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Wall Mount Electric Fireplaces

Wall-mounted electric fireplaces provide a warm, inviting atmosphere to your home, without the hassle of chimney cleaning, ash or purchasing stacking, hauling, or 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 don't have the space for a full-sized chimney and hearth, a wall-mounted electric fireplace offers a stylish alternative. These fireplaces can save space on the floor because they are mounted on flat surfaces. They can be used all year long by plugging into an electrical outlet. Most models come with a remote control for easy switch-off and on. Some models also have decorative embers and a flame display that's quite real. You can find these models in a range of styles and sizes.

The majority of wall-mounted electric fires are small. However there are large linear options that span the length of the wall. These are perfect for rooms with low ceilings, and can be used to create a cozy focal piece that doesn't require much space.

Electric fireplaces can be installed on Flat Wall Fireplaces walls, much like a wood fireplace. These kinds of fireplaces are available with a variety of frame colors, ranging from black and contemporary stainless steel, to stunning mirror glass. Pick a frame color that matches your furniture or wall. Some models include a flat screen television to create a complete entertainment unit.

Many people opt to put their TV over their electric fireplace. This works well, but you should be aware of the required clearances for both the TV and the electric fireplace. Most clearance guidelines suggest keeping all combustibles at least three feet from the fireplace.

Some of these models are designed to be recessed into the wall for a custom fit. This kind of fireplace may not provide as much heat like a straight-front wall mount but it is perfect for a custom installation. You can also find electric wall mounted fire fireplaces that are mounted on walls and hung from the ceiling. These types of fireplaces are ideal for commercial settings such as a restaurant or hotel lobby areas.

Many of these models have different heat output settings that you can alter according to the season. Some models can be turned off to use all year round without losing the attractive flame effect. Some models also have a non-heat setting that just warms the surrounding area for added comfort. These are great features for homes with pets or children, as the fireplace doesn't generate any heat.

Flame Effects

A lot of electric fireplaces feature different flame effects that are designed to resemble the look of a real fire. These features are often coupled with LED backgrounds to create an authentic look that is easy to blend into different styles of interior decor. You can also change the intensity and color of the flame to match your mood or mood of the room.

A chemical-based flame effect is a more conventional alternative. It mimics the behaviour and appearance of natural fire. The units are made up of the use of a chemical liquid that is heated within the unit in order to produce fire. The issue with these kinds of units is they can be messy and require an extensive amount of maintenance.

A different option to chemical flames is a plasma blaze effect that is composed of tiny particles that glow and flicker to mimic the appearance of an actual fire. This kind of simulated fire may appear fake and not as appealing as other options.

For those who prefer a more natural looking flame, there are wall mount electric fire wall mount fireplaces that come with a realistic looking log set and a realistic flame projection using holographic technology to create a very life-like appearance. They typically come with an rust or wood finish that works well with traditional interior design. They can also be positioned in recesses for an individualized look that can blend into the various wall fitted electric fires designs.

The size of your space and your personal preferences will determine the model you select. You will want to select a larger model for larger spaces so that it can be able to fill the space without making it appear empty. A compact or mini model is more suitable for a smaller room. These electric fireplaces come with a range of frames and surrounds to fit your home's decor. The Ambiance AL45CLX2-G electric wall fireplace is available in several styles, including black metal, stainless steel and regular black glass. It can be installed on the majority of 2x4 walls.

Ventilation

Electric fireplaces that are mounted on a wall offer a lot of practicality and elegance without the hassles of installing a fireplace. You don't have to hire an electrician, you don't require chimneys and you don't have to think about running gas lines through your home. There are some considerations to consider when choosing a wall-mounted electric fireplace.

One of the most significant differences between freestanding and wall-mounted fireplaces is how they vent. While most freestanding units have a vent at the back of the unit, some wall-mounted models do not. This is because the majority of the heat is absorbed from the top of the fireplace. It could be dangerous if a fireplace does not have enough venting. This is the reason it's essential to read reviews before buying the unit.

Flame effects are a major difference between freestanding and wall mounted fire electric-mounted fireplaces. While freestanding fireplaces are equipped with LED screens and rotisserie lamps wall-mounted models employ mist or other modern technology to simulate flames and smoke. Dimplex, for example, offers a range of fireplaces that use ultrasonic technology to create the illusion of a fire.

Certain wall-mounted electric fire places can be recessed partially into the wall. This lets them fit into tight spaces where a traditional fireplace would not. This allows them to blend with a variety of interior styles.

Some electric wall-mounted fire places have multi-view, while others are only front-view. These are usually a little bit larger than their single-view counterparts and permit you to view the flames from multiple sides of the room.

Installation

As the name suggests wall-mounted electric fireplaces are designed to be mounted on the wall, usually with a bracket for mounting. The process of installation varies among models, but is generally straightforward. Some are simply fixed to the wall and screwed into it, while others may require you to build frames around them prior to placing them on the wall. In either case, carefully follow the instructions that come with the fire. Make sure that the size of the opening in the frame is correct and you place the unit according to any safety guidelines.

The first step is to find a suitable location for the fireplace, taking into account the room design and the furniture you have. It is also important to ensure whether the location is close enough to a power source, or if you're willing to let an electrician relocate the 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 walls. This may include removing any wallpaper or decorations in addition to locating and marking any studs with the help of a studfinder.

The brackets for most electric fireplaces mounted on walls come with a template to drill holes. You can use this template to mark the position on the wall where they will be mounted. After you've marked the locations, drill the holes and fit the rawl plugs. In general the heater, which is placed in the middle of the fireplace and produces heat, must be at least 400mm from any combustible material, such as fabric.

Once the holes are dug, you'll need mount the bracket. Some models will require that you install the firebox onto the bracket, while others ask you to mount the fireplace onto the bracket prior to attaching the screen. In any case, it's essential that you follow the installation instructions exactly so you don't damage your new appliance. Once the fireplace is set, plug it in and test it to make sure it's functioning properly.