11 Ways To Fully Redesign Your Wall Mount Electric Fireplaces

Wall Mount Electric Fireplaces

wall mounted modern electric fireplace mounted electric fireplaces add a warm, welcoming ambience to your home without the hassles of chimney cleaning, ash or purchasing stacking, hauling, or storing coal or firewood. They also provide a safe alternative to traditional fireplaces and aren't a hindrance to the floor or cause a hazard to people when they move around the room.

Size

If you are a fan of the appearance of a traditional fireplace but don't have the space for a huge chimney and hearth, a fires wall mounted-mounted electric fireplace can be a stylish alternative. These units liberate the floor space by putting them on a flat surface and plug into an electrical outlet for year-round use. Most models come with remote controls for easy switching between on and off. Some models also come with decorative flames and embers that's quite realistic. These models come in different sizes and designs.

The majority of electric fireplaces mounted on walls are slim. However there are large linear options that span across the length of the wall. These are great for rooms with low ceilings and can be used to create a cozy focal piece that doesn't require much space.

There are also electric fireplaces with mantel options that can be mounted on a flat wall, similar to a conventional wood fireplace. They are available in various frame colors that range from black to stainless steel and mirrored glass. Pick a frame color that complements your wall or existing furnishings. Some models also come with flat screen televisions to create an entertainment center in one.

Many people choose this option, mounting their TV above their fireplace. This is a great idea but be aware of the requirements for clearance between the TV and the electric fireplace. The majority of clearance guidelines recommend keeping all combustible objects at least three feet away from the fireplace.

Some of these models can be recessed into walls to create a custom fit. This type of fireplace might not generate as much heat as the straight-front wall mounted model, however it is perfect for a bespoke installation. There are also electric fireplaces designed to be mounted on walls and hung from the ceiling. These fireplaces are perfect for commercial settings such as restaurants or hotel lobbies.

Many of these models have different heat output settings, which you can change according to the time of year. Some can be turned off for year-round use without sacrificing the appealing flame effect. Certain fireplaces come with a no heat setting that just warms the area around it. These options are ideal for homes with pets and children since the fireplace doesn't generate any heat.

Flame Effects

Electric fireplaces usually feature different flame effects that are designed to resemble real fire. These features are often combined together with an LED backdrop to create a realistic appearance that is easy to blend into various interior decor styles. You can also change the intensity and color of the flame to match your mood, or the mood of the room.

A chemical-based flame effect is a better option. It mimics the behavior and appearance of natural fire. These units use the use of a chemical liquid that is heated within the unit in order to ignite. These units are messy and require lots of maintenance.

Plasma blaze effects are an alternative to chemical flames. They are composed of tiny particles that glow and flicker, simulating the appearance of an actual flame. This kind of simulated flame may appear fake and not as appealing as other options.

There are wall-mounted electric fireplaces with a realistic log set and holographic flame projections that create a lifelike appearance. These units typically have a wood or rust finish that works well with traditional interior designs. They can be set in a recess for an individualized appearance that can be incorporated into various wall designs.

Selecting the best model for your space will depend on the dimensions of the space and your personal preferences. You should select a larger model for larger rooms so that it can be able to fill the space without making it appear empty. If you're installing the fireplace in a smaller space smaller or mini-sized models is the better option. There is also many surround and frame options for these electric fireplaces that will match your design. For instance the AL45CLX2-G wall-mount fireplace from Ambiance is available in a number of different finishes like stainless steel, flat black metal and a standard black glass that can fit into most 2 x 4 walls.

Ventilation

Electric fireplaces that are mounted on a wall can provide design and functionality without the hassles of installing a fireplace. There is no need to engage an electrician or worry about running gas through your home. There are some considerations to consider when choosing a wall-mounted electric fireplace.

The venting system is one of the most significant differences between wall-mounted fireplaces and freestanding ones. While most freestanding units have a vent at the back of the unit, some wall mount fireplace-mounted models do not. This is due to the fact that the majority of the heat gets from the top of the fireplace. If the fireplace isn't equipped with enough venting, it can create a fire risk. This is why it's important to read reviews before purchasing the unit.

Another big difference between wall-mounted and freestanding fireplaces has to do with the flame effects. While most freestanding fireplaces have LED screens and rotisserie-style lighting wall-mounted fireplaces use mist and other technologies to mimic flames and smoke. Dimplex for instance, has a line of fireplaces that uses ultrasonic technology to create the illusion of a fire.

Some wall-mounted electric fireplaces are able to be partially recessed into the wall mount fireplaces. This permits them to be put in in tight areas where traditional fireplaces would not be able to fit. This allows them to blend in with various styles of interiors.

The majority of White electric wall Fire fireplaces are designed to be viewed from the front, however there are some that have multi-view. They are generally larger than single-view models and permit you to see the flames on two or more sides.

Installation

Wall-mounted electric fireplaces as the name suggests are intended to be mounted on the wall. They are typically installed using brackets. The process of installation varies among models, but it is generally simple. Some are simply fixed to the wall and screwed in and others will require you to build frames around them prior to installing them on the wall. In either scenario, it's crucial to follow the guidelines included with the fire, making sure the framed opening is correctly dimensioned and the unit is placed in accordance with any safety guidelines.

The first step is to find a place that works for your fireplace. Take into consideration the design of the room as well as any furniture that is in place. It's also worth checking that the location is close to a power outlet, or that you're willing to let an electrician move the plug socket for you (if there's one there already).

Once you've found the perfect place to position the fireplace, prepare the area by clearing it, removing any existing furniture and preparing the walls. This could mean taking away any wallpaper or decoration and the location of any studs, and marking them with a stud finder (you'll often be required to have two people hold the fireplace to ensure it's in the right place).

The majority of wall-mounted electric fireplaces have an outline for drilling holes. This template must use to mark the places on the walls where brackets are to be fixed. After marking the locations on the wall and then drilled the holes, you can drill them. Then install the rawl plugs. In general, you'll need to ensure the heater - which sits in front of the fireplace and generates heat - is located at least 400mm away from any combustible materials such as fabrics.

After drilling the holes, you will be required to connect the bracket for mounting. Depending on the model, some will require that you attach the firebox to the bracket, while other will instruct you to mount the entire fireplace on the bracket prior to fitting the screen. In any case, it's essential that you follow the installation instructions exactly to avoid damaging your new appliance. Plug in the fireplace and test it.