Wall Mount Electric Fireplaces

Wall mount electric fireplaces can add an inviting and warm atmosphere to your home without the hassle of ash, chimney cleaning, buying stacking and transporting coal or firewood. They are a safer alternative to traditional fireplaces, and they don't block the floor insert or trip people as they walk.

Size

A wall-mounted electric fireplace is an elegant option if like the look of a fireplace but don't have enough space for a hearth and chimney. These units liberate the floor space by putting them on a flat surface. They then plug into an electrical outlet to allow for year-round use. The majority of models come with a remote control that allows for simple switch-off and on. Some models also come with decorative flames and embers that's surprisingly realistic. These models are available in a wide range of sizes and designs.

The majority of wall-mounted electric fireplaces are compact however, you can find large linear options that run across the entire length of the wall. These are great for rooms with low ceilings and can be used to create a cozy focal feature that doesn't take up much space.

Electric fireplaces can also be erected on flat walls, just as a wood fireplace. These kinds of fireplaces are available in a range of frame colors, ranging from black and contemporary stainless steel to glamorous mirror glass. Choose a frame color that is compatible with your wall or existing furniture. Certain models come with flat-screen TVs and are a complete entertainment system.

Many people prefer to place their TVs above their electric fireplace. This is a good idea but be aware of the requirements for clearance between the TV and the electric fireplace. According to most clearance guidelines, all combustibles must be kept at least three feet from the fireplace.

Some of these models are designed to be recessed into the wall for a custom fit. This type of fireplace might not be as efficient as a straight-front wall mount but is ideal for a bespoke installation. There are also electric fireplaces that are mounted on walls and hung from the ceiling. These types of fireplaces are ideal for a commercial setting such as a restaurant or hotel lobbies.

A lot of these models come with different heat output settings, which you can change according to the season. Some can be turned off to use all year round without sacrificing the appealing flame effect. Some fireplaces come with a heating setting that only warms the surrounding area. These options are ideal for homes with pets or children, since the fireplace doesn't produce any heat.

Flame Effects

Electric fireplaces typically come with various flame effects that are designed to replicate real fire. These features are usually paired together with an LED backdrop to create a realistic appearance that is easily blended in with different styles of interior décor. You can also alter the intensity and color of the flame according to your mood, or the ambience of the room.

A chemical-based flame effect is a better alternative. It mimics the behavior and appearance of a natural fire. These units use the use of a chemical fluid that is heated by an element inside the unit to produce the flame. The problem with these types of units is they are messy and require an extensive amount of maintenance.

An alternative to chemical flames is the plasma blaze effect which is made up of small particles that glow and flicker to simulate the look of a real fire. The issue with this kind of flame simulation is that it can look too fake and could not be as appealing visually as other options.

There are wall mounted electric fireplaces that feature real log sets and holographic flame projections that create a lifelike appearance. These fireplaces are usually finished in wood or rust and blend well with traditional interior designs. They can also be installed in recesses for an enhanced look that blends into the various wall designs.

The size of your room and your personal preferences will determine the type of model you pick. For rooms that are larger, you'll want to choose a bigger model that can be able to fill the space and not make it appear empty. If you are installing the fireplace in wall fireplace a smaller area smaller or mini-sized models is the better option. These fireplaces can be found with a range of frames and surrounds to fit your home's decor. Ambiance AL45CLX2-G's wall fireplace comes in a variety of options that include black metal, stainless steel and regular black glass. It can be mounted in most 2x4 walls.

Ventilation

Wall mount electric fireplaces provide many styles and function without the difficulty of installing an actual fireplace. You don't need to hire an electrician, you don't need a chimney and you don't need to worry about running gas lines through your home. There are some considerations to consider when choosing an electric fireplace for your wall.

The venting system is one the main differences between wall-mounted fireplaces as well as freestanding ones. Most wall-mounted units don't have a vent at the back. This is due to the fact that the majority of the heat comes from the top of the fireplace. It can be dangerous if the unit is not vented properly. It is essential to look up reviews before purchasing a unit.

Flame effects are a major distinction between wall mounted and freestanding fireplaces. While freestanding fireplaces are equipped with LED screens and rotisserie lights, wall-mounted models use mist or other modern technology to create smoke and flames. Dimplex is one example. Dimplex has a fireplace line that uses ultrasonics to create the illusion of fire.

Some wall-mounted electric fire places can be partially recessed into the wall. This lets them fit into tight spaces where traditional fireplaces cannot. They also blend into a wide variety of interior styles.

Some electric wall-mounted fire places feature multi-view, whereas others are only front-view. These are usually a little bigger than single-view models and allow you to see the flames from multiple sides of the room.

Installation

As the name suggests, wall mount electric fireplaces are designed to be fixed on the wall, usually using a mounting bracket. The installation process varies between models, but it is generally simple. Some are attached to the wall and screwed into it some may require you to construct an enclosure around them prior to installing them on the wall. In either case, insert you should be sure to follow the guidelines that come with the fire. Make sure that the framed opening size is correct and that you position the unit according to any safety guidelines.

The first thing to do is find a location that is suitable for your fireplace. Consider the style of the room as well as the furniture you have. It's also worth checking that the location is close enough to a power socket or that you're willing to let an electrician move the plug socket for you (if there's one there already).

Prepare the area after you've selected a suitable place for the fireplace by clearing the space, removing furniture and making the walls. This could involve the removal of any wallpaper or other decorations as well as making sure you mark any studs using a studfinder.

The majority of wall-mounted electric fireplaces have templates for drilling holes. This template must use to mark the locations on the walls where the brackets are to be positioned. Once you have marked the wall's locations and then drilled the holes, you can drill them. Then install the rawl plugs. In general, the heater, which is situated in the middle of the fireplace and generates heat, should be at least 400mm away from any combustible material such as fabric.

After the holes have been drilled, you'll need to install the mounting bracket. Some models will require that you install the firebox onto the bracket, while others require you to place the fireplace on the bracket before attaching the screen. In any case, it's essential to adhere to the installation instructions precisely to ensure that you don't damage your new appliance. Plug in the fireplace and test it.