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Wall Mount Electric Fireplaces

Wall mounted electric fireplaces add a warm, inviting atmosphere to your home, without the hassle of ash, chimney cleaning, or buying stacking, transporting, and storing coal or firewood. They also offer a safer alternative to conventional fireplaces, and don't block the floor or cause injury to people as they walk through the room.

Size

A wall-mounted electric fire in wall fireplace can be an attractive option if you like the look of a fireplace but do not have enough space for a hearth and chimney. These units can save space on the floor because they can be mounted on a flat surface. They can be used all year long by plugging into an electrical outlet. The majority of models have a remote control that allows simple switching between on and off. Some models also come with decorative embers and a flame display that's quite real. These models are available in a wide range of sizes and designs.

The majority of wall-mounted electric fire wall fireplaces are slim. However there are plenty of linear options which stretch the length of the wall. These are great for rooms with low ceilings and can be used to create a cozy focal area that doesn't occupy too much space.

There are also electric fireplaces with mantel which can be positioned on a flat wall similar to a conventional wood fireplace. These types of fireplaces come in a range of frame colors, from black and contemporary stainless steel to stunning mirror glass. Pick a frame color that matches your wall or existing furnishings. Some models come with flat-screen televisions which makes them an entertainment system in one.

Many people prefer to place their TV over their electric fireplace. This is a great idea however you should be aware of the clearance requirements 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 walls for a custom fit. This type of fireplace might not provide as much heat as a straight-front wall mounted but 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 a commercial setting such as a restaurant or hotel lobby areas.

Many of these models offer various heat output settings which you can adjust depending on the time of year. Some can be turned off for year-round use without losing the appealing flame effect. Some models also have a non-heat setting that just warms the area around it for extra comfort. These features are perfect for homes with pets or children since the fireplace doesn't produce any heat.

Flame Effects

Many electric fireplaces have different flame effects that are designed to mimic the real flame. These features are usually paired with an LED background to create a realistic appearance that is easily blended into various interior design styles. You can also change the color and intensity of the flame to suit your mood or mood of the room.

A chemical-based flame effect is a better option. It mimics the behavior and appearance of a natural fire. The units are made up of the use of a chemical liquid which is heated inside the unit to create fire. These units can be messy and require a lot of maintenance.

Plasma blaze effects are an alternative to chemical flames. They are made up of small particles which glow and flicker, simulating the appearance of an actual flame. The problem with this type of flame simulation is that it can look too fake and could not be as appealing visually as other options.

If you prefer a more natural flame, there are wall mount electric fireplaces that come with realistic log sets and a realistic-looking holographic flame projection to create an extremely realistic appearance. These units are usually finished in wood or rust that blends well with traditional designs for interiors. They can also be positioned in recesses for a more customized appearance that blends into a variety of 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 not make it seem empty. If you're installing the fireplace in a smaller space, a compact or mini-model is the best choice. You can also choose from many frames and surrounds for these electric fireplaces that will match your decor. Ambiance AL45CLX2-G's electric wall fireplace comes in a variety of styles such as black metal, stainless steel and the standard black glass. It can be mounted on most 2x4 walls.

Ventilation

Wall-mounted electric fireplaces offer a lot of style and function without the hassle of installing an actual fireplace. You don't need to employ an electrician, you don't require chimneys and you don't need to worry about running gas lines through your home. There are a few things to consider when choosing an electric fireplace for your wall.

One of the most significant differences between freestanding and wall-mounted fireplaces is the way they vent. While the majority of freestanding fireplaces have a vent on the back of the unit, many wall-mounted models don't. This is due to the fact that the majority of the heat comes from the top of the fireplace. It could be dangerous if the unit doesn't have enough venting. It's important to check reviews before purchasing the unit.

Flame effects is another big distinction between wall mounted and freestanding fireplaces. Freestanding fireplaces are outfitted with LED screens and rotisserie lighting wall-mounted models employ mist or other advanced technologies to simulate flames and smoke. Dimplex for instance, has an entire line of fireplaces that use ultrasonics to create the illusion of fire.

Some wall-mounted electric fire places can be recessed partially into the wall. This lets them fit into tight spaces where traditional fireplaces would not. This allows them to blend in with many different interior styles.

Most wall-mounted electric fireplaces are designed to be viewed from the front, however there are some that offer multi-view. They tend to be larger than single-view models and allow you to view the flames from two or more sides.

Installation

Wall-mounted electric fireplaces like the name implies, are intended to be mounted on the wall. They are usually mounted using a bracket. These are generally fairly easy to install, but the precise process will vary between models. Certain models are fixed to the wall with screws and others require you to build an opening around them. In either case, it's important to follow the guidelines included with the fire, ensuring that the opening in the frame is sized and positioning the unit according to any safety guidelines.

The first step is to locate the best location for your fireplace, based on the style of the room as well as any furniture you have. Also, make sure that the location is near enough to a power outlet, or if you're willing to have an electrician move the plug socket (if one already exists) for you.

Prepare the space after you've selected a suitable location for the fireplace by clearing the area, removing furniture and making the walls. This could involve removal of any decorations or wallpaper and wall mounted electric fireplace also finding any studs and marking them with the help of a stud finder (you'll often be asked to have two people hold the fireplace to ensure that it's properly positioned).

The brackets used with wall-mounted electric fireplaces come with a template that allows you to drill holes. You can use this template to mark the location on the wall mounted electric fireplace (via) where they will be installed. After you've marked the locations, drill the holes and fit the rawl plugs. As a rule, the heater, which is placed in the front of the fireplace and produces heat, should be at least 400mm away from any combustible material such as fabric.

After drilling the holes, you'll be required to connect the bracket for mounting. Based on the model, some will require you to attach the firebox onto the bracket, whereas others will require you to place the entire fireplace on the bracket before installing the screen. In any case, it's essential to follow the installation instructions exactly to avoid damaging your new appliance. Plug in the fireplace and test it.