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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 ashes, chimney cleaning, buying, stacking and transporting coal or firewood. They are a safer alternative to traditional fireplaces, and they do not block the floor or trip people as they walk.

Size

If you love the appearance of a traditional fireplace but don't have space for a huge chimney and hearth, a wall mounted electric wall mounted fireplace fireplace for wall can be a stylish alternative. These fireplaces save floor space because they are mounted on an even surface. They can be used throughout the year by plugging them into an electrical outlet. The majority of models come with a remote control for easy switch-off and on the wall electric fires. Some models also have decorative flames and embers that is surprisingly realistic. You can find these models in a wide range of sizes and designs.

Most models of wall-mounted electric fireplaces are compact but you can find large linear options that stretch across the length of the wall. They are ideal for rooms with low ceilings and can be used to create a cozy focal area that doesn't occupy too lots of space.

Electric fireplaces can also be mounted on flat walls, much as a wood fire. These types of fireplaces come in a range of frame colors, from black and contemporary stainless steel, to stunning mirror glass. Choose a frame that matches your furniture or wall. Certain models come with flat-screen televisions and are an entertainment system in one.

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

Some of these units can be recessed into a wall to create a custom fit. This type of model may not be as efficient as a straight-front wall mounted but it is perfect for a custom installation. There are also wall-mount electric fireplaces designed to be mounted on the ceiling. These fireplaces are perfect for commercial spaces such as restaurants or hotel lobbies.

Many of these models offer various heat output settings that you can adjust depending on the time of year. Some models can be turned off to use all year round without sacrificing the appealing flame effect. Some have a no-heat setting that only warms the area surrounding it for extra comfort. These options are ideal for homes with pets or children, since the fireplace doesn't produce any heat.

Flame Effects

Electric fireplaces typically have different flame effects designed to resemble real fire. These features are usually paired with an LED background to create a realistic look that is easy to blend into different styles of interior décor. You can also alter the intensity and color of the flame to suit your mood or ambience of the room.

A chemical-based flame effect is a more conventional alternative. It mimics the behaviour and appearance of a natural fire. They use the use of a chemical fluid that is heated by an element inside the unit to produce the fire. The issue with these types of units is they can be messy and require an extensive amount of maintenance.

A different option to chemical flames is the plasma blaze effect which is made up of tiny particles that glow and flicker to simulate the look of a real fire. This type of simulated fire may appear fake and not so appealing as other options.

If you prefer a more natural flame there are wall mounted electric fireplaces that come with an authentic log set and a realistic-looking holographic flame projection to create an appearance that is very realistic. They are typically finished in wood or rust that blends well with traditional interior designs. They can also be put in recesses to create a more customized appearance that blends into the various wall designs.

The dimensions of your room as well as your personal taste will determine the model you choose. For larger spaces, you'll prefer a larger model that will fill the space and avoid making it seem empty. A smaller or compact model is better suited to smaller rooms. Electric fireplaces are available in a variety of frames and surrounds that fit your home's decor. For example the AL45CLX2-G wall mount electric fireplace from Ambiance is available in a number of different finishes like flat black metal and a standard black glass that will fit into the majority of 2x4 walls.

Ventilation

Electric fireplaces that are mounted on the wall can provide design and functionality without the hassles of installing a fireplace. There is no need to employ an electrician, or worry about running gas through your home. There are a few things to consider when choosing an electric fireplace for your small wall mounted electric fires.

One of the main differences between wall-mounted and freestanding fireplaces is how they vent. Most wall-mounted units don't have a vent at the back. This is due to the fact that most of the heat comes out of the top of the fireplace. If the fireplace doesn't have enough venting, it can result in a fire hazard. This is why it's crucial to read reviews prior to purchasing an appliance.

Flame effects are a major distinction between freestanding and wall mounted fireplaces. Freestanding fireplaces are outfitted with LED screens and rotisserie lights, wall-mounted models use mist or other modern technology to simulate flames and smoke. Dimplex, for example, offers a range of fireplaces that hang on the wall that uses ultrasonic technology to create the illusion of a burning fire.

Some wall-mounted electric fire places can be partially recessed into the wall. This lets them fit in tight spaces that traditional fireplaces would not. This allows them to blend in with various styles of interiors.

The majority of white electric wall mounted fire fireplaces are designed to be viewed from the front, but there are some that offer multi-view. These are usually larger than single-view models, and allow you to see the flames from two or more sides.

Installation

Wall-mounted electric fireplaces as the name suggests, are designed to be installed on the wall. They are typically installed using brackets. They are usually fairly simple to install, though the precise process will vary between models. Some models are anchored to the wall with screws while others require you to build an opening around them. In either scenario, it's crucial to follow the guidelines included with the fire, ensuring that the opening of the frame is sized and positioning the unit in accordance with any safety guidelines.

The first thing to do is find a location that works for your fireplace. Take into consideration the design of the room and any existing furniture. 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 plug sockets for you (if there's one already).

Once you've found the perfect spot to put the fireplace, you must prepare the space by clearing it and removing any furniture and preparing the walls. This could mean removing any existing decoration or wallpaper and also finding any studs and marking them using an Stud finder (you'll often be required to have two people hold the fireplace to ensure that it's properly positioned).

The majority of wall-mounted electric fireplaces include templates for drilling holes. This template should use to mark the areas on the walls where brackets will be fixed. Once you have marked the locations on the wall, drill the holes. Then, install the rawl plugs. In general, the heater, which sits in front of the fireplace, and produces heat, should be at least 400mm from any combustible material, like fabric.

Once the holes have been drilled, you'll need to mount the bracket. Some models will require that you mount the firebox onto the bracket, while other models will ask you to put the fireplace on the bracket prior to attaching the screen. It is important to follow the instructions to install the fireplace correctly to ensure that your new appliance is not damaged. Once the fireplace is in place, plug it in and test it to make sure it's working properly.