Wall Mounted Electric Fires

There are two kinds of electric fireplaces that are wall mounted that are flush mount (or recessed) and fireplacesandstove freestanding. The flush mount electric fireplaces appear more finished and built-in, but they require more work, time and money to set up.

Installing a wall-mounted electric fire is fairly simple, providing you have the appropriate tools. Depending on which model you select you'll have to connect either a bracket or hanging screws to the wall.

Ultra Slim

Many homeowners would like to enjoy the warm, inviting appearance of a fireplace without the hassle and expense of installing a traditional chimney and firebox. Electric wall mounted fireplaces are a great solution. They are slim and easy to install, and come with a variety of settings. Some models can also provide supplemental heat for rooms that are up to 400 square feet and some even include remote controls.

It is best to visit a showroom that is specialized in electric fireplaces to find the ideal one for your home. Modern 60" Electric Fireplace: Wall-Mounted & Low-Noise Fireplaces & Interiors, located in the GTA has a wide selection of electric fireplaces and has a team who can help you select the right one for your home. Visit their website to see their gallery of photos, or call to schedule an appointment.

While most electric fireplaces and fires require to be installed into the wall however this model from Touchstone can be hung on the wall using a mounting bracket. It's a stunning slim model that has an arched glass firebox and LED flames in seven different colors. The flame effect is realistic and the remote control offers several functions including multiple heat settings, 5 levels of flame brightness, a timer and more.

This device is able to be used throughout the year. You can use it in summer by using the flame setting and in winter, you can use the heating settings. The flame's brightness and color can be adjusted to suit your mood.

This fireplace is one of the slimmest on the market and it is designed to be built into the wall, but can also be hung on the wall. It is constructed of metal and tempered glass. It is sleek and modern style that looks great in any home. The remote control comes with a timer and a number options.

This fire is simple to install, and has an integrated wire connection. It also comes with a safety feature which turns off the fire if it gets too hot. This feature makes sure that your family, which includes pets, are secure when using the fireplace.

Easy to Install

You can create the appearance of a fireplace in your home with wall-mounted electric fires without the need to make any structural changes. The good thing is that they're easy to install yourself as long as you have a few basic tools in your arsenal, such as the spirit level and the stud finder (you can purchase both from us at Direct Fireplaces). Our customer service team estimates that you can unpack your new electric fire and put it up in just a few minutes!

Before you begin It's important to making sure the area you have chosen for your fireplace is located close enough to a power socket. Check that the power cable of the fireplace can reach the socket via the bracket. If it's not be, you can place the plug socket to the other side of the room, and then hide it behind the fireplace to create a stylish finish.

It is also important to make sure that any combustible material are kept at least three feet away from the electric fire, as this helps to reduce the chance of fire. This includes fabrics, wood, paper, and bedding and bedding. In addition, you should make sure that any vents for ventilation are open to allow hot air to be drawn out of the room.

If you're seeking an electric wall-mounted fire that can be controlled with your voice, take a look at this gorgeous Camino model from Flamerite. It comes with a stunning panorama 3D flame presentation and can be controlled via apps for smartphones or your voice, thanks to its built-in compatibility with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant.

If you're planning to install a standard gas wall-mounted stove then the same advice applies - you will need a chimney, and it is recommended that you only ever use an Gas Safe registered installer. You can also add a flue liner to your existing chimney to improve the safety. As with any gas fire installation it's best to ensure that your chimney is operating properly before turning it on for the first time.

No Chimney Not Required

Unlike a traditional gas fire, which requires venting and a chimney wall-mounted electric fireplaces do not have to be vented. This makes them a good option for homes with limited space or do not have the required construction work needed to put in a gas fire. In addition the wall-mounted electric fire doesn't produce any carbon monoxide and is safe for use in any house.

The heat produced by a wall-mounted fireplace is specific, and it can quickly warm a room up to 400 square feet. It's not enough to be used as a primary source of heating, but it can make your living space more comfortable and add warmth. The use of an electric fireplace can also lower your electric bill and have less environmental impact and is a great investment for your home.

It is important to consider the BTU and wattage before deciding on an electric wall-mounted fire. This will determine how much heat it will generate and if it is suitable for the space. Also, you should look for a fire that is compatible with your existing decor.

If you have the proper tools for installation, installing a wall-mounted electric fire isn't difficult. Depending on the type of fire that you have selected, you may need to attach the firebox onto the wall bracket first and then add the screen or the fire could come with everything already connected to the wall bracket. You'll also need a power drill as well as screws to complete the task. It is recommended to hire a professional if you don't have these tools.

A gas fire that can be plugged into the wall is another alternative for homes with no chimneys. Although they cost more than a wall-mounted electric fireplace but they do provide the look of a traditional fireplace without the need for a chimney or ventilation. Gas fires also produce more heat since they burn at a higher temperature than electric fires. If you're thinking of making a hole in your wall gas fire, be sure to speak with an experienced plumber to ensure that the installation has been done correctly.

Low Maintenance

The wall-mounted electric fireplaces are designed to not interfere with the rest of your home. This gives you more space and is safer for pets and children. This is because they will not be in a position to reach the heater and possibly fall on it.

Another advantage of a wall-mounted electric fireplace is that it is simple to clean. It is easy to clean the glass and interior with an damp cloth. This will prevent dust from accumulating in the fireplace. This can cause damage to the heating elements and ember beds.

But, you must go through the manual that comes with your fire prior to attempting to clean it. The majority of manufacturers do not recommend cleaning the internal components of a wall-mounted electric fire as it could cause damage to the electrical system. To ensure your safety make sure you use a damp cloth that is lint free and has been washed.

The other thing to consider regarding a wall-mounted electric fireplace wall mount fireplace is that there aren't any unattractive flues or pipes that must be hidden. This can make your home appear more elegant and clean. Electric fires will appear as if they're part of the wall decor and are a great choice for homeowners who want to achieve a contemporary style in their homes.

It's also a great choice for people moving into a brand new home, since it can be installed with no major renovations. Depending on the type of fire you choose you might be able to fit it onto the wall bracket on your own or you will need to hire a professional. This may cost you a little more, but it's still worth it if you desire a beautiful low-maintenance fireplace.