Wall Mounted Electric Fires
There are two types of wall-mounted electric fireplaces that are flush (or recessed) or freestanding. Flush mount electric fireplaces have more of a finished look, with a built-in design, but take longer, more work and expense to set up.
Installing a wall-mounted electric fireplace is a fairly straightforward job provided you have the appropriate tools. Depending on which model you pick, you will have to connect either the bracket or hanging screws to the wall.
Ultra Slim
Many homeowners want to enjoy the warm, inviting appearance of a fireplace without the hassle and cost of installing traditional chimneys and fireboxes. Electric wall-mounted fireplaces are a great option. They are slim and easy to install, and have a range of settings. Certain models also provide additional heat for rooms that are that are up to 400 square feet, and some include a remote control.
The best way to locate the perfect electric fireplace for your home is to go to a showroom that specializes in these products. Modern Fireplaces & Interiors in the GTA offers a variety of electric fireplaces. They also have an experienced design team that can help you select the right one for your space. Visit their website to see their gallery of photos, or call to schedule an appointment.
Although most electric fires and fireplaces need to be built into the wall but this model from Touchstone can be hung on the wall using a mounting bracket. This slim, elegant model features an arched firebox with LED Flames that come in seven colors. The flame effect is realistic and the remote control offers several functions including multiple heat settings, 5 flame brightness levels along with a timer and other.
Another benefit of this unit is that it can be used throughout the year. It can be used in summer using just the flame setting and in winter, with the temperature settings. The brightness and color of the flame can be altered to suit your mood as well.
This fireplace is one the slimmest available. It can be hung on the wall or recessed into it. It is constructed of metal and tempered glass. It has a modern, sleek design that would look great in any home. The remote control has many options and also comes with an automated timer that turns the fire off after 10 hours.
This fire is simple to install, with the wire plug-in. It also comes with a safety feature that shuts off the flame in the event of it becoming too hot. This feature ensures that your family and pets are safe when using this fireplace.
Easy to Install
With wall-mounted electric fires you can get the look of a real fireplace in your home without having to undertake any structural modifications. They are easy to install yourself, provided you have the right tools. For wall fireplaces electric , or stud finder. Both are available at Direct Fireplaces. In fact our customer service team reckons you can take down and put up your new electric fireplace in under an hour!
Before you start, however, it's worth making sure that the location you have chosen for your fireplace is close enough to a power socket. Make sure whether the power cable of the fireplace can reach the socket through the bracket. If it's not be, you can place the plug socket on the other side of the room and conceal it behind your fireplace to achieve a sleek look.
It is also important to ensure that any combustible materials are kept at least three feet from the electric fire, as this helps to reduce the chance of fire. This includes fabric, wood, paper, and bedding as well. In addition, you should make sure that any vents for ventilation are clean to allow hot air to be removed from the room.
This gorgeous Camino model by Flamerite is a wall-mounted flame which you can control using your voice. It features a stunning panoramic 3D flame design and can be controlled using a smartphone app or by 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 stove then the same advice applies that you'll require a chimney, and it is recommended that you only ever work with an Gas Safe registered installer. To improve safety, you can also include a flue lining your existing fireplace. As with any gas fire installation it's a good idea make sure that your chimney is operating correctly before you turn it on for the first time.
Requires No Chimney
Contrary to traditional gas fires, which requires venting and a chimney wall-mounted electric fireplaces don't need to be vented. This makes them a good option for homes with limited space or those who do not have the required building work to install a gas fireplace. Additionally wall mounted electric fire does not produce any carbon monoxide and is safe for use in any house.
The heat produced by a wall-mounted fireplace is very directed, and can swiftly warm a room of up to 400 square foot. While this is not enough to be a primary heating source, it's ideal for adding some warmth and making your living room more comfortable. Electric fireplaces are also a good investment since they lower the cost of electricity and have an extremely low impact on the environment.
When you are choosing a wall-mounted electric fireplace it is essential to consider the wattage and BTU output. This will determine the amount of heat it produces and whether it is suitable for the space. Find a fireplace that complements the style of your home.
If you have the right tools for installation, installing a wall-mounted electric fire isn't difficult. Based on the type of fire that you have chosen, you may need to attach the firebox to the wall bracket first and then insert the screen, or the fire might come with everything already connected to the wall bracket. To accomplish this task, you will also need screws and a drill. If you don't have these tools, it's a good idea to hire a professional.
Another option for homes without a chimney is an opening in the wall for a gas fire. Although they are more expensive than a wall-mounted electric fire, they can offer the appearance of a real fireplace without the need for a chimney or ventilation. Gas fires also generate more heat since they burn at higher temperature than electric fires. If you're interested in creating a hole for a gas fire in the wall, be sure to consult a licensed plumber to ensure that the installation is completed correctly.
Low Maintenance
In contrast to traditional fireplaces, electric fireplaces that are mounted on walls are designed to be out of the way. This gives you more space and is safer for pets and children. This is because the heater will be kept out of reach and they won't fall over it.
A wall-mounted electric fireplace is also easy to clean. You can wipe the interior with a damp cloth. This will prevent dust from building up in the fireplace. This can cause damage to the heating elements and ember beds.
You should always read the manual that came with your unit prior to cleaning it. Most manufacturers do not recommend cleaning the interior components of a wall mounted electric fire, since it could cause damage to the electrical system. To ensure that you are safe using a damp cloth only if it's totally free of lint and cleaned.
The other thing to consider 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 a lot cleaner and more attractive. Electric fires appear as if they are part of the wall decor, making them a great option for homeowners looking to have a modern style in their home.
It is also a great option for people who are moving into a new residence because it can be installed without major changes. Depending on the model of fire you pick, you may be able to fit it to the wall bracket yourself, or you'll need the help of a professional. It will cost a little more, but it's well worth it if your goal i
