Electric Fireplace Wall Insert
Electric fireplace wall inserts provide a warm and inviting accent to any room. These plug-and play options are much easier to install than built-in models and don't require an expert installer.
This recessed model can be hung or stand on a stand. It features multiple flame and heat settings, as along with a timer function. It generates enough heating to keep rooms of up to 400 square feet warm.
Aesthetics
A wall-mounted electric fireplace allows you to place the unit in places where a traditional gas or wood fireplace would not be able to be installed. These units come in various designs and can be mounted on the wall to be fully recessed.
The fireplaces can be designed to replicate the look of a traditional fireplace, with decorative logs and realistic flames. Or, they can be more modern and provide a variety of backlighting options or media bed materials to create a unique design.
For instance, Ignis(r) Royal Electric Wall-Mounted Fireplaces have a chic frame around the flames and the option of choosing from three different media options. They include natural logs, crystals that are clear and white pebbles.
Heat output
Electric fireplace wall inserts offer steady warmth for as long as the fire is burning. This is especially applicable to older homes with open fire places burning wood. When you turn off the fire it will shut off instantly and there is no dwindling or refueling necessary.
You can also choose from a variety of heat settings to alter the amount of heat you wish to generate. You can select between 500 watts and 2 kilowatts. A Kilowatt will generate around 4,500 BTUs which is enough for the majority of rooms.
One of the main advantages that electric fireplaces have over traditional wood-burning ones is that they don't produce any smoke. Electric fireplaces do not produce smoke, which means you don't have to worry about ozone and pollution. You can also use your fireplace however you want without violating any local regulations.
There is no need to worry about cleaning up ash or disposing of it. The fireplace will shut off automatically when you shut off the power, preventing any residue from building up in the fireplace.
Some of the more sophisticated electric fires allow you to set up a "heat zone." This allows you to determine how many rooms in your home are getting heated by the fireplace and helps you to save energy.
In addition to the various heat settings, you can also customize your fire with the choice of media options. These are the materials that sit in your fireplace, and they're available in a variety of colors, so you can select one that best fits your decor.
You can also set up an unobtrusive surround that will hide any gaps between your existing fireplace and the electric fire. They are typically made of cast iron or steel and you can pick one that will blend perfectly with the rest of your room. You can also choose mantles to create a frame for your opening. Some models come with glass or metal mesh doors to create a chic look. You can ask an authorized dealer for assistance in case you aren't sure of the style insert you're interested in purchasing.
Controls
Electric fireplaces can be used to create a focal point within your home, without the need for chimneys or venting. This is why they are a popular choice for homes with existing hearths made of wood, or for those who want to modernize their fireplace with a modern and practical alternative. A wall-mount fireplace is not only attractive however, it also offers other benefits.
A lot of these units look like an open hearth wood fire place, so they can easily be incorporated into your home's design. Some models come with mantels which can be placed above the television to display framed photos and other items of your decor.
If you're interested in installing a wall-mount fireplace make sure that you follow the directions that came with the model you purchased. recessed in wall electric fireplace can differ from model to model. If you're not familiar with installing these features, you must employ an expert.
You can select an electric fireplace that is flat and is set flush against the wall or a recessive fireplace that is either partially or completely buried into the walls. Both styles are easy-to-install and you can also add trim and moldings to the surround and mantel to give them a unified look.
You can also install an electric fireplace to your home by replacing your existing fireplace with wood. Big-box retailers offer electric log sets that can be placed within an empty wood fireplace for a low cost and quick solution, whereas more advanced inserts will be able to fit into your fireplace's existing opening and can be wired or plugged in.
Both are excellent ways to improve your fireplace without spending for a new hearth or hiring a builder to construct an individual wood-burning fireplace. They make your home more comfortable and liveable by reducing your energy costs and providing a relaxing place to unwind.
Installation
A wall-mounted electric fire insert is the ideal solution for anyone who wants to create the illusion of a real wood burning fire without the mess or risk. The insert can be positioned on the mantel or TV stand, or in an entertainment center to create the illusion of a real fireplace in a room. Installing the unit is as simple as hanging it where you want and connecting it to.
This DIY project can be fairly easy, but there are a few important steps that need to be followed prior to beginning the installation process. Before you begin, check that the unit is operating correctly. Plug it in and then play with the LED lights and heating. Once the fireplace is functioning properly, it's now time to set it up.
Installing a recessed fireplace is best done by an expert if you're not a skilled carpenter. They can create the fireplace opening on an entirely new wall or frame it to an existing one. They can also apply drywall tape, mud and drywall on the wall to give it a smooth and finished look. They can also upgrade the electrical wiring to provide power to your fireplace.
It is important to know the dimensions of the opening that will need to be cut into the wall to accommodate the recessed fireplace. This information is typically provided in the manual that comes with the unit. The opening should be at minimum 1 To ensure a perfect fit to ensure a perfect fit, the wall should be at least 4 inches bigger than the dimensions of the fireplace. Once the dimensions have been determined, it's now time to start cutting into the wall. Before you begin, make sure to turn off the power to the circuit box.
It is crucial to protect yourself by wearing a protective jacket, and to make use of a stud meter, or a tape measure in order to determine the right dimensions for the fireplace opening. Wearing eye and face protection is also recommended when using saws or sharp tools.