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Wall Mounted Electric Fires

There are two kinds of electric fireplaces for wall mounting such as flush mount (or recessed) and freestanding. The flush mount electric fireplaces appear more elegant and built-in, however, they require more effort, time and money to set up.

Installing a wall-mounted electrical fire is easy if you've got the right tools. Depending on which model you select you'll have to connect either the bracket or hanging screws to the wall.

Ultra Slim

Many homeowners want the warm, inviting look of a fireplace without the hassle and expense of installing traditional chimneys and fireboxes. An electric wall-mounted fireplace is an ideal solution. They are extremely slim, simple to install and come with several settings. Some models can also provide additional heat for rooms that are that are up to 400 square feet, and some even include the option of a remote control.

The best way to locate the ideal electric fireplace for your home is to go to a showroom that specializes in these products. Modern Fireplaces & Interiors, located in the GTA, carries a variety of electric fire places and has a team who can help you choose the best one for your home. Visit their website to see their gallery of photos or call them to schedule an appointment.

This model comes from Touchstone is an electric fireplace that can be mounted to the wall. Most electric fireplaces are built into the wall. It's a stunning, slim unit that features an arched glass firebox and LED flames in 7 different colors. The flame effect is real and the remote control has several functions including different heat settings, five flame brightness levels, a timer and more.

Another advantage of this device is that it can be used throughout the year. It can be used in the summer with just the flame setting, and in the winter with the heat settings. You can also alter the brightness and color of the flame to match your mood.

This fireplace is among the slimmest available and it is designed to be built into the wall, but it can also be hung on the wall. The fireplace is constructed of glass and metal, and features a sleek, modern design. It would look great in any house. The remote control has many options, and comes with an automatic timer that will turn the fire off after 10 hours.

This fire is easy to install and features an easy plug-in wire. It also comes with an emergency feature that shuts off the flame if it overheats. This feature ensures that your family, including pets, are safe when using the fireplace.

Easy to Install

You can create the look of a fireplace within your home with electric fireplaces mounted on walls without having to make any structural changes. The good news is that they are really easy to fit yourself too as long as you have a few basic tools at hand, including a spirit level and a the stud finder (you can purchase both from us at Direct Fireplaces). In fact our customer service team believes that you can remove and hang your new electric fireplace in less than an hour!

It is important to make sure that the area you select for your fireplace is close to an electrical outlet before you begin. Make sure that the power cable from the fireplace can reach the socket from the bracket. If it cannot, you can move the plug socket to the opposite side of the room and conceal it behind your fireplace to create a sleek look.

This will reduce the risk of fire. This includes wood, paper and fabrics, as well as furniture, curtains, bedding and curtains. It is also important to ensure that all ventilation vents are free of obstructions to ensure that hot air is expelled.

If you're looking for a wall-mounted electric fire that can be controlled by your voice, take a look at this beautiful Camino model from Flamerite. It's got an amazing 3D flame display and can be controlled by apps for smartphones or even your voice.

If you're planning to install a standard gas wall electric fireplace-mounted stove it is recommended to follow the standard advice that you'll require a chimney and you should only ever work with an Gas Safe registered installer. To increase security, you could add a flue lining to your fireplace. Like any gas fireplace installation, you should make sure that the chimney is operating properly before you turn it on for the first time.

Requires No Chimney

Unlike a traditional gas fire that requires venting and a chimney wall-mounted electric fireplaces don't need to be vented. This makes them an excellent option for homes with a small space or don't have the building work to install a gas fireplace. In addition to this wall mounted electric fire does not produce any carbon monoxide and is safe for use in any home.

The heat generated by a wall-mounted fireplace is directed, and can swiftly warm up a room of up to 400 square feet. This is not enough heat to be used as the primary source of heating but it can make your living room more comfortable and add supplemental warmth. Electric fireplaces are also a great investment because they reduce your electricity bill and have a minimal impact on the environment.

When you are choosing a wall-mounted electric fireplace it is essential to look at the wattage as well as BTU output. This will determine the amount of heat it can provide and if it is appropriate for your space. Choose an appliance that is in line with the decor of your home.

If you have the right tools, installing a wall-mounted electrical fire is not difficult. Depending on the kind of fire you've selected, you may have to attach the firebox on the wall bracket first, and then add the screen or the fire may come with everything already connected to the wall bracket. You will also need an electric drill and screws to complete the task. If you don't have these, then it's a good idea to get an expert.

A gas fire that can be plugged into the wall is another option for homes that do not have chimneys. These are more expensive than wall-mounted electric fireplaces, however, they provide the appearance of a real fire, without the need for a chimney or ventilation. Furthermore, gas fires usually have a higher heat output than electric fires, so they will produce more heat, too. If you're thinking of installing a hole in the gas fire in the wall, be sure to speak with a licensed plumber to ensure that the installation is completed correctly.

Low Maintenance

Unlike traditional fireplaces, electric fireplaces mounted on walls are designed to remain away from the way. This creates more space within your home, and also means that it's safer for pets and children. This is because they will not be in a position to reach the heater and potentially trip on it.

A wall-mounted electric fireplace can be easy to clean. You can wipe the interior with a damp cloth. This is a good idea to avoid any build-up of dust within the fireplace, which can damage the heating element and ember bed.

Always read the instruction manual that was included with your unit prior to cleaning it. The majority of manufacturers do not recommend cleaning the internal components of a wall-mounted electric fire, as it could cause damage to the electrical system. To protect yourself ensure your safety, use a dampened cloth that is lint free and has been rinsed.

The other thing to consider about a wall-mounted electric fire is that there aren't ugly flues or pipes which need to be hidden. This will make your home look a lot cleaner and more attractive. Electric fires will appear as part of the wall decor, making them a great option for homeowners looking to have a modern style in their home.

It's also a great option for people moving into a brand new home, since it can be installed with no major changes. You may be able fit the fire yourself, or you may need to engage an expert. This will cost you a bit more money but it is still worth it if desire a beautiful low-maintenance fire.