Why Choose a Wall Mounted Electric Fire?

Wall-mounted electric fires are a stylish and cost-effective option for supplemental heating. They come in a wide range of finishes and styles to fit any space.

The majority of models come with a variety of options for the flame and ember bed displays and LED lighting effects. Certain models have privacy glass that can be set from transparent to opaque.

Aesthetics

A fireplace mounted on the wall is a great option to add style and character to your home, without the need to maintain a real fire. There are a myriad of models available, and most of them come with a contemporary and modern design that can suit any style of interior. They can be placed in a recess or on the wall to create a seamless appearance. They can be operated without or with heat, making them suitable for all-year-round use.

The Dimplex Sierra linear fireplace is a popular choice. It is available in a variety of sizes to fit any space. The sleek black frame is perfect for capturing the flames and is complemented by a choice of decorative ember bed media packs that include traditional logs, white pebbles, or crystals. The LED display can be utilized without or with heating. Its remote control allows you to alter the settings from anywhere within the room.

The majority of wall mounted electric fire places can generate some heat. This is usually achieved with an area heating system that blows hot air through a heating element. Some wall-mounted electric fireplaces do not produce any heat and only provide visual flame effects. This is better for rooms with combustible material like curtains or carpets.

Some models can be put directly on the wall. Others must be installed into an adapted fireplace insert. This may mean cutting a hole into the wall and installing a new mantel or it could be possible to put the unit inside an existing fireplace insert. This is typically easier to install and requires less expertise.

It's crucial to remember that any electric fire should be installed with ample space and clearance around it, particularly in the event that you plan to install an TV over it. You'll also want to ensure that the mounting location is free of any combustible materials, and that it's secure for pets and children to access.

Energy efficiency

Wall-mounted electric fires are a contemporary alternative to traditional gas fires and feature a sleek design that is perfect for homes with limited floor space. They can produce heat up to 1500 watts and are an excellent addition to central heating, or they can be installed on their own in rooms that are up to 400 square feet. They are also very safe and have a number convenient security features, including an emergency fire stopper with a timer, as well as thermal overload protection.

Electric wall fire-mounted fireplaces are more environmentally friendly than gas fireplaces since they do not produce any emissions or burn wood. The majority of our electric fireplaces come with a remote control that allows you to control the flame's intensity and set various lighting settings for moods. Our most well-known model, R.W.FLAME offers a realistic flame with up to 12 flame colors and five brightness settings. It can be installed either partially or fully recessed and can be mounted on nearly any standard wall stud.

One of the greatest benefits of electric fires is that they're extremely efficient in energy use, which will save you money on electric bills. When you use an electric fire, you just need to pay for Kilowatts it consumes. You can determine the electricity provider you use charges per kilowatt when you look at your bill for electricity or contacting your supplier directly. To determine the cost of running an electrical fire every day, simply multiply the number of kilowatts by the price charged per Kilowatt by the electricity provider you use.

Most electric fireplaces use less than 1500 Watts per hour which is the equivalent of 7675 BTU/h. If you leave the fire on for a period of 10 hours, you'll pay around $2.35 a day on electricity (assuming the heater is turned on). If you turn off the flame and only use it to create an effect of flame and not use it for cooking, the cost of running it is just a few cents per day. With this in mind, we recommend that you use an electric fire with an adjustable thermostat which automatically turns off and on according to your room temperature.

Convenience

You can add more heat to your home by installing a wall-mounted electric fire without needing to cut down on floor space or alter the layout of the room. These fireplaces are simple to connect and then turn on with the push of the button. They are often equipped with a variety of heating settings that can be adjusted according to your requirements. You can also turn off the flame display if prefer to just take in the beauty of the fire.

The contemporary design of this wall-mounted recessed electric fireplace pairs seamlessly with your existing home aesthetic giving you the warmth and ambiance that you want without the stress of maintaining a real fire. It features LED color-changing flames and two temperature settings as well as a non-heat mode for year-round enjoyment. The included remote lets you operate the unit from anywhere within your home.

A wall-mounted Electric Fireplace For The Wall fireplace is perfect for smaller homes that don't have the space to accommodate the traditional wood fireplace because it doesn't need a chimney or mantel. It also comes with a built-in heat shield that stops the glass front from getting too hot and protects the walls from damage or stains.

When choosing a wall-mounted fireplace, pay attention to the wattage and heating capacity of the model. The more powerful the wattage of a heater, the more powerful it will be and the quicker your room will be heated. The power is also a factor in the cost to operate your fireplace as well as the amount of energy it consumes per hour.

You can use a spirit level and pencil to mark the area on the wall where you'll install your electric fire, then using the power drill to make the holes. Most wall-mounted electric fires come with a template that contains all the necessary markings. This will allow you to ensure that you are drilling in the correct spot.

It's important to keep the fire from combustible materials like carpeting, curtains, or furniture to reduce the chance of accidental combustion. Keep children and pets away from the fire to avoid any injuries. Cleaning the area of debris can also ensure that your fire has a continuous supply of air, so it can function effectively and efficiently.

Safety

Wall-mounted electric fireplaces on wall aren't just stylish but also very practical and secure. They don't require a flue and are therefore less fire-proof than traditional chimney fireplaces. A safety screen is generally installed to prevent pets or children from reaching the heater and flames. They are a good choice for families with children who are small because they are mounted at a height of four to five feet.

Electric fires are equipped with an automatic shut-off button along with the safety screen. This is to protect the appliance from overload electrical current and to prevent overheating. You can also buy an electric fireplace with an emergency stop button in case you are worried about the dangers of fire.

Follow the directions given by the manufacturer for the installation and use of the fireplace to ensure the safety of you and your family. If you can, locate an area for the fireplace that is not too close to drapes or furniture. The fireplace should be placed at least 4 to 5 feet off the ground.

If you decide to install a fireplace that is wall-mounted, make sure it's suitable for your home. If the fire isn't rated for the power supply in your home, it may overheat and pose a risk. Look for a fire that has features that match the decor of your room.

A ready-to-assemble kit is the easiest method of installing an electric wall-mounted fire. This will come with a template, which shows you where to drill the holes. You can mark your walls with a spirit-level, a pencil and the template. Then, you'll have to drill holes and install rawls. This is a straightforward job that should take no longer than a half-hour.

Another option is to hire a professional to install your fireplace. It will cost more, but you will get an elegant fireplace that looks professional and works perfectly. You should always make use of a licensed electrician when installing any electrical appliance in your home.