Wall Mounted Electric Fires

There are two primary types of wall mounted electric fires that are flush (or recessed) or freestanding. Flush mount electric fireplaces have an elegant and built-in appearance, but they require more time, work and expense to set up.

Installing a wall-mounted electric fireplace is a fairly straightforward job with the right tools. Depending on the model you pick you'll need to attach either the bracket or hanging screws to the wall.

Ultra Slim

Many homeowners want to enjoy the warm, inviting appearance of a fireplace without the hassle and cost of installing traditional chimneys and fireboxes. Electric wall-mounted fireplaces are an excellent option. They are slim and easy to install, with many options for setting. Certain models also provide an additional source of heat for rooms that are up to 400 square feet and some models even come with the option of a remote control.

It is recommended to visit a showroom specializing in electric fireplaces to choose the right one for your home. Elegant Fireplaces & Interiors, located in the GTA, carries a variety of electric fireplaces and has a staff that can help you select the best one for your home. Visit their website to browse their photo gallery or contact them to set up an appointment.

While most electric fireplaces and fires require to be installed into the wall, this model from Touchstone can be hanged on the wall with a mounting bracket. This slim, elegant model features an arched firebox with LED Flames in seven different colors. The flame effect appears real, and the remote control includes various functions, including several temperature settings as well as five flame brightness levels.

Another advantage of this device is that it can be used all year round. You can use it in the summer with just the flame setting, and in winter, with the heat settings. The flame's brightness and color can be adjusted to suit your mood.

This fireplace is one the slimmest options available. It can be put on the wall or even recessed into it. It is made of metal and tempered glass, and is sleek and modern design that would look great in any home. The remote control offers several options and includes an automatic timer that will turn the fire off after 10 hours.

The fire is easy to install, and has a plug-in wire connection. The fire is also equipped with a safety feature which will shut it off when it gets too hot. This feature ensures that your family and pets are safe when using this fireplace.

Easy to Install

You can create the appearance of a fireplace electric wall within your home with electric fireplaces that are wall-mounted without having to make any structural modifications. The good news is that they're easy to fit yourself too provided you have the right tools in your arsenal, such as a spirit level and a stud finder (you can get both from us at Direct Fireplaces). Our customer service team estimates that you can take out the new electric fireplace and hang it in just a few minutes!

Before you begin It's important to checking that the spot you have chosen for your fireplace is close enough to a power socket. You will also need to verify that the power cable of your fireplace can reach from the bracket to the socket If it isn't then you might be able to move the plug socket to the opposite side of your room and hide it behind the fireplace if want to create a completely elegant look.

This will help reduce the risk of fire. This includes fabric, wood, paper, and bedding as well. It is also important to ensure that all ventilation vents are free of obstructions to ensure that hot air is expelled.

If you're looking for an electric wall-mounted fire that can be operated using your voice, take a look at this gorgeous Camino model from Flamerite. It comes with a stunning panorama 3D flame presentation and can be controlled with a smartphone app or by your voice due to its built-in compatibility with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant.

If you are planning to install a standard wall-mounted gas fire then you'll need a chimney. It is recommended to use an installer who is Gas Safe registered. You can also fit a flue liner to your existing chimney to increase safety. As with any gas fireplace installation, you should ensure that your chimney is operating correctly before turning it on for the first time.

Requires No Chimney

The wall hung fire-mounted electric fireplaces do not require venting as a traditional gas fireplace, which needs a chimney. This makes them an excellent option for homes with limited space or who do not have the required construction work needed to put in a gas fire. In addition to this the wall-mounted electric fire does not emit any carbon monoxide, and is safe to use in any house.

The heat produced by a wall-mounted fireplace is very directional, and can quickly warm a room up to 400 square feet. It's not enough 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 wall electric will also lower your electric bill and make less of an impact on the environment which makes it a great investment for your home.

It is crucial to take into account the BTU and wattage when choosing a wall-mounted electric fire. This will determine the amount of heat it can provide and whether it is suitable for your space. You should also look for a fireplace that complements the style of your current decor.

If you have the proper tools, installing a wall-mounted electrical fire isn't difficult. Depending on the type of fire you choose it is possible to attach the firebox first to the bracket and then place the screen. The fire may come with everything already attached. You'll also need a power drill and some screws to complete the task. You should seek out an expert in case you don't have these tools.

A gas fireplace that is plugged into the wall is a different option for homes that do not have chimneys. While these are more expensive than wall-mounted electric fires but they do provide the appearance of a real fireplace without the need for a chimney or ventilation. Additionally, gas fires typically operate at a higher temperature than electric fires, meaning they will produce more heat as well. Check with a licensed plumber before installing a gas fire in an opening in the wall.

Low Maintenance

In contrast to traditional fireplaces, electric fireplaces mounted on walls are designed to be away from the way. This allows you to have more space and is safer for your children and pets. This is because they won't be in a position to reach the heater and possibly fall on it.

Another benefit of a wall-mounted electric fireplace is that it is simple to clean. You can clean the glass and the interior with a damp cloth. This is a good idea to avoid the build-up of dust within the fireplace, which could damage the heating element and ember bed.

Always go through the instruction manual that came with your unit before cleaning it. Most manufacturers do not recommend cleaning the internal components of a wall-mounted electric fire, since it could damage the electrical system. To ensure that you are safe, you should use a damp cloth only if it's completely free of lint and has been rinsed.

Another thing to think about about a wall-mounted electric fire is that there aren't any unattractive flues or pipes that need to be concealed. This will make your home appear more elegant and clean. Electric fires will appear as part of the wall hanging fires decor and are a great choice for homeowners who want to create a modern look in their homes.

It's also a great choice for those who are who are moving into a new home, as it can be installed with no major renovations. Depending on the model of fire you select, you may be able to attach it to the wall bracket yourself, or you'll need the help of an expert. It will cost a little more, but it's well worth it if your goal is to have a stunning and low-maintenance fireplace.