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Wall Mount electric fireplaces wall mounted Fireplaces

Wall-mounted electric fire wall mount fireplaces can add an inviting and warm ambiance to your home without the hassle of ash, chimney cleaning, buying, stacking and transporting coal or firewood. They also provide a safe alternative to traditional fireplaces and aren't a hindrance to floor space or cause a hazard to people as they walk through the room.

Size

A wall-mounted electric fireplace can be a stylish option if you like the look of a fireplace, but do not have enough space for a hearth and chimney. These fireplaces free up the floor space by putting them on a flat surface. They then plug into an electrical outlet for year-round use. The majority of models come with a remote control that permits simple on/off operation. Some models also come with flame displays as well as decorative embers. These models are available in various sizes and designs.

Most models of electric fireplaces that are mounted on walls are small but you can find large linear options that extend across the length of a wall. They are ideal for rooms with low ceilings. They can provide a warm focal area that doesn't occupy too the entire space.

There are also electric fireplaces that have mantel which can be mounted on a flat wall similar to a standard wood fireplace. These types of units come in a range of frame colors, from black and contemporary stainless steel to glamorous mirror glass. Pick a frame color that is in harmony with your wall or existing furnishings. Some models also come with a flat screen television to make them a complete entertainment unit.

Many people opt for this method, mounting their TV above their fireplace. This works well however you should be aware of the clearance requirements for both the TV and the electric fireplace. The majority of clearance guidelines recommend keeping all combustible objects at least three feet from the fireplace.

Some of these units can be recessed into walls to create a bespoke fit. This type of unit may not be as efficient in producing heat as the straight-front wall mounted model, but it is ideal for a custom installation. You can also find wall-mount electric fireplaces that are specifically designed to be installed against the ceiling. These types of fireplaces are ideal for commercial settings like a restaurant or hotel lobbies.

Many of these models have different settings for heat output that you can alter according to the season. Some can even be switched off for year-round use without sacrificing the appealing flame effect. Some fireplaces come with a heat setting, which only warms up the surrounding area. These are great features for homes with pets or children, as the fireplace doesn't produce any heat.

Flame Effects

Many electric fireplaces come with various flame effects that are designed to mimic the look of a real fire. These features are often combined with an LED background to create an authentic look that is easy to blend into different styles of interior decor. Most models also allow you to alter the flame color and intensity to match your mood or the atmosphere of the space.

An alternative to traditional flame effects is to use a chemical effect that mimics the behavior of a natural gas fire. They use an oil can that is heated by an element within the unit to create the flame. The issue with these kinds of units is that they are messy and require lots of maintenance.

A different option to chemical flames is the plasma blaze effect, which is made up of tiny particles that flicker and glow to simulate the look of a real fire. This type of simulated fire may appear fake and not so appealing as other options.

For those who prefer a more natural looking flame, there are wall mount electric fireplaces that offer an authentic log set and a realistic looking flame projection using holographic technology to create a very life-like appearance. They typically come with a wood or rust finish that works well with traditional interior design. They can be positioned in a recess for an additional look that can blend with a variety wall designs.

The size of your room and your personal preferences will determine the type of model you pick. You will need to choose an extra large model for larger spaces so that it can fill the space without making it appear empty. If you're installing the fireplace in a smaller area smaller or mini-sized models is the best choice. There is also a wide range of frame and surround options for these electric fireplaces that will match your design. For example 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 will fit into the majority of 2x4 walls.

Ventilation

Wall-mounted electric fireplaces can provide a lot of style and functionality without the difficulty of installing an actual fireplace. You don't have to hire an electrician, you don't need chimneys and you don't have to worry about running gas lines through your home. However there are a few things to be aware of when choosing a wall mounted electric fireplace.

The venting system is one the most significant differences between wall-mounted fireplaces wall mounted as well as freestanding ones. Most wall-mounted units don't have a vent at the back. This is because the majority of the heat comes out of the top of the fireplace. If the fireplace doesn't have sufficient venting, it could result in a fire hazard. This is why it's important to read reviews before purchasing the unit.

Another significant difference between freestanding and wall-mounted fireplaces is the effects of flames. While freestanding fireplaces are equipped with LED screens and rotisserie lights wall-mounted models utilize mist or other modern technology to create smoke and flames. Dimplex, for instance, has a line of fireplaces that utilize ultrasonics to create the illusion of fire.

Some wall-mounted electric fireplaces are able to be partially recessed into the wall, and this permits them to be put in in tight areas where traditional fireplaces would not fit. This allows them to blend with various styles of interiors.

Some wall-mounted electric fire places have multi-view while others are front-view only. These are usually a little bit larger than their single-view counterparts and permit you to view the flames from multiple sides of the room.

Installation

As the name implies, wall mount electric fireplaces are designed to be fixed on the wall, usually with a bracket for mounting. They are usually fairly simple to install, although the precise process will vary between models. Some are simply fixed to the wall fire and screwed in some may require you to build frames around them prior to placing them on the wall hanging Fireplaces. In any case, it's important to carefully follow the instructions included with the fire, making sure the opening of the frame is measured and positioned in accordance with any safety guidelines.

The first thing to do is find a location that is suitable for your fireplace. Take into consideration the style of the room as well as any furniture that is in place. Also, make sure whether the area is close enough to a power outlet, or if you are willing to have an electrician move the plug socket (if one already exists) for you.

Prepare the space after you've selected a suitable location for the fireplace by clearing the space, removing furniture that is in use, and then getting the walls ready. This could involve the removal of any wallpaper or other decorations, as well finding and marking any studs you can with a Studfinder.

The brackets used with electric fireplaces mounted on walls come with a template to drill holes. You can use this template to mark the position on the wall where they will be mounted. After you've marked the locations you can drill the holes and fit the rawl plugs. As a rule you'll need to make sure that the heater - which is in front of the fireplace and produces heat - is at a minimum of 400mm away from any combustible substances, such as fabrics.

Once the holes have been made, you'll need to mount the bracket. Some models require that you mount the firebox onto the bracket, while other models will ask you to put the fireplace onto the bracket before you attach the screen. In any case, it's essential to follow the installation guidelines precisely so you don't damage your new appliance. Once the fireplace is in place, plug it in and test it to ensure it's functioning properly.