Wall Mounted Electric Fires

There are two kinds of wall-mounted electric fires: flush (or recessed) or freestanding. Flush mount electric fireplace for the wall fireplaces have an elegant, built-in look but require more time, work and cost to install.

Installing a wall-mounted electric fireplace is fairly simple, providing you have the proper tools. Depending on the model you select, you will require an anchor or hanging screws to the wall.

Ultra Slim

Many homeowners would like the warm, inviting appearance of a fireplace, but don't wish to tackle the hassle or expense of installing a traditional firebox and chimney. An electric wall-mounted fireplace is an ideal solution. They are slim, easy to install, and come with a variety of settings. Certain models also provide an additional source of heat for rooms up to 400 square feet, and some even include a remote control.

It is best to visit a showroom that specializes in electric fireplaces to find the ideal one for your home. Modern Fireplaces & Interiors, located in the GTA has a wide selection of electric fire places and has a staff that can help you select the right one for your home. You can visit their website to browse their gallery of photos, or contact them to set up an appointment.

While the majority of electric fires and fireplaces need to be built into the wall however this model from Touchstone can be hung on the wall with the mounting bracket. This slim, elegant unit features an arched firebox with LED Flames that come in seven colors. The flame effect appears realistic, and the remote control comes with several functions, including multiple temperature settings as well as five flame brightness levels.

Another advantage of this device is that it can be used all year long. You can use the unit in the summer using the flame setting, and in winter months, use the temperature settings. You can also adjust the brightness and color of the flame to suit your mood.

This fireplace is among the slimmest on the market and it is designed to be built into the wall, but it can also be hung on the Black Wall Mounted Electric Fire. The fireplace is constructed of glass and metal, and features a sleek, modern design. It looks great in any home. The remote control offers several options, and comes with an automatic timer that turns the fire off after 10 hours.

The fire is simple to install and features a simple plug-in wire connection. The fire also comes with a safety function that turns off the fire if it gets too hot. This feature ensures that your pets and family are safe while using this fireplace.

Easy to Install

With wall-mounted electric fires, you can enjoy the appearance of a real fireplace in your home, without having to make any structural alterations. They are simple to put up yourself, as long as you have the appropriate tools. For instance, a spirit level or stud finder. Both are available at Direct Fireplaces. In fact our customer service team believes you can unpack and hang your new electric fireplace in less than an hour!

Before you start However, it's worth making sure that the location you've selected for your fireplace is close enough to a power socket. It is also important to verify that the power cable of your fireplace can connect from the bracket to the socket if it can't it could be possible to move the plug socket to the opposite side of your room and hide it behind the fireplace if desire a elegant look.

It is also important to ensure that any combustible materials are kept at least three feet from the electric flame as this will reduce the chance of fire. This includes paper, wood and fabric as well as furniture, curtains and bedding. Also, you should make sure that the vents are clear of obstructions, so that hot air can be expelled.

This stunning Camino model by Flamerite is a wall-mounted fireplace which you can control using your voice. It has an amazing 3D flame display and can be controlled by apps for smartphones or your voice.

If you're planning to install a standard wall-mounted fireplaces gas fireplace and chimney, you'll require an chimney. It is best to choose an installer who is Gas Safe registered. To increase safety, you can install a flue liner to your existing fireplace. As with any gas fireplace installation, you should check that your chimney is working properly before you turn it up for the first time.

Requires No Chimney

Unlike a traditional gas fire that requires venting and chimneys, wall mounted electric fireplaces don't need to be vented. This makes them a good option for homes with small spaces or do not have the building work required to install gas fires. In addition, a wall mounted electric fire on the wall doesn't produce any carbon monoxide, and is safe to use in any house.

The heat produced by a wall-mounted fireplace is specific, and it can quickly warm a room up to 400 square feet. It's not enough heat to be used as the sole source of heating but it can make your living room more comfortable and add supplemental warmth. Electric fireplaces are also a great investment since they lower the cost of electricity and have very little impact on the environment.

When choosing a wall-mounted electric fire, it is important to take into consideration the wattage and BTU output. This will determine the amount of heat it will provide and if it is suitable for your space. Look for an appliance that is in line with the decor of your home.

If you have the right tools to install a wall-mounted electrical fire is not a problem. Depending on the kind of fire you select you might need to connect the firebox first to the bracket, and then insert the screen. Or, the fire may come with everything already attached. To do this, you will also need screws and a drill. If you do not have these, then it's best to get a professional.

Another option for a home without chimney is to put an opening in the wall gas fireplace. They are more expensive than electric fireplaces that are wall-mounted fireplaces, however, they provide the appearance of a real fire without the necessity for a chimney or ventilation. Additionally, gas fires typically operate at a higher temperature than electric fires, which means they will produce more heat as well. 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

The wall-mounted electric fireplaces are designed so that they do not interfere with the other rooms in your home. This helps to create more space within your home. It also means that it is safer for pets and children. This is because they won't be able to reach the heater and potentially trip on it.

Another advantage of a wall-mounted electric fireplace is that it is simple to clean. You can simply wipe the glass and the interior with a damp cloth. This is a good way to avoid the build-up of dust inside the fireplace, which can damage the heating element and ember bed.

However, it is important to check the manual that comes with the fire before attempting to clean the unit. Most manufacturers will not recommend cleaning the internal components of a wall-mounted electric fire because it can cause damage to the electrical system. To ensure that you're safe, you should use a damp cloth only if it is completely free of lint and has been cleaned.

Another thing to take into consideration is that a wall-mounted fireplace is not cluttered with pipes or flues that you have to hide. This will make your home look cleaner and more stylish. Electric fires appear as if they are part of the wall decor and are a great option for homeowners who wish to create a modern look in their home.

It's also a great option for those moving into a new home because it can be set up without major renovations. Based on the type of fire you pick you might be able to mount it to the wall bracket yourself or you'll need to hire an expert. It'll cost a bit more, but it's well worth it if you want to have a stunning and low-maintenance fireplace.