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Electric Wall Mount Fireplace The majority of people think of electric fireplaces as built-in units that are installed in a fireplace cutout. A wall-mounted model, such as this R.W.FLAME model is also a good choice. It's a bit of work since you'll have to build a frame in order to finish the bump out however, it's still a DIY-friendly project. A professional electrician should be able to complete the electrical hookup. Modern Design A wall-mounted electric fire is the ideal option to create a modern atmosphere and improve the aesthetic appeal. They come in a range of options that include fully recessed, semi-recessed or non-recessed models, with fan-powered heating that can be turned off or on according to the desired. They hang like art and create a stunning ambience in any room where they are placed. Electric hearths are the perfect option for those who want a sleek, modern style for their home. According to Kuefler is due to the fact that electric hearths don't require a chimney venting, gas line or gas line for installation and that they do not require the same amount of space in terms of construction and remodeling. Most models also feature a realistic LED fire and a bed of embers that looks very real. Many electric fireplaces also come with attractive options and accessories, which can provide your commercial or residential space a custom, personalised look. As an example, the SimpliFire Scion Trinity is available in corner, bay or single-sided configurations, and features a clean and simple frame with the option to include floating mantels for more depth and dimension to a room. The Scion Trinity comes with clear crystal and a driftwood log set, and comes with various colors of flames and ember beds to create an enchanting atmosphere that matches any design style. The AL45CLX2-G is sure to bring a touch of class to any spacious, large room. It is available in a wide variety of surround options such as brushed stainless steel, flat white metal and matte black metal, as well as three different ember bed media options and four color settings. This model can be mounted directly on the wall or placed in an area of 2 x 4 to create an individual fit. It also includes a 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. It also comes with DigitalSpark technology that allows for complete personalization of the fire backdrops and flame effect. It comes in a variety of ambiances, and comes with an optional Wescott Mantel Kit for added dimension and elegance. This model is able to be used year-round with or without the included heating system. It can be purchased in a recessed or flush design that is installed by professionals. Illusions Optical Electric fireplaces give the illusion of fire using projected light. They're more real than wood or gas hearths. They don't emit smoke or odors and can be installed safely over TVs or artworks without additional venting. The Allusion offers a variety of mounting options and is an excellent alternative for a stylish electric linear fireplace that is affordable. Kuefler states that its sleek frame and minimal design make it one of the most versatile fire places for electric use. It can be built partially or fully into 2x6 wall studs. It comes with a clear crystal ember media, which can be upgraded to driftwood logs to give it more realistic look. A more modern alternative is the fully recessed built-in electric linear fireplace that is able to slide into a framed and completed opening in the wall for a seamless installation. This type of fireplace is ideal for those who want an updated look and for multifamily dwellings where it's not possible to install a traditional gas or wood fireplace. Its recessed profile offers more space for viewing and also greater flexibility with finishing materials according to Leggett. The Ignis Royal series of CE Certified electric linear fireplaces offer three heating options and can be controlled remotely via any smart device. The fireplaces also come with the ability to set a timer which allows them to shut off in predetermined intervals between thirty minutes and seven and a quarter hours. Safety Electric fireplaces are an alternative that is safer than traditional gas-burning or wood-burning fireplaces. They don't require the maintenance of a chimney or creosote that builds up. They also don't release any harmful smoke or toxins, making them a great option for households with pets or children. These multi-functional heating options are becoming more popular, whether you're looking to heat your space or add a fashionable design element to impress your guests and acquaintances. With so many options to choose from, it can be difficult to decide which kind of fireplace best suits your needs. Be sure to look for Electric wall mount fireplaces with overheat protection inbuilt. This will shut down the fireplace when it becomes too hot. Certain models feature a cool-to-the-touch exterior, which is ideal for families with young children. You'll want to ensure that the model is placed at least four to five feet off the ground to avoid it being knocked down. Another thing to think about is the amount of heat you will need in your home. Some fireplaces feature two settings for heat, while others have up to six. If you're looking to have the most options available pick a fireplace with adjustable flame settings and heat levels. This will allow you to customize your experience to match the mood or season. When selecting a Electric wall mounted fireplace, take measurements of your space first. Certain models can be hung on the wall, like flat-screen TVs, whereas others are designed to be fully recessed into the walls for a finished elegant and sleek look. If you plan to install the model that is fully recessed be sure to employ an electrician to ensure that the cutout is correctly installed and aligned. Always follow the guidelines of the manufacturer when using the instructions of the manufacturer when using an Electric wall mounted fireplace. Make sure to keep it out of water or other liquids and keep it away from flammable materials, paints or chemicals. Finally, never leave an electric fireplace unattended, or use it while sleeping or eating. Easy Installation Electric wall-mounted fireplaces can be easily installed in a new construction project or renovation. They don't require an air venting or gas line system. They can be hung in your living room without much effort and they look stunning with or without heat. Their heaters powered by fans are extremely efficient. First, determine where you would like to install the electric fireplace. Before you begin any work you should mark the desired spot of your electric fireplace using the help of a cardboard cutout. You'll have to decide if you'd prefer to build the fireplace in a partially recessed or fully recessed manner. Most electric fires are designed to be hung in a wall opening, either as a built-in or an electric fireplace that is built-in. This kind of installation will require the cutting of a hole into the wall to accommodate the size and shape fireplace. If electric fireplace with wall mount on installing an in-built fireplace, we recommend hiring an electrician to connect the unit to the electrical network of your home. Installing your electric fireplace is a breeze once you've determined where it will be mounted. Many models will have a template that you can use to indicate the exact location where the brackets for mounting will need to be placed on the wall. If your fireplace does not have templates you can use a spirit-level and pencil to mark a straight line along the wall where the mounting brackets will be. After marking the location then measure and cut the pieces to fit the opening. If you're planning to convert an existing fireplace, you'll have to patch the wall prior installing the drywall. You may also decide to build an individual mantel and hearth in place of an existing wood frame. If you're using a built in electric fireplace it will have hooks or slots on the back of the unit which will connect to the hooks or slots on your brackets for mounting. Some units will also have an electrical cord that you'll have to pull through the wall and plug into an outlet. Consider using tackable or paintable power cord covers if you do not wish to move the plug socket.