Wall Mount Electric Fireplaces

Wall-mounted electric fireplaces create a warm, welcoming space to your home without the hassle of ash, chimney cleaning or purchasing stacking, transporting, and storing coal or firewood. They also provide a safe alternative to conventional fireplaces, and do not obstruct floor space or cause injury to people when they move around the room.

Size

A wall-mounted electric fireplace is an elegant option if desire the look and feel of a fireplace, but don't have enough room for a hearth and chimney. They free up floor space by mounting on a flat surface and plug into an electrical outlet to allow for year-round use. The majority of models come with a remote control for easy switching between on and off. Some models also come with decorative flames and embers that's surprisingly real. These models come in various sizes and designs.

The majority of electric fire for media wall (visite site) fireplaces mounted on walls are compact. However, you can find large linear options that span the length of the wall. These are great for rooms with low ceilings and can provide a warm focal point that doesn't take up the entire space.

Electric fireplaces can also be mounted on flat walls, much as a wood fire. These units are available in a variety of frame colors that range from black to mirror glass and stainless steel. Choose a frame color that coordinates with your wall or existing furniture. Some models include flat-screen televisions to make them an all-in-one entertainment system.

Many people choose to mount their TV above their electric fireplace. This is a great idea however, be aware of the requirements for clearance between the TV and electric fireplace. According to the majority of clearance guidelines, all combustibles need to be kept at least three feet from the fireplace.

Some of these models can be recessed into walls to create a custom-fit. This type of fireplace might not be as efficient in producing heat as the straight-front wall mounted model however it is perfect for a custom-designed installation. You can also find wall-mount electric fireplaces that are designed to be mounted against the ceiling. These units are ideal for commercial settings like restaurants or hotel lobbies.

Many of these models have different settings for heat output that you can alter according to the season. Certain models can be turned off to use all year long without losing the appealing flame effect. Some models also have a non-heat setting which only warms the area surrounding it to provide additional comfort. These features are ideal for homes with children or pets since the fireplace doesn't produce any heat, and is safe to touch.

Flame Effects

Electric fireplaces usually have different flame effects designed to resemble real fire. These features are usually paired with an LED backdrop to create a realistic appearance that is easy to blend in with different styles of interior décor. Many models also allow you to change the intensity and color of the flame to suit your mood or the overall atmosphere of the room.

Another option for flame effects is to use a chemical effect that mimics the behavior of a natural gas flame. These units use the use of a chemical liquid that is heated within the unit to produce fire. These units are messy and require a lot of maintenance.

Plasma blaze effects are an alternative to chemical flames. They are composed of tiny particles that glow and flicker, simulating the appearance of the real flame. The problem with this type of flame simulation is that it could appear too fake and could not be as visually appealing as other options.

There are wall-mounted electric fireplaces that have real log sets and holographic flame projection that create a lifelike appearance. These units typically have the appearance of rust or wood that is a good match for traditional interior design. They can also be installed in a recess for a more customized appearance that can be incorporated into various wall designs.

The size of your space and your personal taste will determine the model you select. You should select a larger model for larger spaces to ensure it fills the space without making it appear empty. A compact or mini model is more suitable for smaller spaces. You can also find an array of frames and surrounds for these electric fireplaces that will suit your home design. Ambiance AL45CLX2-G's wall fireplace comes in various finishes, including stainless steel, black metal and standard black glass. It can be mounted on most 2x4 walls.

Ventilation

Wall-mounted electric fireplaces can provide a lot of style and functionality without the hassle of installing a real fireplace. You don't need to hire an electrician, you don't require a chimney, and you don't need to worry about running gas lines through your home. However there are some things to consider when selecting a wall mounted electric fireplace.

The venting system is one of the biggest differences between wall-mounted fireplaces as well as freestanding ones. Most wall-mounted units don't have a vent at the back. This is because the majority of the heat escapes from the top of the fireplace. If the fireplace doesn't have sufficient venting, it could result in a fire hazard. It is essential to look up reviews prior to purchasing the unit.

Flame effects are a major difference between wall mounted and freestanding fireplaces. While freestanding fireplaces are equipped with LED screens and rotisserie lights, wall-mounted models use mist or other advanced technology to simulate flames and smoke. Dimplex for instance, has a line of fireplaces that utilize ultrasonics to create the illusion of fire.

Certain wall-mounted electric fireplaces can be partially recessed into the wall, and this permits them to be put in inside tight spaces where a traditional fireplace would not be able to be able to fit. This allows them to blend with various styles of interiors.

Some wall-mounted electric fire places have multi-view, while others are front-view only. They tend to be a bit larger than the single-view versions and allow you to see the flames from several sides of the room.

Installation

Wall mount electric fireplaces on wall, like the name implies, are intended to be mounted on the wall. They are usually mounted using brackets. The process of installation varies among models, but it is generally simple. Some are attached to the wall and screwed in some may require you to construct a frame around them before installing them on the wall. In either case, you should be sure to follow the directions included with the fire. Be sure that the framed opening size is correct and that you position the unit in line with any safety guidelines.

The first thing to do is locate a spot that will work for your fireplace. Consider the style of the room as well as any existing furniture. You should also check whether the location is close enough to a power source, or if you are willing to have an electrical contractor move a plug socket (if one already exists) for you.

Once you've found a good place to position the fireplace, prepare the space by clearing it, removing any existing furniture and preparing the wall. This could include removing any wallpaper or decorations, as well finding and marking any studs you can with the help of a Studfinder.

The brackets for most electric fireplaces mounted on walls come with a template for drilling holes. You can use this template to mark the position on the wall where they'll be mounted. Once you've marked the positions then drill the holes and install the rawl plugs. As a general rule, you'll need to ensure the heater - which is at the front of the fireplace and generates heat - is at a minimum of 400mm away from any combustible material, such as fabrics.

After drilling the holes, you'll need to attach the bracket for mounting. The model you choose will determine the mounting bracket. some of these will require that you attach the firebox onto the bracket, while other will instruct you to mount the entire fireplace on the bracket prior to installing the screen. In either case, it's important to follow the installation guidelines precisely to ensure that you don't damage your new appliance. Connect the fireplace to test it.