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Free Standing Electric Fireplaces

Add a cozy fireplace to your home without the hassle. Electric fireplaces are easier to set up and do not require ventilation as traditional fireplaces do.

This freestanding option comes with fluted pilasters and dentil molding that make it a fashionable option for any wall. It's CSA Group certified and has overheat protection. Its flame-only setting is ideal for summer.

Size

Free standing electric fireplaces electric are a fantastic solution for those who want to bring warmth and comfort to their home without the dangers of a real fire. They provide the same ambiance as a wood or gas-burning fire, but without the harmful fumes. This makes them ideal for homes with pets or children. In addition, they don't require a chimney or vents, and plug into the standard wall outlet.

It is essential to determine the space where you're planning to install an electric fireplace prior to buying one. Larger models will need to be built into the wall, so you must ensure that there is enough room to accomplish this. It is also a great idea to consider the furniture you have in the room and how it will blend with the fireplace suites. This will help you choose the best fireplace for your space.

When selecting an electric fire it is important to consider how much heat the fireplace can generate. This is usually measured in BTUs or wattage, and it's important to find one that will be able to warm the space you intend to use it in. Calculators can help you figure out the size of the heater you need if you're not sure.

Many of the top free standing electric fireplaces also include a built-in television stand, which can make an excellent addition to your entertainment center. They can accommodate most standard sized televisions, and some come with shelves that are perfect to store your DVDs and other media items. Electric fireplaces are a wonderful addition for any home. They are particularly useful in smaller rooms that might not have enough space for traditional fireplaces. It is a good idea, before deciding to look at the different types of electric fireplaces. This will allow you to choose the one that is most suitable for your requirements and will complement the look of your home.

Design

There are many design options for electric fireplaces that are free standing to suit any style. Some feature glass frames that are available in various shapes and colors, while others have a more traditional appearance with wood frames. Some have a rustic feel. The flames of certain models can also be adjusted to appear more or less realistic. These units can be adjusted to alter the intensity of the heat depending on the dimensions of the room and how warm you wish the space to feel.

A lot of these fireplaces are equipped with a remote control that allows you to adjust the display of the fire and alter the settings from any part of the room. They also do not require gas lines or vents and are therefore an ideal choice for homes without natural wood fireplaces.

The heat output on this unit is measured at up to 4,700 BTUs, which is more than enough for the majority of homes. It uses convection heating, which circulates warm air throughout the room. The flames are designed to appear as real as is possible and the logs are equipped with an effect of glow that adds to the realism. The fireplace isn't designed to be the primary source of heat for homes it is able to provide an additional source of heating.

Another advantage of this fireplace is that it is very quiet. This makes it an excellent option for bedrooms or a living room. It comes with a timer feature that allows you to set the timer to turn off after a predetermined period of time. This is a fantastic option for people who prefer to stay up late at night or wake up early in the morning.

They can be easily installed and don't require venting or gas pipes. They are also safe to put an TV above them as they don't produce any smoke or soot. This makes them an excellent alternative for homeowners looking to improve their fireplace, or add an additional one to their home.

Some fireplaces have a mantel that is mounted against the wall. This is similar to traditional wood fireplace-burning fire pits. They come in different styles to suit any home decor, and some even have the option of a stone or brick surround. These fireplaces are great for those who prefer a more traditional look, but do not want to tackle the hassle of an open-fired fireplace.

Safety

One of the reasons freestanding electric fireplaces are in high demand is because they provide the security and convenience to take pleasure in the warmth and beauty of a traditional fireplace without the dangers. Contrary to the real thing which is risky if not properly utilized and maintained they are safer to use around children and pets. They also do not produce any harmful gases such as carbon monoxide that can be deadly if inhaled. Additionally, they don't become hot to the touch and don't have sharp corners or surfaces that pets or children might accidentally run into. They can also be used where chimneys aren't feasible or even possible.

A lot of freestanding electric fireplaces come with a remote that allows you to control the unit from a distance. They are much easier to maintain and use over time because of this feature. You can maintain your home without having to walk from your chair to the fireplace.

Another advantage of free standing electric fireplaces is that they don't require a chimney, which can be a huge benefit for people who live in apartments or rented homes and wish to enhance the appearance of a fireplace. They also offer zone heating. This means that they only heat a limited area around them, so that other residents in your home aren't uncomfortable from the excessive heat.

Additionally, electric fireplaces are simple to install and can be installed by yourself, without the assistance of an electrician. Make sure to plug the unit in an outlet with a designated outlet and not one that is shared with other lights or appliances. This could result in the appliance overheating and the damage it causes. The majority of freestanding electric fireplaces are safe to plug in and left unattended for a few hours. If you're unsure about the installation of your new fireplace, you should always follow the directions in your instruction manual.

Installation

Since electric fireplaces don't require venting or flues they can be put in just about everywhere there's an electrical outlet. They're particularly useful in homes that don't have a traditional fireplace.

A lot of the top free standing electric fireplaces provide a decorative element that will add warmth to any space. There are many designs to choose from, including modern fireplace and traditional. Some are simple designs which consists of only the logs, while others are more elaborate with intricate carvings and accents. Some models come with the log set that is removable for easy cleaning, whereas others come with fake flames that are adjustable according to your preference.

If you decide to hardwire your fireplace, make sure the circuit breaker isn't shared with other light fixtures or appliances. This way, if an overcurrent occurs, it won't trigger fire or trigger the circuit breaker. You'll also require a dedicated electrical outlet for your fireplace, and one that isn't located in any high moisture part of your home such as a kitchen or bathroom.

For a more durable installation, you can consider a recessed electric fireplace. They can be built into a wall, placed in a niche recessed or even integrated into a traditional fireplace. They're particularly appealing in rooms with soaring or vaulted ceilings.

When installing a recessed unit first be sure that it's the right size for the space you have. Take measurements of the width, height and depth of your current fireplace opening to be sure the recessed fireplace is suitable. The manufacturer's site should have a handy guide for measuring the dimensions of the model you are considering.

If you're not a skilled DIYer hiring a skilled carpenter to install your electric fireplace in a recessed position could be an excellent idea. This professional can lay down drywall tape, mud, and build out the wall for you, making it much easier to place your fireplace. If required, they will also rewire your outlets and reposition them to accommodate the recessed units. Additionally, they can paint the completed work to give it a polished look.