Electric Wall.Mounted Fire: What Nobody Is Talking About

Why Choose a Wall Mounted Electric Fire?

Electric wall fires are an affordable and stylish alternative to provide additional heat. They are available in a variety of styles and finishes that can complement any space.

Some models offer LED lighting effects as well as multiple options for flame display. Certain models have privacy glass that can be set from opaque to transparent.

Aesthetics

If you're looking to add style and character to your home without the hassle required by a real fireplace, a wall-mounted fireplace could be exactly what you require. There are many models to choose from, and the majority of them have a contemporary and modern design that will be a perfect fit for any style of interior. They can be installed or recessed into the wall to create an elegant, seamless look. Some can be operated without or with heating, making them suitable for year-round use.

One of the most well-known choices is the Dimplex Sierra linear electric fireplace, which comes in a variety of sizes to fit in with every space. The sleek black frame catches the flames beautifully. It's complemented by several decorative media packages for the ember bed like white crystals or pebbles. The LED display can be used either with or without heating. The remote control allows you adjust the settings from any position within the room.

The majority of wall mounted electric fire places can produce heat. This is usually done through an area heating system that blasts hot air through a heating element. There are, however, certain models that don't generate any heat at all and simply provide visual flame effects. This type of fireplace is suitable for rooms where the fireplace will be located close to combustible materials, like curtains and carpets.

While certain models can be mounted directly on the wall, others will need to be fitted to a specially designed fireplace insert. This may mean cutting a hole into the wall and putting in a new mantel, or it may be possible to mount the unit in an existing fireplace insert. The latter is simpler to install and requires less expertise.

It's important to remember that any type of electric fire must be placed with plenty of clearance and space around it, especially when you intend to put an TV above it. It is important to ensure that the space for mounting is free of combustible materials and that pets or children are able to access it safely.

Energy efficiency

Wall-mounted electric fires are a modern alternative to traditional gas fires and offer a sleek design that is ideal for homes with a limited floor space. They can generate heat of up to 1500 watts and are a great addition to central heating, or can be used alone in rooms up 400 square feet. They are also very safe and come with many convenient safety features including the fire stopper as well as a timer and thermal overload protection.

Unlike gas fireplaces, an electric Wall mount fireplace wall-mounted fire doesn't burn wood or produce emissions so it is much more environmentally sustainable. The majority of our electric fires have an adjustable remote control that allows you to control the flame's intensity and set various lighting settings for moods. Our most popular model, R.W.FLAME offers a realistic flame with up to twelve flame colors and five brightness settings. It can be mounted partially or fully recessed and can be installed on nearly any wall stud.

Electric fires are energy efficient and can help you save the cost of electric bills. When you use an electric fire, you only need to pay for Kilowatts it consumes. You can find out the cost per kilowatt billed by your electricity provider by looking at your bill or calling them directly. To determine the cost of running an electrical fire every day, simply multiply the number kilowatts by the cost charged per Kilowatt by your electricity provider.

Most electric fires use less than 1500 watts/hour equivalent to 7675 BTU/h of heating. If you leave it on for 10 hours, you'll pay $2.35 per day for electricity (assuming that the heater is running). If you turn off the heater and use it to create the flame effect, it'll only cost you a few dollars per day to run. With this in mind, we suggest that you use an electric fire that has an adjustable thermostat, so that it automatically turns on and off in accordance with the temperature of your room.

Convenience

You can add additional warmth to your home with a wall-mounted electric fire without needing to cut down on floor space or alter the layout of the room. These fireplaces can be plugged in and switched on with the push of a button, and many have multiple heating settings to suit your preferences. You can shut off the flame display if prefer to simply enjoy the fire's visual appeal.

The modern design of this recessed wall-mounted electric fireplace pairs seamlessly with the existing style of your home providing the warmth and ambiance that you need without the hassle of maintaining a real fire. It has LED color-changing fires with two heat settings as well as a no-heat setting for year-round enjoyment. The remote control included allows you to operate the unit from any location within your home.

A wall-mounted electric fireplace is ideal for smaller homes that don't have the space to accommodate a traditional wood fireplace because it doesn't need chimneys or mantels. It also has an inbuilt heat shield that prevents the glass front from becoming too hot and helps protect the walls from stains or damage.

When choosing a wall-mounted fireplace be sure to pay attention to the capacity of the model's heater and wattage. The more wattage you have, the more powerful the heater and the quicker it will heat your space. The wattage is also a factor in the price of operating your fireplace and how much energy it consumes in an hour.

You can make use of a spirit-level and pencil to mark the area on the wall fireplace where you'll install your electric fire, then using a power drill to create the holes. Most wall-mounted models will include an outline with all the necessary markings for you to follow, so you can make sure you're drilling in the correct spot.

It is essential to keep the fire from objects that are combustible, like carpeting, curtains, or furniture to reduce the risk of accidental combustion. Keep children and pets away from the flame to avoid any injuries. Keep the area free of debris to ensure that your fire can function properly.

Safety

Electric fireplaces that are mounted on the wall are not only beautiful, but they are also practical and secure. They do not require a flue and are therefore less fire-proof than traditional chimney fireplaces. A safety screen is typically installed to prevent pets or children from reaching the flames and heater. They are a good choice for families who have children as they are positioned at an elevation of between four and five feet.

In addition to a safety screening, electric fires typically come with an automatic shut-off switch. This protects the appliance from overload electrical current and to prevent overheating. If you're worried about the dangers of a fire, you could also buy an electric fireplace that has an emergency shutoff button.

Follow the directions provided by the manufacturer for the installation and use of the fireplace to ensure your safety and that of your family. If you can, place the fireplace away from drapes or furniture. You should also place the fireplace at least four to five feet higher than the floor.

If you choose a wall-mounted fireplace, make sure that it's appropriate for your home. If the fire isn't designed for the power supply of your home, it may overheat and create a danger. You should also search for a fireplace with features that will suit the decor of your home.

The most straightforward method to install a wall-mounted electric fire is to purchase a ready-to-assemble kit. This kit will include a template that will show you where to drill the holes. Utilizing the template as well as a spirit level, a pencil, you will be able to mark the location on your wall where you'll be fixing the bracket. Then, you'll need to drill holes and install rawls. This is an easy task that should take no longer than a half-hour.

You can also hire an experienced installer to put in your fireplace. This will cost more, but it can be a great choice if you desire a stylish finish and a fully functional fireplace. When installing electrical appliances in your home you must always employ an electrician with a certification.