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A Built in Electric Wall Fireplace

A built-in electric wall fireplace is an appliance installed in an existing opening. It cannot be moved or removed without tearing out an area of the wall.

These units are usually plug-in models that offer multiple flame and heat settings. Some models have a rain and thunder setting for added ambience.

Size

A built-in electric wall fireplace is attached directly on a wall, creating a compact design that eliminates floor clutter and creates a focal point for your living space. These fireplaces come with or without mantels to fit the style of your home, and they also have a variety of options for fireback as well as flame height adjustments and digital settings.

The SimpliFire has an electric fire that will satisfy every preference. If you prefer the traditional look with a masonry interior and textured logs, or the modern appeal of crystal clears, ember bed colors and ember bed textures. It's simple to wall-mount it with a simple kit or build a custom installation frame for an elegant recessed appearance. Enjoy all year round with or without heating.

The Scion linear electric fireplace combines modern technology and sophisticated design. It's simple to wall-mount (no opening in the masonry required) or enjoy a recessed, built-in design installed by professionals.

Flames

The flames in a electric wall fireplace built-in are created using LED lights or video images. The flames can be adjusted to look authentic. The flames are surrounded by a crystal-clear glass that can be tinted in a variety of colors. Many prefer clear glass to create a more minimalist feel as well as dark black or brown for a more traditional look. The glass is also resistant to heat. Some models feature a faux-log effect, which gives the illusion of a real fire without the flames or smoke.

If you have children or pets in your home, it's important to ensure that the flames are kept away from combustible things such as pillows, curtains and other furniture. Apart from the fire hazard touching these items could cause physical damage and burns. Also, be careful not to block the air vents at the front of the unit. This is vital to ensure the proper operation of the fireplace as it allows warm air to flow freely and reduce the chance of overheating.

A built-in electric fireplace is not just a space saver but can also make a room feel more welcoming to guests. This is especially true when you select a model that looks like a traditional fireplace with its brick surround and mantel. Many of the features that can be included in a free-standing fireplace can also be found electric fireplace, including numerous temperature settings, thermostat control, and remote control.

A built-in electric fireplace can be mounted into the wall using either an recessed or surface mount. Surface-mounted units can be easily removed from the wall, or moved to a different position without the need for a hardwired circuit breaker. Recessed units need to be removed and installed by a professional. They will also need to be wired in the new location.

Another downside of a built in electric fireplace is that they do not provide as much heat as traditional fireplaces, and they won't function in the event of power outages. This can be a problem in the event that you do not have an alternative source of power.

Heat

A fireplace can be a focal point for any room, adding warmth, comfort and atmosphere. Built in electric wall fireplaces give the appearance of a real fire, without the hassle or expense associated with wood or gas.

They also make use of a combination of LED lights, mirrors and water vapor to simulate flame effects and create the illusion of motion. They can be quite mesmerizing to observe and are certain to make people do a double take before they realize they're watching a real flame.

Electric fireplaces can warm up to 400 square feet rooms and operate with three different power levels depending on the heating requirements. The low setting, which only produces 500 BTUs per hour, is perfect for a reading or bedroom area. The medium and high settings produce 1,500 BTUs and 3000 BTUs respectively.

Another benefit of an electric fireplace is that you can alter the intensity of the heat as well as the brightness of the flames at the touch of the button. This gives you total control over the experience of your fireplace, which makes it perfect for any room.

The benefit of a wall-mounted fireplace is that it's extremely simple to install and doesn't require any structural modifications. There is no need for venting chimneys, flues or chimneys. Electric fireplaces that are built-in or recessed, like the Ezee Glow Zara Black Wall Mounted Electric Fireplace or the ClassicFlame Ignis Royal Collection can be placed almost anywhere on the wall. They plug into electrical sockets similar to a TV or as a piece of art.

You can opt for recessed models that are partly or completely recessed into the wall. You can also select trim and surrounds that match the decor of your home. You can also add a mantel to your fireplace if you wish however this will add the time required to install and also make it more complicated. It will also take up more space in your home. If you opt for a fully recessed model, it will require some basic framing, and will need to be wired into the wall at the back.

Installation

There are a variety of ways to set up an electric wall fireplace. Some can be mounted to the wall using special brackets similar to mirrors or pictures. Others can be installed into the wall using an accessory that is positioned around the fireplace, and hides any wires that are exposed. Another option is to frame space in the wall and 'build-in' the fireplace, which gives it an older-style appearance.

Electric fireplaces are simple to install for the average homeowner. It is best to get a licensed electrician to do any electrical work. Many electric fireplaces come with a cord that plugs in to an outlet. This can be wired directly into the electrical system (if permitted by local codes).

Once you have decided on the location for the fireplace Make sure the opening is sufficient. Review the installation manual for your particular model to determine the minimum clearances from the combustible materials. For most models, the opening should be 1/4" larger than the dimensions of the fireplace.

Next make sure that the mounting bracket is secured with a screw on each side of the fireplace. There are mounting recessed in wall electric fireplace that can simplify this process for homeowners.

Use a screwdriver while hanging the fireplace on the mounting bracket to tighten any screws. This will ensure that the fireplace is stable and secured against the wall. This is a crucial step as it is a permanent fixture, and you do not want it to fall loose or become unstable.





Place the glass section on the fire unit. This can be a difficult task based on the model you've selected. It is suggested that you get someone to help. Once the fireplace is installed and you've tested it, try plugging it into the outlet and playing with the heat and lights.

When installing a built-in electric wall fireplace, it's important to follow the instructions of the manufacturer for safety and proper use. Certain fireplaces come with a safety switch which prevents the device from turning on when it is connected to an outlet. It is recommended also to install a dedicated electrical circuit that is connected to the fireplace. This will eliminate the possibility that anything else in your home could cause the breaker to go off, causing an opportunity for danger.