Wall Mounted Electric Fires
There are two types of electric fireplaces that are wall mounted: flush mount (or recessed) and wallfire freestanding. The flush mount electric fire wall hung fireplaces look more finished and built-in, however they require more work time and money to put in.
Fitting a wall-mounted electric fire is a fairly straightforward job provided you have the proper tools. Depending on the model you choose, you will require an anchor or hanging screws to the wall.
Ultra Slim
Many homeowners want the warm, inviting look of a fireplace without the hassle and cost of installing traditional chimneys and fireboxes. A wall-mounted electric fireplace is an ideal solution. They are extremely slim and simple to install, and come with a variety of options. Certain models also provide additional heat for rooms that are up to 400 square feet, and some models even come with the option of a remote control.
It is best to visit a showroom specializing in electric fireplaces so that you can find the right one for your home. Modern Fireplaces & Interiors in the GTA offers a variety of white electric fire wall mounted fireplaces and an experienced design team that can help you select the right one for your space. You can visit their website to browse their gallery of photos or call them to schedule an appointment.
This model is from Touchstone is an electric fireplace that can be mounted to the wall. The majority of electric fireplaces are built into the wall. The slim, elegant unit features an arched firebox with LED Flames that come in seven colors. The flame effect appears realistic, and the remote control has various functions, including several temperature settings as well as five flame brightness levels.
This device is able to be used throughout the year. It can be used in summer with the flame setting, and in the winter using the heating settings. You can also adjust the flame's color and brightness to match your mood.
This fireplace is one the slimmest that is available. It can be hung on the wall or even recessed into it. It is made of steel and tempered glass, and is sleek and modern style that looks great in any home. The remote control has a number of options and also comes with an automated timer that turns off the fire off after 10 hours.
The fire is simple to install and features a simple plug-in wire connection. It also has an safety feature that shuts off the fire if it overheats. This feature ensures that your family and pets are safe while using this fireplace.
Easy to Install
With wall-mounted electric fires you can have the appearance of a real fireplace within your home without having to undertake any structural changes. They are easy to install yourself, provided you have the appropriate tools. For example a spirit level or stud finder. Both are available at Direct Fireplaces. Our customer service team estimates that you can take out your new electric fire and hang it in just a few minutes!
Before you start It's important to making sure that the location you've selected for your fireplace is close enough to a power outlet. Also, ensure that the fire's power cable can connect from the bracket to this socket - If it isn't, you may be able to move the plug socket to the other side of your room, and then hide it behind the fireplace if desire a modern look.
It is also important to ensure that any combustible items are kept at least three feet away from the electric fire as this helps to reduce the chance of fire. This includes paper, wood and even fabric and furniture, curtains, bedding and curtains. Lastly, you'll want to ensure that any vents for ventilation are clean to allow hot air to be removed from the room.
If you're seeking a wall-mounted electric fire that can be operated using your voice, take a look at this gorgeous Camino model from Flamerite. It has a stunning panoramic 3D flame presentation and can be controlled using an app for smartphones or your voice thanks to its built-in compatibility with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant.
If you're looking to install a standard gas wall-mounted fireplace then the same advice applies that you'll require a chimney and you should only ever use a Gas Safe registered installer. You can also fit a flue liner to your existing chimney to improve the safety. As with any gas fireplace installation, you must check that your chimney is operating properly before you turn it on for the first time.
No Chimney Required
The wall mounted electric fireplaces do not require venting like gas fireplaces of the past, which needs a chimney. This makes them a good option for homes with a small wall mounted electric fires space or who do not have the required construction work needed to put in a gas fire. Additionally wall mounted electric fire doesn't produce any carbon monoxide and is safe for use in any house.
The heat produced by a wall-mounted fireplace is directed, and can swiftly warm a room of up to 400 square feet. This is not enough heat to be used as the sole source of heating but it can make your living space more comfortable and provide additional warmth. Electric fireplaces are also a great investment since they lower your electric bill and also have very little impact on the environment.
It is crucial to take into account the BTU and wattage when selecting a wall mounted electric fire. This will determine the level of heat it can offer and whether it's appropriate for your space. Also, you should look for a fireplace that complements the decor of your home.
Fitting a wall-mounted electric fire is an easy task, provided you have the appropriate tools. Depending on the type of fire that you have selected, you may have to fit the firebox onto the wall bracket first, and then insert the screen, or the fire could come with everything already attached to the wall bracket. You'll also need an electric drill and screws for the job. You should seek out an expert for these tools.
Another option for a home without chimney is to install a hole in the wall gas fireplace. Although they cost more than a wall-mounted electric fire but they do provide the look of a real fireplace without the necessity of vents or a chimney. In addition, gas fires generally burn at a higher temperature than electric fires, which means they generate more heat as well. Check with a licensed plumber before installing a gas fireplace in a hole-in-the wall.
Low Maintenance
As opposed to traditional fireplaces electric wall mount fireplace fireplaces mounted on walls are designed to be away from the way. This helps to create more space in your home. It also means it is more secure for pets and children. This is because they won't be in a position to reach the heater, and could fall on it.
Another benefit of a wall-mounted electric fireplace is that it is simple to clean. You can simply wipe the glass and interior with an damp cloth. This will stop dust from building up in the fireplace. This could cause damage to the heating elements as well as the ember beds.
However, you should always go through the manual that comes with the fire before attempting to clean it. Most manufacturers will not recommend cleaning the internal components of a wall-mounted electric fire since it could cause damage to the electrical wall fireplace system. In order to make sure that you are protected, you should use a damp cloth only if completely lint-free and has been cleaned.
Another thing to think about about a wall-mounted electric fire is that there aren't ugly flues or pipes that need to be concealed. This can make your home look more tidy and attractive. Electric fires appear as part of the wall decor which makes them a fantastic option for homeowners who wish to achieve a contemporary style in their home.
It's also a great option for people moving into a brand new home, as it can be installed without major renovations. Depending on the type of fire you choose, you may be able to fit it to the wall bracket yourself, or you will need to hire an expert. It's a bit more, but it's worth it if you want to have a beautiful and low-maintenance fireplace.