20 Insightful Quotes About Electric On Wall Fireplace
How to Install an Electric Wall Fireplace Electric fireplaces are a great option 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 in to the wall. Recessed lighting requires framing of the wall, and an electrician may be required to hook up the electrical. Installation If you're looking for a way to add warmth and ambiance to your home without the cost and stress of putting in a gas or wood fireplace, the wall-mounted electric fireplace may be just the thing you're looking for. This kind of fireplace installation is more simple than installing a built in or freestanding model. It's usually completed over the course of a weekend. Most commonly you will need a few tools from your home, such as an e-level, stud finder and a drill are all required. The fireplace will also typically include a wall mounting kit (including brackets and hardware) and detailed instructions. Electric on wall fireplaces are not wired to your home's electrical system, and do not require venting. They can be connected into any standard electrical outlet. Be sure to go through the directions before beginning the installation. This will ensure that you are using the right power outlet and it's not connected to an unsafe outlet. It's also a good idea to plug the fireplace into a regular outlet before beginning the installation process so that you can ensure that it functions properly. After reading the instructions for installing a fireplace, you should take a note of the wall where the fireplace will be installed. This will give you a clearer idea of the dimensions needed the frame of your fireplace should be and will allow you to make any necessary adjustments to create the desired look. It is also important to be aware of the direction in which the heat will be directed and allow enough space for flammable materials to be placed in the area for wall décor flooring, flooring, or the electrical cord of the fireplace. The next step is to install drywall within the opening for the fireplace. This is simpler if you use the same drywall as your room. If you don't have existing drywall that matches the other rooms, you will need to remove it and install new drywall, then tape and mud any exposed wood framing. Then, you can complete the new drywall inside the fireplace opening. After you have drywall up, you can mount the fireplace and add its decorative trim. After that, you'll be able to take in the warm glow of your new fireplace. Safety As wall-mounted electric fires gain popularity for their effectiveness and aesthetics it is important to consider security measures. This will avoid any mishaps and create a safe and secure environment for the homeowner as well as their loved ones. To keep an electric fireplace safe, it is essential to follow the instructions of the manufacturer. You will be informed about the ideal conditions for using the device, and the maintenance required. The registration of the product with the manufacturer will allow you to receive notifications of any safety concerns or recalls. The position of the heater is another aspect that affects safety. It's essential to place the heater in a well-ventilated space that allows it to easily release hot air without getting blocked. It is essential to choose the location that is free of combustible objects. It's also a good idea to allow pets or children near the heater. They may be curious and cause harm. It is also recommended to avoid using extension cords with your fireplace, as they might not be able to handle the power requirements of the appliance. In addition, do not put the fireplace on a wood floor as the heat could damage it. If you experience an fire, you should not touch it or splash water on it unless it's completely extinguished and it is safe to do this. The most important precaution is to not leave a fireplace unattended. This is especially true if you have small pets or children in your home. It's also a good idea not to connect it to an outlet with damaged or frayed cords, and to keep it away from water-resistant items such as bedding and curtains. Finally, it's recommended to install carbon monoxide detectors into your home if you are planning on using an electric fire. Fireplaces and Stove will alert you to the dangers of carbon monoxide, which can cause death if inhaled. Follow these simple safety tips to enjoy your fireplace without any worries. Style Electric wall fireplaces can be a great alternative to traditional gas or wood fire places. They can be installed against the wall, and plug into an outlet of standard. Electric fireplace mantels come in a variety of styles, from traditional to modern. Some even come with the option of a custom design. They can be paired with media stands or integrated into the hearth opening using the surround kit to create a customized recessed installation. A long linear electric firebox can be placed into a stone fireplace for a sleek modern look. The Frame TV above offers flat screens for your favorite shows. It can be adorned with a decorative nature scene or framed by black wall art to create a contrasty finish like this living room by Leclair Decor. Or, balance a high ceiling and window in a basement TV space by putting up a wide electric fireplace and contrasting white built-ins to the opposite side, like this room from Gray Space Interiors did. Display a pile decorative logs on the top of the shelf to fool yourself into thinking you are burning an actual fire. There are a variety of ways to customize a wall-mount electric fireplace, including the option of flame colors and brightness settings. A majority of models let you shut off the heater and enjoy the glow of flames throughout the year. Some models, such as the Ignis Royal collection of CE Certified electric wall-mounted fireplaces, come with additional options for customization including DigitalSpark flame technology and multiple fire backdrops. An electric fireplace is a second option. It can convert your existing wood or gas fireplace into an electric hearth that is green. This is a great method to reuse an existing fireplace while keeping your home's heating expenses in control. If you don't want to build a custom fireplace wall, there are wall mounts that can be powered by electricity with mantels that can also be used as a TV stand, allowing to make it easy to set up and clean up. Some come with a hidden media cabinet to cover up electronics and eliminate the necessity of a separate piece of furniture. There are also freestanding units that include a simple log set and mantel, or without a mantel to give a modern, sleek look. Heat Contrary to fireplaces with wood burning, which can be costly to operate and produce toxic fumes that are harmful for the environment A wall-mounted electric fireplace offers an efficient heating source. By pressing a button, the fireplace will start to warm up your living space. The thermostat control will be able to monitor the room temperature. This allows you to set your thermostat to an lower temperature, thus saving your heating costs. The electric fireplace wall unit you pick can be fully or partially integrated into the walls depending on the model. This gives it a more discreet look that is more appropriate for certain living spaces, rather than a wood mantel. If you choose an entirely recessed fireplace the firebox's electrical component is recessed to the wall of your living space and is removed by removing the drywall and cutting into the studs. This type of wall fireplace will require the assistance of a professional for installation. The flames of electric fireplaces are designed to appear as realistic as they can be by using cutting-edge technology, such as Spectrafire 3D flame effects. These flames can move and dance around the fireplace changing colors to create a captivating atmosphere. Some models will also have an adjustable remote that allows you to adjust the heat and flame settings to suit your mood. Allergy patients will appreciate the fact that electric fireplaces don't emit combustible fumes or substances. There's no danger of exposure to carbon monoxide, and the air will stay more fresh than with a gas or wood hearth. There are many unique designs available, whether you're looking for a full-scale fireplace solution or an electric wall mount. Some models allow you to modify the media package, frame and size to perfectly fit your living area. Organized Interiors' expert designers will be happy show you the various options available so you can decide which one best suits your needs. Contact us today for a consultation in your home and get started on your next project!