15 Gifts For The Electric On Wall Fireplace Lover In Your Life

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15 Gifts For The Electric On Wall Fireplace Lover In Your Life

How to Install an Electric Wall Fireplace

Electric fireplaces are a great way to add warmth and ambiance to any room. They're super easy to install and require no venting or gas lines.

They can be fixed to the wall or recessed to the wall. Recessing requires basic framing and could require an electrician to complete the electrical connection.

Installation

A wall-mounted electric fireplace is a great option to add warmth and ambiance to your home, without the difficulty and expense of constructing a wood or gas fireplace. The installation process for this kind of fireplace is less complicated than the one required by an recessed, built-in or freestanding unit and, in most cases, you can do yourself over an entire weekend.

Most often, a few household tools like the stud finder, a level and a drill are all that is required. The fireplace will come with an installation kit (including brackets, hardware and instructions) and a detailed installation guide. In contrast to traditional gas or wood-burning fireplaces, which are hardwired to the electrical system in your home and require venting in order to be vented, an electric on wall fireplace is simply connected to a standard electrical outlet and then plugged into.

Before starting the installation, be sure to read the entire installation guide. This will ensure that you're using the correct power outlet for your fireplace and that you've not plugged it in to an unsafe outlet. It is also important to plug the fireplace into an outlet prior to starting the installation so that you can make sure it's working properly.

After reviewing the fireplace installation guidelines to measure and mark your wall where you'd like it to be installed. This will allow you to determine the dimensions of your fireplace frame, and you can make any adjustments to achieve the desired appearance. You should also be aware of the direction in which the heat will be directed and allow enough space for any flammable items to be placed in the area, such as wall décor flooring, flooring, or even the electrical cord of the fireplace.

The next step is to set up drywall in the fireplace opening. This process is much easier if you choose drywall that matches the decor of your room. If not, you'll need take out the old drywall and install new drywall on the space then tape and mud the framing of the wood, and then complete the new drywall within the fireplace opening.

After the drywall is in place, you can place your fireplace in the wall and attach the trim that is decorative. You can then relax in the warm glow of your new fireplace.

Safety

As wall mounted electric fireplaces are becoming popular due to their effectiveness and aesthetics, it is important to consider safety measures. This will help prevent any accidents and provide a safe space for the homeowner and their family members.


It is essential to read the instructions supplied by the manufacturer to ensure that your electric fireplace is secure. This will inform you about the best operating conditions for the device and the maintenance that is required. Registering the product with the manufacturer will allow you to receive notification of any safety concerns or recalls.

The position of the heater has an impact on the safety. It is crucial to put the heater in an air-conditioned space where it is able to release hot air without being blocked. It is important to choose an area free of flammable items. Also, it's recommended to keep pets and children away from the heater, as they may be curious about its operation and cause physical harm.

It is also recommended to be wary of using extension cords for your fireplace as they might not be able to meet the demands of the appliance's power. In addition, do not put the fireplace on a wood floor because the heat can harm it. If you have a fire, do not use water or even touch it until it has been completely extinguished.

The most important safety rule is to never leave a fireplace unattended. This is especially true in the case of pets or children living in your home. It's important not to connect it to an outlet that has a frayed or damaged cord and to keep it away from water-resistant items like curtains and bedding. Installing carbon monoxide alarms in your home is an excellent idea if you plan to use an electric fireplace. This will alert you to the dangers of carbon monoxide that can be fatal when inhaled. By following these simple safety tips you will be able to enjoy the benefits of your electric fireplace without any worries.

Style

While traditional wood or gas fireplaces require chimneys, venting and smoke screens, electric wall fireplaces can be mounted in a flush position against a wall, plugging into a standard outlet. They come in a variety of styles from traditional to modern and can be used as electric fireplace mantels for more of a custom-made look. They can be combined with media stands or built into a hearth opening by using the surround kit to create a custom installation with recessed edges.

A long linear electric firebox can be incorporated in a stone fireplace wall for a sleek modern appearance. The Frame TV above offers an LCD screen that can be used to watch your favourite shows. It can be adorned with a beautiful nature scene or framed by black wall art to create an interesting look, like this living room from Leclair Decor. Install a wide electric fire place and contrast white built-ins to either side to balance a low ceiling and a large window in a basement TV room, just as Gray Space Interiors did. Display a pile decorative logs on the top of the shelf to fool yourself into thinking you are burning the real thing.

There are plenty of ways to personalize your wall-mounted electric fireplace, such as the choice of the color of the flame and the brightness setting. Some models allow you to shut off the heater and just relax in the glow of the flames for year-round ambiance. Certain models, such as the Ignis Royal electric wall-mount fire places, offer additional options for customization, such as DigitalSpark flame technology, and various fire backgrounds.

An electric fireplace is a second option. It transforms your wood or gas fireplace into an electric hearth in green. This is a great option to reuse an existing fireplace while keeping your home's heating costs in the right place.

There are electric wall mounts that can double as TV stands and do not require any custom work.  fireplacesandstove  have an under-the-counter media cabinet to cover up electronics and remove the necessity of an additional piece of furniture. There are also freestanding units that come with an unassuming log set and mantel or without a mantel for a sleeker, contemporary appearance.

Heat

Unlike wood-burning fireplaces, which are costly to operate and emit toxic fumes that aren't good for the environment, an electric wall fireplace provides a powerful heating source. The fireplace can be activated by pressing a button, and the thermostat will monitor the temperature. This lets you leave your home's thermostat set to a lower setting which will save you money on your heating bills.

Based on the model you select, an electric fireplace wall unit can be completely or partially recessing into the wall. This gives it a more discreet look that could be more appropriate for certain living spaces than a wooden mantel. If you opt for a fireplace that is fully recessed it will be set in the drywall. It can only be removed after removing the wallboard and cutting through the studs. This type of wall fireplace will also need professional installation.

Electric fireplaces are designed to appear as real as possible using advanced technology like Spectrafire 3D Flame Effects. These flames can be set to move around the fireplace while changing colors to create a captivating effect. Some models come with a remote control that permits you to alter the flame and heat settings according to your mood.

Allergy patients will appreciate the fact that electric fireplaces do not produce combustible fumes or materials. No carbon monoxide is produced and the air is fresher than with a gas or wood fireplace.

Whether you're looking for an electric wall-mounted fireplace or a full-scale mantel solution, there are many different designs to choose from. Certain models allow you to alter the dimensions, frame, and media unit to fit your living space perfectly. Organized Interiors' expert designers will be happy to demonstrate the various options available so you can pick the one that works best for you. Contact us today for a consultation in your home and start working on your new project!