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Electric Fireplace With Wall Mount

A wall-mounted electric fireplace makes an impact, whether it's providing warmth to an office, or a touch of class to a home office, or ambiance to the living room. They are much easier to set up than traditional fireplaces and do not require a chimney or stack of logs.

Our top choice, the Walker Edison fireplace console, can be mounted directly on a wall or recessed for an elegant design and plugs into an outlet. The fan-powered heat won't warm large spaces quickly, but it does have adjustable heating and flame settings.

Size

A wall-mounted electric fireplace properly placed can transform a space and create an attractive focal point that will enhance the decor of your home. Consider the size and height of the fireplace when choosing one that is suitable for the space. Many models have remote controls and are designed to be recessed into walls, although some are freestanding or can be built into mantel. Certain models have energy-saving settings which reduce their wattage consumption, which can lower your electric bills over time.

The Napoleon Entice 50 Electric Fireplace is a good example. It has a large footprint and multicolored fires that rise out of a crystal bed. It can be hung on a wall, without the need for vents and chimneys. It plugs into an outlet, making installation simple. It has two color options, five flame brightness settings and a thermostat to control the atmosphere. It can also be used to heat up the room. It includes an insulated glass filler and an unobtrusive flame.

Wall-Hanging Electric Fireplaces are a great option when it's not possible to install a gas or wood-burning fireplace or you're looking for an upgrade that is cost-effective and easy to set up. They can be a welcome addition to a hallway or provide the perfect finishing finish to the master bedroom. With low energy consumption and LED lighting that shines in the daytime and multi-colored flames, they're an excellent choice.

Placement

An electric fireplace that hangs on the wall is an easy way to create stunning ambiance. These fireplaces are available in various sizes and shapes, and can be hung fully or partially recessed into the wall for an aesthetically pleasing look, or placed on their feet. Many have fan-powered heaters for additional warmth and can be connected to any standard outlet.

A popular question that arises when you decide to install a fireplace is the height to place it at. To ensure safety it is crucial to follow the manufacturer's recommendations when it comes to clearance requirements. It is also recommended to consider any items that is placed over the fireplace, such as TVs or art, since they can prevent heat from entering the space effectively.

Once you've determined where to put your electric fireplace the next step is preparing for the installation. Installing drywall and framing your fireplace opening will depend on whether you are building a new wall fitted electric fires, or cutting into an existing one. This is not a job for beginners, so you should hire an expert.

After the drywall has been installed, you can move on to putting in the fireplace. The fireplace will be fitted with mounting brackets that will need to be connected to the wall, so be certain to follow the directions that are supplied by the manufacturer. Some of these may include specific instructions for locating the wall studs.

After the fireplace is installed, you can replace the brackets for the side and add any extra elements that came with the fireplace. You can choose from a variety of fillers, such as driftwood logs, decorative rocks, or black fire glass. Plug in the fireplace to test its functionality. Finally, finish the job by painting the drywall to create an elegant appearance. Consider adding a mantel for a more elegant appearance. It can be a wonderful focal point for the room and can help the fireplace blend better with the decor.

The Flame and Heat Settings

Electric fireplaces are basically electrical heaters that replicate the appearance of a fire. They plug into an outlet on the wall and can be used with or without heat. They are versatile and can be used at home or in commercial settings such as in a restaurant.

When the heating function is turned on an electric fireplace can be very effective at heating the room. Most models can provide up to 1500 watts of power when you choose a low or high setting. This is enough power to heat a 400 square foot space or less. They are ideal for supplemental heating and can be employed in conjunction with a furnace or as zone heating.

The flame effect on an electric fireplace is produced by LED lights that are set behind a panel or mesh that mimics the look of a real fire. Depending on the model you choose, you can adjust the flame's color and intensity to suit your style. Many models also have remote controls that allow you to control the flames or blower, as well as a timer.

Electric fireplaces come in two main kinds: white wall mounted electric fireplace mount and recessed. A white wall hung electric fire-mount fireplace can be mounted on the wall and is simple to install and remove. It is usually secured to a 2x4 stud in the wall. It is hardwired to an electrical outlet.

A recessed model is designed to fit inside an existing fireplace opening and can be installed fully or partially recessed in the wall. It is typically hardwired to a 240-volt outlet and can be powered by an extension cord or with a built-in thermostat that is connected to the wiring in the home.

Certain electric fireplaces are available in propane or gas models that can be used outdoors. They are an excellent alternative to traditional outdoor fire places because they are easy to use and require minimal maintenance. They can be installed in a patio, sunroom or any other outdoor living space.

Electric fireplaces don't produce smoke or soot like gas or wood fireplaces. They are a great choice in areas where a traditional fireplace is not permitted due to smoke or other issues.

Safety

It is essential to adhere to safety precautions when using electric fireplaces mounted on walls. Regular maintenance, strict adhering to the guidelines set by the manufacturer, and a commitment to safety are essential to ensure that you are able to enjoy your fireplace without placing your family or friends at risk.

Keep pets and children away from the heater when it is in use, since the surface can become very hot during the operation. You should consider mounting the heater at a height that it isn't easily accessible to pets or children. You could also think about installing a barrier to block access. This provides a visible deterrent to curious hands, and it also makes it easier for parents to monitor the area.

It is important to keep checking your fireplace for signs of wear or damage, paying particular attention to the heating element and power cord. It is also recommended to ensure that the vents are not blocked, as this could lead to overheating and pose a fire hazard.

Never use an extension cord or an outlet to plug in your electric fireplace. The fireplace that is not plugged in even when you're away can cause a major electrical fire, so it's best to make it a habit of turning off the power prior to going to bed or leaving the house for any length of time.

Many electric fireplace models come with remote control options and timers that allow you to alter the settings from a distance. These features are especially beneficial for families with small children, since they can limit their exposure to sources of heat.

It's also a good idea to set up carbon monoxide detectors in your home, particularly in the event that you intend to install other heating appliances which burn fuel or generate smoke. These devices can detect harmful carbon monoxide levels and alert you to the problem before it escalates. This will avoid any harm to your family members.