Why Choose a Wall Mounted Electric Fire?
Wall-mounted electric fireplaces are stylish and a cost-effective option for supplemental heating. They are available in a variety of styles and finishes that can complement any room.
Some models have LED lighting effects, as well as a variety of options for the flame display. Certain models have privacy glass that can be set from transparent to opaque.
Aesthetics
If you're looking to add character and style to your home without the hassle required by a real fireplace, a wall-mounted fireplace could be exactly what you need. A wide range of models is available and many of them feature a modern and contemporary design that can be adapted to any style of interior. They can be either placed on or in the wall to create a seamless, built-in look. Many can be operated with or without heat, making them suitable for all-year-round use.
One of the most well-known choices is the Dimplex Sierra linear electric fireplace available in various sizes to fit in with any space. The sleek black frame catches the flames beautifully. It's complemented with a variety of decorative media options for the ember bed including white pebbles or crystals. Its LED color-changing display offers a beautiful glow and can be used with or without the heating feature. The remote control lets you to alter the settings from anywhere within the room.
Most wall mounted electric fire places can generate some heat. This is usually done through an area heating system that blows hot air through a heating component. Some wall-mounted electric fireplaces do not produce any heat and only provide visual flame effects. This type of fireplace is suitable for rooms where the fireplace is likely to be placed in close proximity to combustible materials like curtains and carpets.
While some models can be hung directly on the wall, others will need to be installed into a specially-designed fireplace insert. It will either require cutting an opening in the wall and then installing an edging or a mantel, or putting the unit within an existing fireplace insert. This is more straightforward to install and requires less knowledge.
Make sure you install any electric fire with plenty of space and clearance around it, particularly if you intend to place an electronic television over it. You should also ensure that the mounting location is free of any combustible material and that it's secure for pets and children to access.
Energy efficiency
Wall-mounted electric fires are an innovative alternative to traditional gas fires and have a sleek style that is perfect for homes with limited floor space. Using up to 1500 watts to produce heat, they are an ideal addition to your central heating system or can be used on their own in rooms that are up to 400 square feet. They are also extremely secure and have a range of safety features that are convenient like a timer, fire stop and thermal overload protection.
In contrast to gas fireplaces, an electric wall-mounted fireplace does not burn wood or produce emissions, which means that it is much more environmentally sustainable. Most of our electrical fires include an adjustable remote control that allows you to alter the flame's intensity and set various mood lighting options. Our most popular model, R.W.FLAME offers a realistic flame with up to 12 flame colors and five brightness settings. It can be installed either fully or partially recessible and fits onto any standard wall stud.
One of the major benefits of electric fires is that they are highly efficient in energy use, which will save you money on your electric bill. If you choose to use an electric fire, you only have to pay for the kilowatts that it uses. You can find the price per kilowatt charged by your electricity provider by examining your bill or contacting them directly. To figure out 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/hour, which is equivalent to 7675 BTU/h of heating. If you leave it on 10 hours, then you'll pay around $2.35 per day for electricity (assuming that the heater is turned on). If you switch off the flame and only use it to create a flame effect, it will only cost a few pennies a day to run. We recommend choosing an electric fireplace with a thermostat so that it will automatically turn on and off based on the temperature of your room.
Convenience
When you choose a wall mounted electric fire, you can add supplemental warmth to your home without compromising space for flooring or changing the layout of your room. These fireplaces are simple to plug in and turn on at the touch of an button. They are often equipped with a variety of heating settings that can be adjusted to suit your preferences. You can even turn off the flame display off if you would prefer to enjoy the visual appeal of the fire on its own.
This wall-mounted, recessed electric fireplace is designed to blend seamlessly into your home's aesthetic. It gives you the warmth and ambience you want without the hassle of maintaining a traditional fire. It features LED color-changing flames and two temperature settings as well as a no-heat mode that allows you to enjoy the fireplace all year long. The remote that comes with it allows you to control the unit from any location in your home.
It is ideal for small homes that don't have the space to install traditional wood fires, since it doesn't require a mantel or chimney. It comes with an integrated heat shield to protect the glass front from becoming too hot. here This also protects the wall from stains and damage.
When choosing a wall-mounted fireplace take note of the model's heating capacity and wattage. The more wattage you have is, the more powerful heater and the quicker it will heat your room. The wattage is also factored into the cost of operating your fireplace and the amount of energy it uses per hour.
You can make use of a spirit level and pencil to mark the area on your wall where you will install your electric fire, then using a power drill to create the holes. Most wall-mounted electric fires come with a template that includes all the required markings. This will help you ensure you drill in the correct spot.
To decrease the chance of an accidental fire, it's important to maintain a safe distance between the fire and any combustible object such as curtains, carpets, or furniture. Keep pets and children away from the flame to avoid any injuries. Clearing the area of debris will also help ensure that your fire has a constant flow of air, ensuring that it can work effectively and efficiently.
Safety
Wall-mounted electric fireplaces aren't just elegant, but they are also useful and safe. They don't require a flue, and are therefore less fire-proof than traditional chimney fireplaces. A safety screen is usually placed to stop children or pets from touching the heater and flames. They are a great choice for families who have children who are small because they are positioned at a height of four to five feet.
In addition to a safety guard electrical fires usually have an automatic shut off switch. This is intended to prevent overheating and protect the appliance from overload electrical current. You can also buy an electric fireplace with an emergency stop button in case you are concerned about the dangers of fire.
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, locate an area for the fireplace that isn't too close to drapes or furniture. Install the fireplace at a minimum of 4 to 5 feet off the ground.
After you've selected an electric wall-mounted fire make sure whether the installation is appropriate for your home. If the fire isn't rated for the power supply of your home, it may overheat and cause a danger. You should also look for a fireplace with features that match your room's decor.
A kit that is ready to assemble is the easiest method to set up an electric wall fire. It will come with a template, which will help you decide where to drill the holes. You can mark your wall with the help of a pencil, a spirit-level and the template. Then, you'll need to drill holes and install rawls. This is an easy task that should not take longer than a half-hour.
You can also hire a professional installer to install your fireplace. This will cost more, but it can be a great choice if you desire a stylish finish and a fully functioning fireplace. It is recommended to employ a licensed electrician when installing any electrical appliance in your home.