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Electric Wall Mount Fireplace Most people think of electric fireplaces as built-in units installed in an opening in the fireplace. A wall-mounted model such as this R.W.FLAME unit is also suitable. It will require a bit more work as you'll need to build a frame in order to complete the bump however it's a DIY-friendly project. A professional electrician is required to complete the electrical wiring. Modern Design In terms of contemporary ambiance and visual appeal, it doesn't get much better than a wall-mounted electric fireplace. They are available in a range of options which include fully recessed, semi-recessed or non-recessed models. They come with fan-powered heating that can be turned off or switched on depending on the need. They look like art and create an amazing ambiance in any room they are placed. Electric hearths are a great option for those who are looking for a sleek, modern look in their home. According to Kuefler is due to the fact that electric fireplaces don't require a chimney, gas line or venting to install and do not require the same amount of space in terms of construction and renovation. The majority of models also have a realistic LED fire and an ember bed that appears to be remarkably real. Many electric fireplaces also come with accessories and options for enhancing appearance that can give your home or commercial space a custom, personalised appearance. As an example SimpliFire Scion Trinity is available in bay, corner or single-sided models, and is a simple and clean frame that can be customized to add a floating mantel for added depth and dimension to a room. This unit features a clear crystal and driftwood log set with different flame colors and ember bed options that create an enchanting ambiance that matches any interior design style, from contemporary to traditional. For homeowners looking to add a sophisticated touch to their large, spacious living space The AL45CLX2-G is an best choice. The model comes with a variety of styles that include brushed steel flat black metal, white metal. It also has three color options and four different ember beds. This model can be mounted directly on the wall, or recessed into a 2x4 for a custom design. It is equipped with an remote. The Allusion Platinum is an elegant contemporary design that can be mounted in a recessed or flush mounting. The fireplace is available in 50-inch, 55-inch and 78-inch fireplace widths, and boasts DigitalSpark technology for total personalization of the fire backdrops and flame effects. It is available in various ambiance settings, and comes with an optional Wescott mantel kit for added design and depth. modern electric fires wall mounted is suitable for use all year round and without heating systems. It can be installed in a recessed design or flushed by professionals. Optical Illusions Electric fireplaces give the illusion of fire using projected light. They're more realistic than wood or gas hearths. They don't create smoke or odors, and can be safely installed over artwork or televisions without the requirement for venting. The Allusion provides a range of mounting options and is a great option for an elegant electric linear fireplace that's affordable. Its sleek profile and minimal frame make it one of the most flexible electric fireplaces according to Kuefler. It can be built partially or completely into 2x6 wall studs. It is equipped with clear crystal ember media, which can be changed to driftwood logs to give it a more realistic appearance. A more modern option is the fully recessed built-in electric linear fireplace, which can be inserted into a frame and finished opening in the wall to allow for a seamless installation. This design is ideal for those who want a contemporary design, or for multi-family homes where a traditional gas or wood fireplace is not possible to install. Its recessed design allows for more space for viewing as well as greater flexibility with finishing materials according to Leggett. The Ignis Royal Series of CE Certified, built in electric linear fireplaces has three heating settings that can be controlled remotely using any smart device. The fireplaces also come with the ability to set a timer which allows them to be turned off at predetermined intervals of thirty minutes and seven and a quarter hours. Safety Electric fireplaces provide an alternative that is safer than traditional gas-burning and wood-burning fires. They don't require the maintenance of a chimney or creosote to build up. They also don't release any harmful toxins or smoke which makes them a good choice for households with pets or children. These versatile heating solutions are becoming more popular, whether you're looking for a way to heat a room or add a chic design element to impress your guests and friends. With the many options available it can be a challenge to decide which type of fireplace is the best for your needs. Find Electric wall-mounted fireplaces with overheat protection inbuilt. This will shut the unit off when it becomes too hot. Certain models also come with an exterior that is cool to the touch which is crucial for families with children. It's also important to ensure that the model you're considering is set at least four or five feet above the floor so that it's not at risk of being thrown over. The amount of heating you need for your home is another aspect to consider. Some electric fireplaces come with two levels of heat, while others have up to six. If you want the most options opt for a model that has adjustable flame and heat settings. This will allow you to customize the experience to fit the mood or season. When you are choosing an Electric wall mounted fireplace, be sure to measure the space first. Certain models can be hung on the wall, like a flat-screen TV, while others have been designed to be partially or completely recessed into the walls to create a clean, clean look. If you're planning to install an entirely recessed model, be sure to hire an electrician to make sure that the cutout is properly installed and aligned. Always follow the directions of the manufacturer when using an Electric wall mounted fireplace. Make sure you keep it out of water or other liquids, and don't use it near the flames of paints, materials or chemicals. Never leave an electric fire unattended or use it while sleeping or eating. Easy Installation Electric wall-mounted fireplaces are easy to set up in a new construction or renovation project, and you don't require a venting system or gas lines. They can be placed in your living area without any effort and look stunning with or without heat. The heaters that are powered by fans are incredibly efficient. First, determine where you would like to place the electric fireplace. If you're building a new wall or converting an existing one it's best to mark your desired location with a cardboard cutout of the fireplace prior to starting any work. You'll have to decide if you want to install the fireplace in a partially or fully recessed manner. The majority of electric fires can be incorporated into a wall opening as a built in or built-in electric insert. This type of installation requires an opening in the wall to accommodate the dimensions and shape of the fireplace. If you plan to build a fireplace that is built-in we recommend that you hire a professional electrician to connect it to your home's electric network. Once you've determined where to mount your electric fire then it's time to begin the installation process. A lot of models have a template that you can use to mark the location where the mounting brackets have to be placed on the wall. If your fireplace does not have an outline then you can use a spirit-level or pencil to draw a straight line on the wall where the brackets will be. After marking the area after marking the location, measure and cut pieces to be able to fit into the opening. If you're changing an existing fireplace, you'll have to patch the wall before installing the drywall. You can also construct an individual mantel and hearth to replace the existing wood frame. If you have an electric fireplace with built-in the back of the unit will have slots or holes for connecting to the slots or holes on your mounting brackets. Some models will also have a power cord that you'll have to pull through the wall and connect to an outlet. Consider using tackable and paintable power cord covers if you don't wish to move the plug socket.