside by using the nozzle on your vacuum.

It is crucial to follow the manufacturer's safety guidelines prior to performing any maintenance on your electric freestanding fireplace. It is recommended to check the instruction manual or, if you are unable to find it, then an engineer with experience should be consulted for assistance.

Easy to clean

Electric fires are easy to maintain, but they do still require some basic cleaning every now and again. Electric fires don't require ash to be scooped or grates to be cleaned, but they need to be kept clean to make sure your fireplace looks and functions correctly.

Begin by wiping the interior of your fireplace with a dry microfibre cloth to remove any dust that might have accumulated. Make sure your fireplace is completely cool down prior to beginning cleaning. This will prevent electrical shorts or damage from happening.

At this point, it is also a great idea to check that all electrical components are in good condition and do not exhibit any signs of wear. If you notice any worn or frayed wires, it's a good idea call an electrician to replace them.

The next step is to examine the air inlets of your fireplace. You may have to remove the decorative trim from the sides of the fireplace to clean them if they are dirty.

After you have removed any dust from the air inlets it's recommended to apply a soft cloth or the nozzle of your vacuum cleaner to remove any remaining dust off the ember bed and heater. You should be careful not to damage any of the LED strips or halogen bulbs used to create the flame effect. It's recommended to inspect the bulbs for signs of wear or damage.

Once you're done, plug the fire back in and turn it on - the rest is simple! Enjoy the realistic logs or coal-effect fuel bed and a beautiful flame effect while relaxing on your sofa. If you have a remote control for your free standing portable electric fire fire, it's even more simple to operate and can be controlled from any place in your home with the click of the button.