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Wall Mount Electric Fireplaces

Wall mounted electric fireplaces can add an inviting and warm atmosphere to your home without the hassle of ash cleaning the chimney, purchasing stacking, hauling and hauling coal or firewood. They are an alternative to traditional fireplaces, and they aren't a problem for electric fires for homes floors or trip people as they walk.

Size

If you love the appearance of a traditional fireplace, but do not have room for a large hearth and chimney, a wall mount electric fireplace is a chic alternative. These units are a great way to save floor space since they are mounted on flat surfaces. They can be used all year long by plugging them into an electrical outlet. The majority of models come with a remote control that permits simple switch-off and on. 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 fireplaces that are mounted on walls are small, but you can also discover large linear options that stretch across the entire length of a wall. They are ideal for rooms with low ceilings. They can create a cozy focal point that doesn't take up the entire space.

Electric Fires for homes fireplaces can be installed on flat walls, just as a wood fire. They come in a variety of frame colors, ranging from black to mirror glass and stainless steel. Choose a frame that matches your existing furniture or wall. Some models include flat screen televisions to create a complete entertainment unit.

Many people opt for this method by putting their TV on top of their fireplace. This works well, but you should be aware of the requirements for clearance for both the TV and the electric fireplace. According to most clearance guidelines, all combustibles need to be kept at least three feet away from the fireplace.

Some of these units are designed to be recessed into walls for a custom fit. This type of unit may not be as efficient in producing heat as the straight-front wall mounted models, but it is ideal for a custom installation. There are also electric fireplaces that are mounted on walls and hung from the ceiling. These units are best for commercial settings such as a restaurant or hotel lobby areas.

Many of these models have different settings for heat output that you can adjust according to the season. Some can be turned off for year-round use without sacrificing the attractive flame effect. Some fireplaces come with a heat setting, which only warms the area around it. These are great features for homes with children and pets, since the fireplace does not generate any heat, and is safe to contact.

Flame Effects

Electric fireplaces typically feature various flame effects that are designed to resemble real fire. These features are usually coupled with LED backgrounds to give a more realistic look that can easily blend in with various styles of interior decoration. You can also change the color and intensity of the flame to suit your mood, or the atmosphere of the room.

A chemical-based flame effect is a better alternative. It simulates the behavior and appearance of a natural fire. These units utilize the use of a chemical fluid that is heated by an element within the unit to produce the flame. These units are messy and require a lot of maintenance.

Another alternative to chemical flames is the plasma blaze effect, which is made up of small particles that flicker and glow to mimic the appearance of a real fire. This kind of simulated fire could look fake and is not as appealing as other options.

There are wall-mounted electric fireplaces with real log sets and holographic flame projections that give a realistic appearance. These fireplaces are usually coated in rust or wood and blend perfectly with traditional interior designs. They can be set in a recess to give an individualized appearance that can be incorporated into various wall designs.

The best model to fit your space will be based on the size of the room and your personal preference. For larger rooms, you will prefer a larger model that will fill the space and avoid making it appear empty. A smaller or compact model is more suitable for a smaller room. Electric fireplaces are available with a range of frames and surrounds to match your home decor. For instance the AL45CLX2-G wall mount electric fireplace from Ambiance comes in a variety of finishes, including flat black metal and a standard black glass that fits into the majority of 2x4 walls.

Ventilation

Wall mount electric fireplaces provide many styles and functionality without the difficulty of installing an actual fireplace. You don't need to hire an electrician, you don't require a chimney and you don't have to think about running gas lines through your home. However there are a few things to consider when selecting a wall mounted electric fireplace.

One of the main differences between freestanding and wall-mounted fireplaces is the way they vent. A lot of wall-mounted fireplaces do not have a vent in the back. This is because most of the heat is emitted out of the top of the fireplace. If the fireplace doesn't have sufficient venting, it could result in a fire hazard. This is why it's important to read reviews prior to purchasing an appliance.

Another significant distinction between freestanding and wall-mounted fireplaces has to do with the flame effects. While most freestanding fireplaces have LED screens and rotisserie-style lighting wall-mounted fireplaces employ mist and other technologies to create the illusion of smoke and flames. Dimplex for instance, offers a range of fireplaces that utilize ultrasonic technology to create the illusion of a fire.

Certain wall-mounted electric fire places can be partially recessed into the wall. This allows them to be installed in spaces that traditional fireplaces cannot. They also blend in with a wide range of styles for interiors.

Some wall-mounted electric fire places have multi-view, whereas others are only front-view. They tend to be a bigger than their single-view counterparts and permit you to view the flames from several sides of the room.

Installation

Wall-mounted electric fireplaces as the name suggests are intended to be mounted on the wall. They are often installed using a bracket. The installation process varies between models, but it is generally straightforward. Some are attached to the wall and screwed into it and others will require you to construct a frame around them before installing them on the wall. In either case, you should carefully follow the instructions included with the fire. Be sure that the size of the opening in the frame is correct and you place the unit in accordance with any safety guidelines.

The first thing to do is locate a spot that works for your fireplace. Take into consideration the design of the room, as well as the furniture you have. You should also check that the location is near enough to a power source, or if you are willing to let 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 may include the removal of any wallpaper or other decorations as well as making sure you mark any studs with the help of a studfinder.

The majority of wall-mounted electric fires include a template for drilling holes. This template should use to mark places on the walls where brackets are to be positioned. After you've marked the locations then drill the holes and then install the rawl plugs. As a rule you'll need to make sure that the heater - which is at the front of the fireplace and produces heat - is located at least 400mm away from any combustible materials such as fabrics.

After drilling the holes, you'll need to attach the bracket for mounting. Some models will require that you place the firebox on the bracket while others will ask you to put the fireplace onto the bracket before attaching the screen. In either case, it's important that you follow the installation instructions exactly so you don't damage your new appliance. Once the fireplace is installed connect it to the electrical outlet and test it to ensure it's working as intended.