Electric Wall.Mounted Fire It's Not As Expensive As You Think

Why Choose a Wall Mounted Electric fire on wall Fire?

Wall-mounted electric fires are a stylish and affordable option for supplemental heating. They come in a wide variety of finishes and styles to fit any space.

Most models come with several options for the flame and ember bed display, as well as LED lighting effects. Some have adjustable privacy glass that can change from transparent to opaque.

Aesthetics

A mirror fireplace wall mounted on the wall is a great option to add character and style to your home without having to maintain the fire. A variety of models is available, and a lot of them have a modern and contemporary design that will suit any interior style. They can be recessed or hung into the wall to create a seamless look. Many of them can be used without or with heating, which makes them perfect for use throughout the year.

One of the most popular choices is the Dimplex Sierra linear electric fireplace available in a variety of sizes to fit almost any space. The sleek black glass frame is able to capture the flames beautifully and is complemented by a choice of decorative ember bed media options which include traditional logs, white pebbles or crystals. Its LED color-changing display offers stunning illumination and can be utilized with or without the heating function. The remote control allows you to adjust the settings from any location in the room.

Most wall mounted electric fireplaces produce heat, typically by using the use of a space heater which blows air through an element of heating. However, there are certain models that don't generate any heat and simply create visual flame effects. The latter is more suitable for rooms with combustible material such as carpets or curtains.

Certain models can be hung directly on the wall. Others will need to be installed inside an adapted fireplace insert. This requires either cutting a hole into the wall and then installing an additional mantel, or it may be possible to put the unit inside an existing fireplace insert. This is more straightforward to install, and requires less skill.

It is important to keep in mind that any type of electric fireplace wall mounted fire must be installed with plenty of clearance and space around it, particularly if you plan to place a TV over it. It is also important to ensure that the mounting location is free of any combustible materials, and that it is safe for children or pets to enter.

Energy efficiency

Electric wall-mounted fires are a stylish and contemporary alternative to gas fires. They offer a sleek, contemporary design that is ideal for homes with limited space. They can use up to 1500 watts to produce heat, they are the perfect alternative to your central heating system, or can even be used as a stand-alone unit in rooms up to 400 square feet. They are also extremely secure and come with many convenient safety features including the fire stopper, a timer and thermal overload protection.

Contrary to gas fireplaces electric wall-mounted fireplace does not generate emissions or burn wood, which means that it is much more environmentally green. The majority of our electric fireplaces have remote controls that allow you to adjust the flame brightness and also set different lighting moods. Our most loved model, the R.W.FLAME has a realistic-looking flame that can have up to 12 flame colors as well as 5 brightness settings. It can be mounted fully or partially recessed and can fit onto any standard wall stud.

Electric fires are energy efficient and can save you money on your electric bill. When you have an electric fire, you just need to pay for Kilowatts it consumes. You can determine the electricity provider you use charges per kilowatt when you look at your electricity bill or by contacting your supplier directly. To figure out the cost of running an electrical fire each day, multiply the number of Kilowatts by the price charged per Kilowatt by the electricity provider you use.

Most electric wall mounted fireplace fires use less than 1500 watts per hour which is roughly 7675 BTU/h of heating. So, if you keep it on for a period of 10 hours, you will spend around $2.35 a day on electricity (assuming the heater is turned on). However, if you switch off the heater and use it to create the flame effect, it'll only cost you a few dollars each day to run. With this in mind, we recommend that you use an electric fire with a thermostat, so that it automatically turns on and off in accordance with the temperature of your room.

Convenience

You can add additional heat to your home with a wall-mounted electric fire without having to reduce floor space or alter the arrangement of the room. These fireplaces are easy to plug in and turn on at the touch of the button. A majority of them come with a variety of heating settings that can be adjusted according to your needs. You can shut off the flame display if you prefer to simply take in the beauty of the fire.

The contemporary design of this recessed wall-mounted electric fireplace pairs seamlessly with the existing style of your home giving you the warmth and ambience you need without the stress of maintaining a real fire. It features LED-lit fires that change color along with two heat settings and an option to not heat for all-year-round enjoyment. The remote control included allows you to control the unit from any place within your home.

It is ideal for small homes that don't have the space to install a traditional wood fire, since it doesn't require a mantel or chimney. It comes with a built-in heat shield to keep the glass front from becoming too hot. It also helps protect the wall from stains or damage.

When choosing a wall-mounted fire, pay special attention to the capacity of the model's heater and the wattage. The more powerful the wattage of a heater is, the more powerful and the faster your space will be heated. The wattage is also factored into the cost of operating your fireplace and the amount of energy it uses per hour.

Use a spirit level to mark the wall in which you'd like to place your electric fireplace. Then utilize a power drill for the holes. Most wall-mounted models come with a template with all the necessary markings for you to follow so that you can be sure that you're drilling in the right spot.

It is essential to keep the fire away from any material that could ignite, such as curtains, carpeting or furniture, to decrease the risk of accidental fire. Also, keep your children and pets away from the fire, to prevent any physical harm from accidental contact with the hot glass or the flames. Keep the area free of debris to ensure that your fire will function as it should.

Safety

Wall mounted electric fireplaces aren't only stylish but also very practical and secure. They don't require a flue and are therefore less fire-proof than traditional chimney fireplaces. They also typically come with a safety shield to keep pets and children from reaching the flames or heater. This feature, combined with the fact that they are typically mounted four to five feet above the floor is a great choice for families with children who are small.

Electric fires come with an automatic shut-off switch in addition to the safety screen. This is intended to prevent overheating and safeguard the appliance from overload electrical current. If you are worried about the dangers of a fire, you can also purchase an electrical fireplace that has an emergency stop button.

Follow the guidelines provided by the manufacturer for the installation and use of the fireplace to ensure the safety of yourself and your family. If you are able, choose a place for the fireplace that is not too close to drapes or furniture. You should also mount the fireplace at least four to five feet higher than the floor.

If you've decided to purchase a wall-mounted fireplace it is important to ensure that the installation is suitable for your home. If the fire isn't designed for the power supply of your home, it might overheat and pose a risk. Look for the fire with features that complement the decor of your room.

The easiest way to install a wall-mounted electric fireplace is to purchase a ready-to-assemble kit. The kit will come with the template that will show you where to drill holes. With the template as well as a spirit level, a pencil, you can mark the location on your wall where you will be fixing the bracket. Then, you'll have to drill holes and insert rawls. This is a simple job that should not take more than 30 minutes.

You can also employ an experienced installer to put in your fireplace. It will cost more but is a great choice if you want a professional-looking finish and a functional fireplace. When installing electrical appliances in your house, you should always hire an electrician with a certification.