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Wall Mount Electric Fireplaces

Wall mounted electric fireplaces add an inviting, warm atmosphere to your home, without the hassles of cleaning chimneys, ash, or buying stacking, hauling, or storing coal or firewood. They are an alternative to traditional fireplaces and do not block the floor or make people fall as they walk.

Size

A wall-mounted electric fireplaces on the wall fireplace can be a stylish option if you like the look of a fireplace but do not have enough space for a chimney and hearth. They save floor space because they mount 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 that allows for simple switching between on and off. Some models also have decorative embers and a flame display that's quite realistic. You can find these models in a variety of designs and sizes.

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 perfect for rooms with low ceilings and they can create a warm focal point that doesn't take much space.

There are also electric fireplaces that have mantel which can be mounted on a flat wall, like a traditional wood fireplace. These types of fireplaces come in a variety of frame colors, from black and contemporary stainless steel, to stunning mirror glass. Choose a frame that is compatible with your wall or existing furniture. Certain models come with flat-screen TVs and are a complete entertainment system.

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

Some of these units are designed to be recessed into the wall to create a custom fit. This kind of fireplace may not produce as much heat as the straight-front wall mounted model, but it is ideal for a custom-designed installation. There are also wall-mounted electric fireplaces that are designed to be mounted on the ceiling. These units are ideal for commercial spaces such as hotel lobbies or restaurants.

A lot of these models come with different settings for heat output, which you can change depending on the season. Some models can be turned off so that you can use them all year round without losing the appealing flame effect. Some fireplaces have a no heat setting that just warms the surrounding area. These features are perfect for homes with pets and children, since the fireplace doesn't produce any heat.

Flame Effects

Electric fireplaces often come with different flame effects that are designed to resemble real fire. These features are often coupled with LED backgrounds to create an authentic look that can easily blend in with various interior decor styles. Many models also allow you to change the flame color and intensity to suit your mood or the atmosphere of the space.

Another option for flame effects is to use a chemical effect that simulates the behavior of a natural gas fire. These units use an oil can which is heated by an element inside the unit to produce the fire. The problem with these types of units is that they are messy and require an extensive amount of maintenance.

An alternative to chemical flames is the plasma blaze effect which is composed of tiny particles that glow and flicker to mimic the appearance of an actual fire. This kind of simulated flame can look fake and not as appealing as other options.

For those who prefer a more natural flame there are wall mounted electric fireplaces that offer an authentic log set and a realistic-looking flame projection using holographic technology to create an appearance that is very realistic. These units are usually decorated with rust or wood that blends well with traditional designs for interiors. They can be set in a recess to give an additional appearance that blends with various wall designs.

The best model to fit your space will be based on the dimensions of the space and your personal preferences. You will want to select a larger model for larger spaces to ensure it fills the space but not make it appear empty. A smaller or compact model is more suitable to smaller rooms. These fireplaces can be found with a range of frames and surrounds that complement your decor. For instance, 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 fits into most 2 x 4 walls.

Ventilation

Wall-mounted electric fireplaces can provide an abundance 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 have to worry about running gas lines through your home. There are some considerations to take into consideration when choosing an electric fireplace that is wall-mounted.

One of the biggest distinctions between wall-mounted and freestanding fireplaces is the way they vent. While the majority of freestanding fireplaces have a vent located on the back of the unit, some wall-mounted models do not. This is due to the fact that the majority of the heat comes from the top of the fireplace. It can be dangerous if the fireplace is not vented properly. It is essential to look up reviews prior to purchasing the unit.

Another significant difference between freestanding and wall-mounted fireplaces is the flame effects. While freestanding fireplaces typically have led fireplace wall mount screens and rotisserie-style lighting, wall-mounted units use mist and other modern technology to create the illusion of smoke and flames. Dimplex, for instance, has a fireplace line that uses ultrasonics to create the illusion of fire.

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

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

Installation

Like the name suggests the wall mount electric fireplaces are designed to be hung on the wall, usually with a bracket for mounting. The process of installation varies among models, but it is generally simple. Some are fixed to the wall and screwed into it some may require you to construct an enclosure around them prior to placing them on the wall. In either case, it's important to follow the guidelines included with the fire, making sure the opening in the frame is sized and positioning the unit in accordance with any safety guidelines.

The first step is find a location that is suitable for your fireplace. Consider the design of the room, as well as any furniture that is in place. Also, make sure whether the area is close enough to a power source, or if you're willing to have an electrician relocate a plug socket (if one already exists) for you.

Prepare the space once you've chosen a good location for your fireplace by clearing the area, taking away furniture and making the walls. This could involve removal of any decoration or wallpaper and also locating any studs and marking them with a Stud finder (you'll often be asked to have two people hold the fireplace in place to ensure it's positioned correctly).

The majority of wall-mounted electric fires come with a template for drilling holes. This template must use to mark the places on the walls where brackets are to be positioned. Once you have marked the locations on the wall and then drilled the holes, you can drill them. Then install the rawl plugs. In general the heater, which sits in the middle of the fireplace and produces heat, should be at least 400mm away from any combustible materials, like fabric.

Once the holes have been drilled, you'll need to fit the mounting bracket. Some models require that you place the firebox on the bracket, while others require you to place the fireplace onto the bracket before attaching the screen. In either case, it's important that you adhere to the installation instructions precisely so you don't damage your new appliance. Once the fireplace is set plug it in and check it to ensure it's functioning properly.