Wall Mount Electric Fireplaces

Wall-mounted electric fireplaces provide an inviting, warm atmosphere to your home, without the hassles of cleaning chimneys, ash or purchasing stacking, transporting, and storing coal or firewood. They are more secure than traditional fireplaces, and they do not block the floor or make people fall as they walk.

Size

If you love the appearance of a traditional fireplace, but do not have room for a huge chimney and hearth, a wall-mounted electric fireplace can be a stylish alternative. These fireplaces save floor space because they are mounted on an even surface. They can be used throughout the year by plugging them into an electrical outlet. The majority of models come with a remote control for easy switching between on and off. Some models also come with decorative embers and a flame display that's surprisingly realistic. These models are available in a range of sizes and designs.

The majority of wall insert electric fireplace (Going in Easy Ksubest)-mounted electric fireplaces are compact. However there are plenty of linear options that span the length of the wall. These are great for rooms with low ceilings. They can be used to create a cozy focal feature that doesn't take up lots of space.

Electric fireplaces can also be mounted on flat walls, much like a wood fireplace. These kinds of fireplaces are available in a range of frame colors, ranging from black and contemporary stainless steel to stunning mirror glass. Pick a frame color that matches your wall or existing furniture. Some models include a flat-screen television, making them a complete entertainment system.

Many people prefer this method by putting their TV on top of their fireplace. This is a good idea but be aware of the requirements for clearance between the TV and electric fireplace. According to the majority of clearance guidelines, all combustibles should be kept at least three feet away from the fireplace.

Some of these units are designed to be recessed into the wall to allow for a custom-fit. This type of unit may not produce as much heat as the straight-front wall mounted models, but it is ideal for a custom installation. There are also electric fireplaces that are wall-mounted and mounted against the ceiling. They are perfect for commercial spaces such as restaurant lobbies or hotel lobbies.

Many of these models offer different heat output settings that you can alter in accordance with the season. Some can even be switched off for year-round use without sacrificing the appealing flame effect. Some fireplaces have a no heating setting that only warms the area around it. These types of features are perfect for homes with children and pets, as the fireplace does not generate any heat and is safe to contact.

Flame Effects

Electric fireplaces typically come with different flame effects designed to mimic real fire. These features are often combined together with an LED backdrop to give a realistic appearance that is easy to blend in with different interior design styles. Many models also permit you to alter the color and intensity of the flame according to your mood or the overall atmosphere of the room.

A chemical-based flame effect is a better option. It mimics the behavior and appearance of a natural fire. These units use the use of a chemical liquid which is heated inside the unit to produce fire. These units can be messy and require lots of maintenance.

An alternative to chemical flames is the plasma blaze effect which is composed of tiny particles that flicker and glow to mimic the appearance of an actual fire. This kind of simulated fire can look fake and not so appealing as other options.

There are wall-mounted electric fireplaces that have real log sets and holographic flame projection that create a lifelike appearance. They are typically finished in wood or rust and blend well with traditional designs for interiors. They can be set in a recess to give an individualized appearance that can be incorporated into various wall designs.

Choosing the right model for your space will depend on the dimensions of the space and your personal preferences. You will need to choose the largest model for larger rooms so that it can be able to fill the space but not make it appear empty. If you are installing the fireplace in a smaller area small or compact models is a better choice. These fireplaces can be found in a variety of frames and surrounds that fit your home's decor. The Ambiance AL45CLX2-G electric wall fireplace is available in various styles, including black metal, stainless steel, and the standard black glass. It can be installed on the majority of 2x4 walls.

Ventilation

Electric fireplaces that are mounted on a wall can provide functionality and style without the hassles of installing a fireplace. You don't have to hire an electrical contractor or fret about running gas through your home. However, there are a few things to consider when selecting a wall mounted electric fireplace.

One of the main differences between wall-mounted and freestanding fireplaces is the way they vent. Most wall-mounted units don't have a vent at the back. This is due to the fact that the majority of the heat gets from the top of the fireplace. If the fireplace isn't equipped with enough venting, it could cause a fire risk. This is why it's crucial to read reviews before purchasing the unit.

Flame effects is another big distinction between freestanding and wall hung electric fireplace mounted fireplaces. While freestanding fireplaces typically have LED screens and rotisserie-style lighting wall-mounted fireplaces employ mist and other advanced technology to create the illusion of smoke and flames. Dimplex for instance, has a line of fireplaces that utilize ultrasonics to create the illusion of fire.

Some wall-mounted electric fireplaces can be recessed partially into the wall. This allows them to fit into tight spaces where a traditional fireplace would not. This allows them to blend in with many different interior styles.

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

Installation

As the name implies the wall mount electric fireplaces are designed to be mounted on the wall, typically with a bracket for mounting. The method of installation differs between models, but it is generally straightforward. Some models are attached to the wall using screws, while others require an opening around them. In any case, you must be sure to follow the directions included with the fire. Make sure that the framed opening size is correct and you place the unit according to any safety guidelines.

The first thing to do is to find a place that works for your fireplace. Consider the design of the room as well as any existing furniture. You should also check that the location is near enough to a power source, or if you are willing to let an electrician relocate the plug socket (if one already exists) for you.

Prepare the area once you've decided on a suitable location for the fireplace by clearing the area, taking away furniture and getting the walls ready. This could include the removal of any wallpaper or other decorations in addition to finding and marking any studs with a studfinder.

The brackets that are used for electric fireplaces mounted on walls come with a template that allows you to drill holes. You can use this template to mark the position on the wall where they'll be mounted. Once you have marked the positions on the wall and drilled the holes. Then, you can install the rawl plugs. As a general rule you'll need to make sure that the heater - which is at the front of the fireplace and produces heat - is at a minimum of 400mm away from any combustible substances like fabrics.

Once the holes are drilled, you'll need to mount the bracket. Depending on the model, some will require that you attach the firebox to the bracket, while other will instruct you to mount the entire fireplace onto the bracket prior to fitting the screen. It is important to follow the directions for installation precisely to avoid damaging your new appliance. Connect the fireplace to test it.