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Electric Wall Mount Fireplace When it is electric fireplaces, most people think of built-in models installed into a preexisting fireplace cutout. However, a wall-mounted unit like this R.W.FLAME model can also be used. You'll have to build frames, and then complete the bump-out, however this is still a do-it yourself project. A professional electrician is required to complete the electrical wiring. Modern Design If you're looking for contemporary style and aesthetic appeal, it doesn't get much better than a wall-mounted electric fireplace. With a variety of options that include fully recessed, partially recessed or models that are not recessed and have fan-powered heating that can be turned on or off according to the desired setting, these units hang like a piece of artwork and create stunning ambiance year-round in any room they are positioned. Electric hearths are the perfect solution for many consumers who are looking for a sleek, modern look in their home. According to Kuefler, this is because of the fact that electric fireplaces don't require a chimney venting, gas line or gas line for installation and that they do not require as much space in terms of construction and renovation. Furthermore, the majority of models come with an authentic LED flame and a beautiful bed of embers which looks surprisingly authentic. Many electric fireplaces are also equipped with accessories and options for enhancing appearance that can give your commercial or home space a customized, personalized appearance. As an example SimpliFire Scion Trinity is available in corner, bay or single-sided configurations, and is a simple and clean frame, with the option to include floating mantels for more depth and dimension to a room. This unit features a clear crystal and driftwood log set with multiple flame color and ember bed options for a captivating ambiance that complements any style of interior design from contemporary to traditional. For those who want to add a touch of class to their large, spacious living room the AL45CLX2-G is the ideal choice. It comes with a variety of surrounds that include brushed steel as well as flat black and white metal. It also has four color settings as well as three different ember beds. This model can be mounted directly on the wall, or recessing into a 2x4 to create an individual fit. It comes with an remote. The Allusion Platinum is an elegant, contemporary option that can be installed in a recessed or flush mounting. The fireplace is available in 50-inch, 55-inch and 78-inch dimensions, and comes with DigitalSpark technology that allows total customizing of the fire background and flame effects. It is available in a wide variety of ambiance settings and offers an optional Wescott mantel kit for added design and depth. This model can be used year-round with or without the included heating system. It can be purchased in a flush or recessed design installed by professionals. Optic illusions Electric fireplaces create the illusion of fire through projection light. They are more realistic than wood or gas hearths. They don't create smoke or odors and can be installed safely over televisions or artwork without the need for additional venting. The Allusion provides a range of mounting options and is a great option for an elegant electric linear fireplace that is affordable. Kuefler states that its sleek frame and minimal design make it one of the most flexible electric fire places on the market. It can be partially or completely recessed into 2x6 framed wall studs and comes with clear crystal ember bed media. It can be transformed into an adobe log set for a more authentic appearance. A more recent option is the fully recessed electric linear fireplace, which slides into a framed and completed opening in the wall for seamless installation. This style is ideal for those looking for a more modern look and for multi-family homes where it's not possible to install an old-fashioned gas or wood fireplace. Leggett states that the recessed profile of the fireplace permits a wider viewing space and more flexibility when it comes to finishing materials. The Ignis Royal series of CE Certified electric linear fireplaces have three heating options and can be controlled remotely from any smart device. The fireplaces also have the ability to set a timer which allows them to be turned off in predetermined intervals between thirty minutes and seven and a half hours. Safety Electric fireplaces provide a safer alternative to traditional gas-burning and wood-burning fires. They do not require the maintenance of a chimney or creosote build-up. They also don't release any harmful smoke or toxins, making them a great option for homes with pets or children. If you're looking for an easy method of heating your home, or want to add a chic design element that is sure to impress guests and your friends These versatile heating options are a growing popular option. But with so many different options to choose from, it can be difficult to decide which kind of fireplace best suits your requirements. Find Electric wall mount fireplaces with overheat protection built in. This will shut the unit off when it becomes too hot. Certain models feature a cool-to the-touch exterior which is great for families with small children. You should ensure that the model is mounted at least four to five feet above the ground to prevent it from being knocked down. The amount of heat you need for your home is another factor to consider. Some electric fireplaces have two settings for heat, while others can provide up to six. If you're looking for the most options, choose a model with adjustable flame settings and heat levels. This allows you to personalize the experience to fit the season or mood. When choosing an Electric wall mounted fireplace, be sure to measure the space first. Certain models can be hung on the wall, for instance flat-screen TVs, whereas others have been made to be fully recessed into the walls for a finished elegant and sleek look. If you plan to install a fully recessed model be sure to employ an electrician to make sure that the cutout is correctly placed and aligned. Most importantly, always follow the manufacturer's directions when using the Electric wall mount fireplace. Keep it away from liquids and water. Also, don't put it near paints or chemicals. Finally, never leave an electric fireplace unattended, or use it when you are sleeping or eating. Easy Installation Electric wall mount fireplaces are easy to set up in the construction or renovation project. You don't require a venting system or gas lines. They can be hung in your living space with any effort and they look gorgeous with or without heating. Best electric fireplace wall mount that are powered by fans are extremely efficient. The first step to installing an electric fireplace is to choose where you want it to go. Before you begin any work make a note of the desired location of your electric fireplace with an outline cut out of cardboard. You'll have to decide if you'd like to put in the fireplace in a partially or fully recessed style. Most electric fireplaces can be put into a wall opening as a built in or built-in electric insert. This kind of installation will require the cutting of a hole in the wall to accommodate the dimensions and shape of the fireplace. If you plan to build a fireplace that is built-in, we recommend hiring an expert electrician to connect it to the electrical network of your home. After you've decided on the best place to mount your electric fire, it's time to begin the installation process. Most models will come with a template, that you can use to indicate the exact location where the brackets for mounting will need to be positioned on your wall. If your fireplace isn't equipped with an outline, use a pencil and a spirit level to make an even line on the wall where you will need to drill holes for the brackets. After marking the area then measure and cut pieces of drywall to fit the opening. If you're converting an old fireplace, you'll need patch the walls before you install the drywall. You may also opt to install a custom hearth and mantel in place of an existing wooden frame. If you're using a built-in electric fireplace, it will have slots or hooks on the back of the unit which will connect to the hooks or slots on your brackets for mounting. Certain models also come with an electrical cord that you'll need to run through the wall and connect to an outlet. If you don't want to move the plug socket, you can consider painting or tackable power cord covers to give a clean finish.