Wall Mounted Electric Fires

There are two types of wall mounted electric fireplaces: flush mount (or recessed) and freestanding. The flush mount electric fireplaces appear more finished and built-in, however they require more work, time and money to put in.

Installing a wall-mounted electric fireplace is an easy task with the proper tools. Depending on which model you pick you'll require the bracket or hanging screws to the wall fireplace heater.

Ultra Slim

Many homeowners want the warm, inviting appearance of a fireplace, but do not want to deal with the hassle or expense of installing a traditional fireplace and chimney. A wall-mounted electric fireplace is the perfect solution. They are slim and easy to install, with many options for setting. Some models can also provide supplemental heat for rooms that are up 400 square feet, and some models even come with the option of a remote control.

It is best to visit a showroom specializing in electric fireplaces to choose the perfect one for your home. Elegant Fireplaces & Interiors in the GTA carries a wide variety of electric fireplaces and an experienced design team that can assist you in selecting the ideal one for your home. Visit their website to view their photo gallery or call to make an appointment.

This model is from Touchstone is a wall-mounted electric fireplace. Most electric fireplaces are built into walls. This slim, elegant model features an arched firebox with LED Flames in seven different colors. The flame effect looks realistic, and the remote control has several functions, including multiple heat settings and 5 flame brightness levels.

This device can be used all year. It can be used in summer with the flame setting, and in the winter using the heating settings. You can also adjust the flame's color and brightness to match your mood.

This fireplace is one of the slimmest available and is designed to be recessed into the wall but it can also be hung on the wall. It is made of metal and tempered glass, and has a sleek, modern style that looks great in any home. The remote control has an alarm clock and a variety of options.

The fire is easy to install, with an integrated wire connection. It also comes with a safety function that will shut it off when it gets too hot. This feature will ensure that your pets and family are safe when using this fireplace.

Easy to Install

With wall-mounted electric fires, you can enjoy the look of a real fireplace in your home without having to make any structural changes. They are easy to install yourself, as long as you have the right tools. For instance, a spirit level or stud finder. You can buy both at Direct Fireplaces. In fact our customer service team thinks you can unpack and hang your new electric fireplace in less than an hour!

Before you begin It's important to checking that the spot you've selected for your fireplace is located close enough to a power outlet. You will also need to verify that the power cable of your fireplace is able to connect from the bracket to this socket - if it can't then you might be able to move the plug socket to the other side of your room and hide it behind the fireplace if you desire a sleek finish.

You'll also want to ensure that any combustible items are kept at least three feet away from the electric fire, as this helps to reduce the chance of fire. This includes paper, wood and even fabric as well as furniture, curtains and bedding. Lastly, you'll want to ensure that all ventilation vents are clear so that hot air can be blown out of the room.

If you're looking for an electric wall-mounted fire that can be operated using your voice, look at this stunning Camino model from Flamerite. It has stunning 3D flame displays and can be controlled by apps for smartphones or your voice.

If you're planning to install a standard gas wall-mounted fire it is recommended to follow the standard advice - you will need an chimney, and you should only ever use an Gas Safe registered installer. To increase safety, you can include a flue lining your fireplace. Then, as with any gas fire installation it's a good idea check that your chimney is operating correctly before you turn it on for the first time.

Requires No Chimney

The wall mount electric fireplaces mounted electric fireplaces don't require venting as gas fireplaces of the past, which needs chimneys. This makes them an excellent option for homes with limited space or who don't have the building work to put in a gas fire. Additionally, a wall mounted electric fire does not emit any carbon monoxide, and is safe for use in any house.

The heat generated by a wall-mounted fireplace is directional, and can quickly warm a room of up to 400 square foot. This is not enough heat to be used as a primary source of heating but it can make your living area more comfortable and add supplemental warmth. Electric fireplaces can also reduce your electricity costs and will have less impact on the environment, making it a good 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 level of heat that it can offer and whether it's appropriate for your space. Look for an appliance that is in line with the decor of your home.

If you have the right tools to install a wall-mounted electrical fire isn't difficult. Depending on the type of fire that you have chosen, you may need to connect the firebox on the wall bracket first and then attach the screen, or the fire might come with everything already connected to the wall bracket. You'll also need a power drill as well as screws for the job. If you do not have these, then it's a good idea to hire an expert.

A hole-in-the wall gas fire is another alternative for homes with no chimneys. They're more expensive than wall-mounted electric fireplaces, however, they provide the appearance of a real fire, without the need for ventilation or a chimney. In addition, gas fires generally have a higher heat output than electric fires, which means they produce more heat as well. If you're thinking of creating a hole for a gas fireplace in your wall, make sure to speak with an experienced plumber to ensure that the installation has been done correctly.

Low Maintenance

As opposed to traditional fireplaces electric fireplaces that are mounted on walls are designed to stay away from the way. This allows for more space in your home and it also means it is safer for pets and children. This is because they will not be able to reach the heater and possibly fall on it.

Another benefit of a wall-mounted electric flame is that it is easy to clean. You can clean the interior with a damp cloth. This is a good way to avoid any build-up of dust inside the fireplace, which can damage the heating element and ember bed.

You should always read the manual that was included with your unit prior to cleaning it. The majority of manufacturers do not recommend cleaning the interior components of a wall-mounted electric fire, as it could damage the electrical system. In order to make sure that you are safe using a damp cloth only if it is completely free of lint and has been cleaned.

The other thing to consider regarding a wall-mounted electric fireplace is that there aren't unattractive flues or pipes that need to be concealed. This will make your home appear more elegant and clean. The electric fire will look like it's part of the wall decoration and is an ideal choice for homeowners who want to achieve modern look and feel to their home.

It's also a great option for those who are moving into a brand new home, as it can be installed with no major renovations. You could be able to install the fire yourself, or you may require the help of a professional. It will cost a little more, but it's definitely worth it if you're looking to have a stunning and low-maintenance fireplace.