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A Built in Electric Wall Fireplace

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

These units typically plug into a standard outlet and have a variety of flame and heat settings. Some units have a setting for thunder and rain to create atmosphere.

Size

A built-in electric wall fireplace is attached directly on a wall, creating a space-saving design that reduces clutter on the floor and creates a focal point for your space. The fireplaces can be purchased with or without mantels, to fit the style of your home. They also come with various of fireback options, flame-height adjustments, and digital settings.

The SimpliFire offers an electric fire that will satisfy every taste. Whether you like traditional style with an interior crafted from masonry and textured logs, or the contemporary appeal of clear crystals, ember bed colors and ember bed textures. It's easy to mount it on the wall using a kit that is easy to install or build an installation frame that is custom-designed for an recessed look. Enjoy the all-year-round pleasure with or without heating.

The Scion linear fireplace combines the best technology with contemporary design. It's simple to wall-mount (no masonry opening required) or have a recessed, built-in design installed by experts.

Flames

The flames of a built-in electric wall fireplace are created by LED lights or video images. The flames can be manipulated to appear real. The flames are surrounded with crystal-clear glass that you can tint in a variety of colors. Many people prefer a clear glass for a more minimalist appearance, or they can opt for a dark brown or black for a more traditional feel. Glass is also resistant to heat. Some units also feature faux logs that creates the appearance of a real fireplace without the fire or smoke.

If you have children or pets in your home, it is important to ensure that the flames stay away from combustible objects such as pillows, curtains and other furniture. Apart from the risk of fire, touching these items can cause physical damage and burns. Be sure to keep the air vents clear at the front of the fireplace. This is crucial for the proper operation of the fireplace because it will allow hot air to flow freely and minimize the chance of overheating.

Aside from being a great space saver having an electric fireplace can make the space feel more comfortable for guests. This is especially true when you choose a fireplace with an open mantel and brick surround that resembles the look of a traditional fireplace. Many of the features included in a free-standing fireplace can also be found in electric fireplace. These include various heating settings, thermostat controls and remote control.

Another benefit of a built in electric fireplace is that it can be put into the wall with either an recessed or surface mount option. Surface-mounted models can be removed from the wall or relocated to a new spot easily without requiring the hardwiring of a new circuit breaker. Recessed models require a professional to remove them and then reinstall them, and they will require to be rewired in the new place of installation.

A built-in electric fireplace comes with a downside, they don't offer the same amount of warmth as traditional fireplaces, and they won't function in the event of a power loss. If you don't have a backup power source, this could pose a problem for homeowners who have.

Heat

A fireplace can be a focal point in any space, providing warmth, comfort and atmosphere. Electric wall fireplaces built in give the appearance of a real fire without the hassle or cost that comes with wood or gas.

They also make use of a mix of mirrors and LED lights to create the illusion of motion, and also to create flame effects. They can be quite mesmerizing to look at and are certain to make people think twice before they realize they're seeing the real flame.

Electric fireplaces can warm up to 400 square feet of rooms and can be operated at three different power levels depending on the heating requirements. The low setting is ideal for the bedroom or reading nook as it only produces 500 BTUs per hour, whereas the high and medium settings can produce 1,500 and 3000 BTUs per hour.

Another advantage of an electric fireplace is the ability to alter the intensity of the heat and the intensity of the flames with the touch of a button. This gives you complete control over the experience of your fireplace which makes it the perfect choice for any room.

The benefit of wall-mounted fireplaces is that it's very simple to install and requires no structural modifications. Unlike wall mounted electric fireplace heaters -burning or gas fireplace there's no need for venting, and there's no chimney nor flue. Electric fireplaces that are built-in or recessed such as the Ezee Glow Zara Black Wall Mounted Electric Fireplace or the ClassicFlame Ignis Royal Collection can be installed almost anywhere on the wall. They plug into electrical sockets just like a TV, or a piece of art.

Recessed models can be either partially or fully integrated into the wall and you can pick from a range of options that will match your decor, including trim and surrounds. You can also include an optional mantel, although this may increase the time to install and complexity, as well as the amount of space it occupies in your home. If you opt for a fully-recessed model, basic framing will be required, and it will have to be hardwired into the wall in the rear.

Installation

There are a few different ways to put a built in electric wall fireplace. Some can be affixed to the wall with special brackets similar to mirrors or pictures. Others can be recessed into the wall using an accessory that is positioned around the fireplace, and hides any exposed wires. Another popular option is 'build-in' the fireplace into the wall. This creates an appearance that is more traditional.

It's always best to have an experienced electrician handle any electrical work, but for the average homeowner it is not too difficult to put in an electric fireplace. A majority of electric fireplaces have an electric cord that connects to an outlet. This can be hardwired directly into the electrical system (if allowed by local codes).

Review the installation manual for your model to determine the minimum clearances required from the combustible material. Go through the installation guideline for your particular model to determine the minimum clearances from combustible materials. For most models, the opening should be 1/4" larger than the dimensions of the fireplace.

Then, attach the bracket onto the fireplace's side. There are mounting kits that can assist homeowners.

Use a screwdriver when hanging the fireplace on the mounting bracket to tighten any screws. This will ensure that the fireplace is sturdy and secure against the wall. This is a vital step as it is an ongoing fixture, and you do not want it to fall loose or become unstable.





Place the glass section on the fire place. Depending on the model that you've selected, this may be a difficult task, and it's recommended to get someone to assist you. Plug it in and play around with the heat and lights.

While installing a built in electric wall fireplace, it's important to follow all the guidelines provided by the manufacturer to ensure safety and proper use. Some fireplaces come with a safety switch which prevents the device from turning on when connected to an outlet. It is a good idea to install a dedicated electrical circuit to serve the fireplace. This will prevent the possibility that something else in your home could trip the breaker, creating the possibility of a danger.