Free Standing Electric Fires

Free standing electric fireplaces are great for people who want an in-home fireplace but don't have the space or funds to install an inset model. They don't require ventilation, and can be used in any room in the home.

Electric fireplaces do not emit harmful emissions unlike solid fuels and gas fireplaces. This lets them save money and energy.

Easy to install

Free standing electric fires are an excellent alternative for those looking to get the appearance of a fireplace but without needing to install the chimney or flue. They can be moved from room to room and can be mounted against any wall. They are great for those living in apartments, or those with smaller budgets for home renovations. They are also available in a variety of styles, from traditional to modern, and can be customized with log or coal-effect fuel beds.

Electric fires are simple to install since they do not require chimneys or flues and can be connected directly into a standard power socket. Electric fires also come 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 because they don't release harmful fumes or gases.

There are many types of Truflame electric fire fireplaces. These include wall mounted and inset models. Consider the size of your space and the amount of heat you want to determine which one is best for you. Choose a style that is compatible with your interior. You can find models with built-in entertainment systems, so your fireplace will be the focal point of your living space.

Review the installation instructions of the manufacturer before purchasing an electric fireplace to ensure a proper installation. The manual should provide all the details you require regarding the dimensions as well as the installation process. If you're not a handyman, you may want to engage a professional. This will ensure that the fire is installed properly and safely.

Electric fires are simple to set up, despite safety concerns. They don't need a chimney or a flue. They can be hung on the wall like a painting or flat electric fireplace-screen TV, and mounting brackets are usually included in the package. They are also easily moved if you want to decorate or move. To avoid slipping hazards it is a good idea to mount the fire near the power outlet. It is also important to evaluate the insulation of your room and choose a fireplace with the right watt rating for your space.

Easy to move

If you're looking for an electric fireplace that's simple to move, consider an open-air model from a trusted brand. There are a variety of models accessible online and some have remote control compatibility. Some even have 3D flame effects as well as real-life flame displays.

They are smaller than traditional wood-burning fire places and can be installed in a variety of ways. Some feature flat wall mounts while others include a mantel and are set on the floor as a traditional fireplace.

Renters can also bring them with them when they move into a new home. They are also more energy-efficient than gas or wood fireplaces. They can convert up to 99% of the energy into heat. These fireplaces are a great alternative for those who can't build a chimney, or aren't able to because of burn restrictions.

Electric fireplaces do not emit harmful fumes or produce smoke. This makes it safe to use in any space even where you are in a smoke control area. It doesn't require the maintenance required for a real fire, such as cutting and storing the wood or cleaning the chimney.

Electric fireplaces are fantastic because they can be used all year long regardless of winter or summer. You can also put an electronic television over it without risking damage. But, make sure to keep the heater a reasonable distance away from any combustibles within the room.

A few of the top free-standing electric fires come from brands such as Be Modern and Dimplex, which provide top-quality products at a reasonable price. They also come with financing, which makes them a great option for those looking to add a new source of warmth to their home.

Be sure to read the specifications prior to purchasing an electric fireplace. The instructions of the manufacturer should state the number of plugs that are required, the maximum power output and if it can run on two voltages. You can use a hole-finding device to determine the kind of wall you'll be installing it on.

Easy to maintain

If you want to enjoy the aesthetic of a fireplace but you aren't able for an actual gas or solid fuel fire due to a lack of space, chimney space or expense then an electric freestanding electric fireplace stove fireplace is the best choice. Contrary to traditional wood burning fires that produce smoke, fumes and ash that must travel up a flue, an electric fire doesn't emit any harmful gasses. The flame remains warm however, the heat is absorbed by the room, not lost to the chimney. This makes electric fires more efficient than solid fuel and gas counterparts.

Electric fires don't release any fumes and therefore a flue doesn't have to be installed. They can be used in any type of building. This means, however that any heat that isn't that is absorbed by the space will be lost through the vent. However electric fires are as close as it gets to the traditional solid fuel or gas fire in terms of efficiency.

Electric fireplaces are also much easier to maintain than traditional fireplaces. Electric fires do not require dirty wood logs or ash. A simple dusting using a dampened cloth keeps them looking nice and operating exactly as they should.

You might also need to clean your fireplace's glass display from time to time. Using a damp cloth or towel (lint-free) and a little warm soapy water, gently wipe the glass's surface to remove any streaks of smudges. Avoid using cleaning products that contain abrasives, as they may harm the finish.

Sometimes, your electric fire might require having its air intakes cleaned. They can become soiled and impact your fire's performance. To reach the air inlets on your fire, you must remove the trim (held by magnets or a simple removal) and gently vacuum the interior using the nozzle of your vacuum.

It is important to always follow the safety guidelines provided by the manufacturer prior to performing any maintenance on your electric freestanding fire. Consult the manual of your electric fireplace or, if you cannot find it, contact an engineer who is a professional for assistance.

Easy to clean

Electric fires require little maintenance but they still require some basic cleaning from time to time. In contrast to traditional gas or wood log fires, they do not have grates to clean and ash that needs scooping, but it is important to keep them clean to ensure your fireplace looks its best and is functioning properly.

Start with a dry microfibre towel and gently rub it over the interior of your fireplace, taking out any dust that has built up. Be sure that your fireplace is fully cooled down prior to cleaning. This will stop damage or electrical shorts from happening.

Making sure that all electrical components are working correctly and not showing any indications of wear and tear is an ideal idea at this point. If you notice any frayed or damaged wires, then it's a good idea to call an electrician to replace them.

Then, you should take a look at the air inlets on your fireplace. If they have become dusty and dirty, you may have to take off some of the trim along the sides of your fireplace to access them and clean them with a lint-free cloth or the nozzle of the vacuum cleaner.

Once you have removed any dust from the air intakes, it's recommended to use an absorbent cloth or the nozzle of your vacuum cleaner to wash any remaining dust off the ember bed as well as the heater. Be cautious not to damage any of the LED strips or halogen bulbs used for the flame effect and it's an excellent idea to examine the bulbs for signs of wear or damage.

After you're done you can plug in your fire again and turn it on. You can then relax and enjoy the realistic log or coal-effect fuel bed and an amazing flame effect from the couch. If you have a remote control for your free standing electric fire, it's also easier to use and can be controlled from any place in your home with the touch of the button.