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Things to Consider Before Installing an Electric Wall Fireplace
Electric wall fireplaces are a practical and safe way to add warmth to your home. There are a few things to think about before installing an electric wall fireplace.
Contrary to fully recessed fires wall-mounted models are relatively simple to set up yourself. However, it is important to check that you have the right size insert and kit.
Safety
A well-known element of décor A wall fireplace that is electric offers a cozy and attractive alternative to traditional fireplaces. These fireplaces are safe to use and provide an additional source of heat for any home. They also maintain an air-free, clean and smoke-free environment. There are many options for these fireplaces, however, they all produce stunning bed embers and a realistic flame display. They are ideal for renovations, apartments and condominiums that do not have chimneys. They're also a great choice for people with pets or small children, since they don't generate a real flame.
However, there are certain safety guidelines that must be observed when using an electric fireplace. It is essential to keep all combustible materials at least three feet away from the fireplace. This will reduce the possibility of your possessions burning. It is also essential to avoid touching the hot surfaces of the fireplace, including the heating elements, as well as the vents through which hot air is being blown out. It is also important to be sure to keep these vents clear since they must be opened to allow the fireplace to function safely.
A screen that protects you is an important aspect of an electric wall fire. It can help stop accidental burns. This is especially useful in homes with small space, or if there are pets or children. Some models also include a remote control that allows you to turn the fireplace on and off from any room. This prevents the fire from being accidentally ignited when you're not in the room.
Certain models come with a timer built-in that will turn off the fireplace after a predetermined amount of time. This feature is ideal for those who have difficulty remembering to turn the fireplace off, or who may forget to do so before going to sleep.
It is also recommended to unplug your fireplace when it isn't in use. It could overload the electrical system, causing the risk of fire. Also, don't place any liquids or water in the fireplace. Finally, it's a good idea to keep your electric fireplace on a separate circuit to other appliances. This will prevent tripping and power outages.
Energy Efficiency
Electric wall fireplaces can help you save money on your heating bills during winter. The cost of operating these fireplaces depends on a few factors, including the wattage of the particular unit and your energy provider's price per kilowatt.
The energy consumption of the fireplace is usually displayed on it, usually in the format of kW (kilowatts). Divide that number by the price of your energy provider per kilowatt and you'll get the unit's energy efficiency in percentage.
Electric fireplaces are usually powered by fans. They draw cool air from the room, heat it with electricity, then blow the heated air back into the space. Electric fires of this type are the most popular and economical. It is possible to heat a small to medium-sized space with one of these, however they're not as efficient as infrared heating systems, which provide more consistent and even heat.
Electric fireplaces do not use combustible materials and produce no soot or ash. This means that you don't have to store wood or hire an expert chimney sweep for routine cleaning and inspection. These fireplaces do not emit harmful fumes and their flames look incredibly real.
Since there's no need for coal or gas, these fireplaces can be used in a variety of locations and are ideal when you want the warm feel of a fireplace without the need to run your furnace. They also do not dry out your living space by blowing heat into it and they can help to maintain healthy humidity levels for those inflicted with respiratory problems.
These fireplaces are also fantastic because they allow you to enjoy their ambiance year-round even when they're not heated. They're perfect for rooms with many furniture pieces which block the heat, and you'll still enjoy the ambience when entertaining guests.
If you're considering buying an electric fireplace for the first time it is important to look around for the most affordable prices. If you compare online and in-store prices, you may find that the price is lower than you thought. It's also important to ensure that the electric [Fireplace Stove](https://www.fireplacesandstoves.uk/) you buy can be plugged in at the most convenient location and it doesn't share a circuit with other appliances or fixtures.
Design
A fireplace feature wall can be an amazing way to add beauty to your room without having to spend time and money on renovations. Electric fireplaces don't require venting or chimneys which means they can be installed in any room, even the bedroom. They provide heat for supplemental use and do not emit smoke, so they are safer for children and people with respiratory problems.
There are many electric fireplace designs that you can choose from to find the right one for your home. Some fireplace ideas are meant to be a focal point, while others are designed to blend in with the contemporary style. If you want a statement piece, go with modern faux stone models that has an angled opening and LED flames that shine and smudge to provide an elegant look.
A linear fireplace is a popular option. These models are slim and sleek which makes them perfect for modern homes which are small in space. Many models include a remote, multiple colors and heat settings, and log options to create a custom appearance. Some models have a wave setting, which lets you turn on and off the fireplace by the use of a hand.
You can also put an affixed model against the wall. This design is ideal for contemporary homes, and it can be easily paired with TV. Most recessed electric fire places have front vents for safety and can provide heat to up to 400 square foot.
If you're looking for a traditional fireplace design, consider an amantelss style with a traditional brick surround. These are great for rooms with a lot of natural light. They can be complemented by mantels made of stone or wood. They can be paired with a firescreen to create an inviting atmosphere.
Many electric fireplaces come with an remote that lets you modify the flame and heat settings, and some feature a timer to help you conserve energy. They can also be paired with a smart home system to give you total control over your fireplace.
Installation
A wall-mounted electric fireplace is the latest trend in interior home design. These units are stylish and energy efficient. They are also easy to install. They can be positioned flush to the wall which gives them a sleek look. Most of these fireplaces come with an installation kit that comes with the necessary hardware. Some models even have a built-in blower that pushes warm air into the room.
Installation is easy, but make sure you adhere to the directions carefully. The owner's manual will contain specific details about framing and secure the unit. It will also give you specific guidelines regarding the clearances you need to leave in order to avoid fire dangers.
Make sure the area is safe for your fire. If you're unsure you're not sure, make an exploratory hole into an isolated area of the wall to reveal what type of walls you have. After you've done this you can use the template included with the fireplace to mark the wall on which you'll have to fix it. Then, you can attach the brackets to the wall and secure them using screws. Make sure that the brackets are level, and make sure the fire is positioned correctly to ensure a neat and clean finish.
You'll also need to think about the height you want your fire to be. If you're using a frameless fireplace, you may prefer a flush mount or a ledge for the fire. You'll need to check that the heater, located in the front and bottom of the fireplace - is at a minimum 400mm away from combustibles such as fabrics to ensure its safety.
If you're not comfortable with electrical work, think about hiring a professional to wire the fire for you. They can also make the area drywalled and tape it, then make it muddy to give it a smooth finish. If necessary, they can move the plug socket to create an appearance that is more modern. If you wish to hide your power cord, it could be run behind the TV stand or underneath the carpet. In the majority of instances, you can opt to paint the cord in the same hue as the wall.