Its History Of Electric Wall.Mounted Fire

Why Choose a Wall Mounted Electric Fire?

Wall-mounted electric fires are a stylish and affordable option for supplemental heating. They come in a range of styles and finishes that will complement any space.

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

Aesthetics

If you're looking for a way to add character and style to your home without the maintenance required by a real fireplace, a wall-mounted one could be exactly what you need. There are a myriad of models available, and most of them feature a modern and modern design that can be a perfect fit for any style of interior. They can be either placed on or in the wall for a seamless, built-in look. A lot of them can be used without or with heating, making them suitable for all year round use.

The Dimplex Sierra linear fireplace is a popular option. It comes in various sizes to fit into any space. The sleek black frame is perfect for capturing the flames and is complemented with the choice of decorative ember bed media options that include traditional logs, white pebbles or crystals. The LED display that changes color offers a beautiful glow and can be used with or without the heating feature. Its remote control allows you to alter the settings from anywhere in the room.

Most wall mounted electric fire places will produce some heat. This is usually achieved through an area heating system that blasts hot air through a heating element. There are, however, others that do not generate any heat at all, and simply provide visual flame effects. These are more appropriate for rooms with combustible material such as carpets or curtains.

While some models can be hung directly on the wall, others will need to be installed to a specially designed fireplace insert. This may mean cutting a hole in the wall and installing the mantel from scratch or it could be possible to put the unit into an existing fireplace insert. This is typically more straightforward to install and requires less expertise.

Be sure to install any electric fireplace with plenty of space and clearance around it, especially in the event that you intend to install the television over it. You'll also want to make sure that the place where you'll mount it is free of any combustible material and that it's safe for children or pets to enter.

Energy efficiency

Wall-mounted electric fires are a modern alternative to traditional gas fires and offer a sleek design that is perfect for homes with a limited floor space. They can generate heat up to 1500 Watts and are an excellent addition to your central heating or can be installed on their own in rooms that are up to 400 square feet. They are also extremely secure and come with a variety of useful safety features like a timer, fire stop and thermal overload protection.

Unlike gas fireplaces, an electric wall-mounted fire does not emit emissions or burn wood so it is a lot more eco friendly. Most of our electrical fires have a remote control that allows you to adjust the flame brightness and set different mood lighting options. Our most popular model, the R.W.FLAME provides a realistic flame with up to 12 flame colors and 5 brightness settings. It can be set up fully or partially recessible and will fit on any standard wall stud.

One of the greatest benefits of electric wall mount fireplaces fires is that they are extremely energy efficient, which can save you money on your electric bills. If you choose to use an electric fire, you only need to pay for the Kilowatts it consumes. You can find the cost per kilowatt charged by your electricity provider by looking at your bill or calling them directly. To calculate the cost of running an electrical appliance each day, multiply the number of kilowatts by the cost charged per Kilowatt by your electricity provider.

Most electric fires use less than 1500 watts per hour, which is equivalent to 7675 BTU/h of heating. If you leave the fire on for 10 hours, you'll pay around $2.35 per day on electricity (assuming the heater is turned on). If you turn it off and only use it to create an effect of flame and not use it for cooking, the cost of running it is just one cent per day. We recommend using an electric fireplace with an adjustable thermostat that will automatically switch off and on depending on the temperature of your room.

Convenience

You can add more heat to your home with a wall-mounted electric fire without needing to reduce floor space or alter the layout of the room. These fireplaces can be wired in and turned on at the push of one button, and most come with multiple heating settings to suit your preferences. You can even turn off the flame display off if you prefer to enjoy the visual pleasure of the fire by itself.

The contemporary design of this wall-mounted recessed electric fireplace is a perfect match with the existing style of your home, delivering the warmth and ambiance that you desire without the stress of maintaining a real fire. It features LED-lit fires that change color, two heat settings and an option to not heat for all-year-round enjoyment. The remote control is included to allow you to operate the unit from any place within your home.

A wall-mounted electric fireplace is ideal for smaller homes that don't have the space needed to house a traditional wood fireplace as it doesn't require a chimney or mantel. It has an integrated heat shield to prevent the glass front from becoming too hot. It also helps protect the wall from damage or stains.

When selecting a wall-mounted Fire On Wall take note of the heater's capacity and wattage. The greater the wattage of the heater, the more powerful and the faster your space will be heated. The wattage also factors into the cost of operating your fireplace, as well as how much energy it consumes per hour.

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

To minimize the risk of accidental fire, it's essential to keep a safe distance between the fire and any combustible materials like carpets, curtains or furniture. You should also keep children and pets away from the fire, to avoid any physical injury from accidental contact with the hot glass or flames. Keep the area free of debris to ensure that your fire can function properly.

Safety

Wall-mounted electric fireplaces aren't just fashionable, but also useful and safe. They don't require chimneys and therefore are less dangerous to ignite. They also usually come with a safety shield to stop pets or children from reaching the heater and flames. They are a good option for families with small children because they are positioned at an elevation of between four and five feet.

In addition to a safety guard, electric fires typically have an automatic shut off switch. This is designed to prevent overheating and protect the appliance from overload electrical current. If you are concerned about the dangers of a fire, you could also purchase an electrical fireplace with an emergency stop button.

Follow the instructions that are provided by the manufacturer regarding the installation and use of the fireplace to ensure the safety of you and your family. If you can, place the fireplace away from furniture or drapes. Install the fireplace at a minimum of 4 to 5 feet off the ground.

If you choose a wall-mounted fireplace, be sure that it's appropriate for your home. If the fire isn't designed to work with the power supply in your home, it may overheat or create a risk. You should also search for a fireplace with features that complement the style of your room.

A ready-to-assemble kit is the simplest way to install an electric wall-mounted fire. This will come with a template, that will show you where to drill the holes. Using the template as well as a spirit level, pencil, you can mark the location on the wall where you will be fixing the bracket. Then you will need to drill holes and insert rawls. This is a straightforward job that should not take more than half an hour.

You can also hire a professional installer to install your fireplace. This is more expensive, but it can be an excellent option if need a sleek, professional look and a functional fireplace. When installing electrical appliances in your house, you should always hire a certified electrician.