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Electric Wall Mount Fireplace When it is electric fireplaces, the majority of people think of built-in models installed into a preexisting fireplace cutout. A wall-mounted model such as this R.W.FLAME unit also works well. You'll need to construct frames, and then finish the bump-out, but this is still a do-it yourself project. The electrical hookup should be done by an experienced electrician. Modern Design A wall-mounted electric fire is the most effective way to create a contemporary ambience and increase the visual appeal. They come in a variety options which include fully recessed, semi-recessed or non-recessed models. They come with fan-powered heating that can be turned off or on as desired. They look like art and create a stunning ambiance in any room where they are placed. Many people who want a modern, sleek look for their home are discovering that electric hearths are the ideal solution. Kuefler says this is due to the fact that electric fireplaces don't require a chimney, gas line or venting at the time of installation, and they require less space for remodeling and construction. Many models also come with an authentic LED fire and an ember bed that looks very real. Many electric fireplaces are also equipped with appearance-enhancing options and accessories, which can provide your commercial or residential space a customized, personalized appearance. For instance the SimpliFire Scion is available in bay, corner or single-sided configurations, and is a simple and clean frame, with the option to add floating mantels to add depth and dimension to any room. The Scion Trinity comes with a driftwood and clear crystal log set, which comes with a variety of colors of flames and ember beds for an appealing atmosphere that is perfect for any design style. For homeowners looking to add a sophisticated touch to their spacious, large living room, the AL45CLX2-G is the best option. This model comes in a variety of surrounds, including brushed steel as well as flat black and white metal. It also comes with four color settings and three different ember beds. This model can be mounted directly on the wall or recessed in the form of a 2x4 for an individual fit. It also includes the option of a remote. For those seeking an even more elegant look to their lavish home the Allusion Platinum is a sleek, contemporary choice that can be mounted in a flush or recessed mount. This fireplace comes in three sizes: 50-inch, 78-inch and 55-inch. It features DigitalSpark technology, which allows for complete personalization of the fire background and flame effect. It comes with many different ambience settings and includes an optional Wescott mantel kit for additional design and depth. The model can be used all year round with or without the heating system. It is available in a flush or recessed design that is installed by professionals. Illusions optical Electric fireplaces give the illusion of fire using projected light. They're more real than wood or gas hearths. They do not emit smoke or odors, and can be safely installed over TVs or artwork without venting. The Allusion offers a wide range of mounting options and is a great option for an elegant electric linear fireplace that is priced affordably. Kuefler claims that its sleek frame and minimal design make it one of the most versatile electric fire places available. It can be partially or fully integrated into 2x6 wall studs, and comes with clear crystal ember bed media. It can be transformed into an adobe log set to give it a more authentic look. A more recent option is the fully recessed electric linear fireplace that is able to slide into a framed and completed opening in the wall for a seamless installation. This style is perfect for those who want a contemporary look, or for multifamily homes in which traditional wood or gas fireplace is not possible to install. Its recessed profile offers a larger viewing area, and greater flexibility with finishing materials, according to Leggett. The Ignis Royal Series of CE Certified electric linear fireplaces comes with three heating settings that can be controlled remotely using any smart device. The fireplaces also come with the ability to set a timer which allows them to be turned off in predetermined intervals between thirty minutes and seven and a half hours. Safety Electric fireplaces are a secure alternative to traditional wood and gas-burning fireplaces, with no chimney to maintain or creosote accumulation. Electric fireplaces are free of harmful toxins and smoke, making them an excellent choice for homes that have pets or children. These multi-functional heating options are becoming more popular, whether you're looking to heat your room or add a chic design element to impress your guests and friends. With the many options available, it can be hard to choose which fireplace is right for you. When shopping for an Electric wall mount fireplace, ensure that you choose models with built-in protection against overheating that will shut off the unit in the event that it gets too hot. Certain models feature an exterior that is cool to the touch which is perfect for families with young children. It is important to ensure that the model is placed at least four or five feet off the ground to prevent it from being knocked down. Another aspect to consider is the amount of heat you require in your home. Some electric fireplaces come with two heat levels, while others have up to six levels. If you're looking for a fireplace with the most options, think about opting for an adjustable flame and the heat setting that allows you to personalize your experience according to the time of year or mood. Finally, when selecting a Electric wall-mounted fireplace be sure to take measurements of your space prior to buying. Some models can be put on the wall as flat screen TVs while others are designed to be completely or partially integrated into the wall for an elegant and polished appearance. If you're planning to install a fully recessed model make sure you hire an electrician to ensure that the cutout is fitted and aligned. Fireplaces And Stoves is to adhere to the manufacturer's guidelines when using the Electric wall mount fireplace. Be sure to keep it out of water or other liquids and avoid using it near the flames of paints, materials or other chemicals. Finally, never leave an electric fireplace unattended, or use it while sleeping or eating. Easy Installation Electric wall mount fireplaces can be easily installed in a new construction or renovation. You don't need gas lines or a venting system. They can be put up in your living space without much effort and look great with or without heat. The heaters that are powered by fans are extremely efficient. The first step is to decide where you would like to put the electric fireplace. Whether you're building out a new wall or converting an existing one it's a good idea to mark the location you want with a cardboard cutout of the fireplace prior to starting any work. You'll need to decide whether you'd like to put in the fireplace in a partially or fully recessed fashion. The majority of electric fires can be incorporated into wall openings as a built in or built-in electric insert. This type of installation requires a hole in the wall to accommodate the size and shape of the fireplace. If you're planning on installing a built-in, we recommend hiring an electrician to wire the unit to the electrical network of your home. Installing your electric fireplace is simple once you have decided where it will be mounted. Most models will have a template that you can use to determine the exact location where the brackets for mounting will need to be placed on your wall. If your fireplace isn't equipped with an outline, use the pencil and a spirit level to draw an even line on the wall where you'll need to drill holes for the brackets. After marking the location after marking the spot, cut and measure the pieces of drywall to fit the opening. If you're changing an existing fireplace, you'll need to patch the wall before installing the drywall. You can also build an individual mantel and hearth to replace the existing wood frame. If you have a built-in electric fireplace, it will have hooks or slots on the back of the unit that connect to the slots or hooks on the brackets for mounting. Certain models come with a power cable that you'll need to connect to the wall, and then plug into an outlet. If you don't want to move the plug socket, you can consider tackable or paintable power cord covers to create a neat look.