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How to Install an Electric Wall Fireplace Electric fireplaces can add warmth and ambiance to any room. It's simple to set up and there aren't any venting or gas lines required. They can be mounted on the wall or recessed in to the wall. Recessesing requires a basic framing and may require an electrician to complete the electrical hookup. Installation A wall-mounted electric fire place is a great option to add warmth and ambience to your home without the difficulty and expense of constructing gas or wood fireplaces. The process of installing this type of fireplace is less complicated than the one required by the built-in, recessed or freestanding unit and, in most cases, you can complete on a weekend. Most often just a few household tools, such as the stud finder, a level, and a drill are all that is required. The fireplace will come with mounting kits (including brackets, hardware and instructions) and a detailed installation guide. Electric fireplaces on walls aren't hardwired to your home's electrical system and do not require venting. They can be connected into any common electrical outlet. You should carefully go through the directions before beginning the installation. This will ensure that you're using the correct outlet for your fireplace, and also ensure that you've not connected it to an unsafe outlet. It's also recommended to connect the fireplace to an outlet that is regular prior to beginning the installation process, so you can ensure that it functions correctly. Once you've consulted the fireplace installation instructions, you should take measurements and mark the wall where you want it placed. This will help you determine the dimensions of your fireplace's frame and you can make any adjustments to achieve the desired look. It is also important to be aware of the direction in which the heat will be directed and allow enough space for the flammable material to be present, such as wall décor flooring, flooring, or even the fireplace's electrical cord. The next step is to set up the drywall inside the fireplace opening. This step is made easier if you choose drywall that is in line with the decor of your room. If you don't have drywall that is in line with the room's decor, you will need to remove it and then install new drywall and then tape and mud any exposed wood framing. Finally, complete the new drywall within the opening for the fireplace. After you have drywall up then you can put up the fireplace and put in the trim that is decorative. Then, you can enjoy the warm glow from your new fireplace. Safety It is important to consider safety measures as wall mounted electric fireplaces become more popular due their efficiency and aesthetics. This will help prevent any accidents and create a safe and secure environment for the homeowner and their family members. To ensure that an electric fireplace is safe, it is essential to follow the instructions of the manufacturer. This will inform you about the best operating conditions for the device and the necessary maintenance. It's also a good idea to register the device with the manufacturer to be informed of recalls or safety issues. The location of the heater is a further aspect that can affect security. It is essential to put the heater in a well-ventilated space that allows it to easily release hot air without being blocked. It is also advisable to select a location that is free of flammable objects. It's also a good idea to let children or pets close to the heater. They may be curious and cause harm. Also, you should be wary of using extension cords for your fireplace, as they might not be able to handle the demands of the appliance's power. In addition, you should not place the fireplace on a wood floor because the heat can damage it. If you have a fire, you should not apply water or get it in touch with it until it has been completely snuffed out. The most important safety precaution is to never leave a fireplace unattended. This is especially important when you have pets or children in your home. It's a good idea to keep the cord away from things that are prone to water, like curtains and bedding, and not plug it into an electrical outlet with a damaged or frayed cord. Also, it's an excellent idea to install carbon monoxide detectors into your home if you intend on using an electric fire. This will warn you about high levels of carbon monoxide which could cause death if inhaled. By adhering to these simple safety tips you can enjoy the benefits of an electric fireplace with no worries. Style Electric wall fireplaces are an excellent alternative to traditional wood or gas fire places. They can be positioned on the wall in a flush position and plug into a standard outlet. They are available in a variety of styles ranging from traditional to modern, and some can be found as electric fireplace mantels to give more of a custom-made appearance. They can also be paired with a media stand or incorporated into an existing hearth opening by using a surround kit for an individual recessed installation. A long, linear electric fireplace can be embedded into a stone wall to create a sleek, modern look. Frame TVs are flat screens that can be customized with decorative landscapes or black wall art for the appearance of a contrast as seen in the living room of Leclair Decor. Also, you can balance a tall ceiling and window in a basement TV room by putting in a large electric fireplace and adding contrasting white built-ins to the opposite side, like this space from Gray Space Interiors did. Display a pile of decorative logs at the top of the shelf to fool yourself into thinking you're burning an actual fire. There are a variety of ways to customize a wall-mounted electric fireplace, including the option of different colors of flames and brightness settings. Some models let you shut off the heater and take pleasure in the flames' glow throughout the year. Some models, like the Ignis Royal electric wall-mount fire places, come with additional options for customization, such as DigitalSpark flame technology, and different fire backgrounds. An electric fireplace insert is another alternative. It transforms your existing wood or gas fireplace into an electric hearth in green. This is an excellent way to reuse your fireplace while keeping your home heating costs under control. If you don't have the funds to build a custom fireplace wall, there are wall mounts made of electric with mantels that can also be used as a TV stand, allowing for quick setup and easy clean up. Some come with an under-the-counter media cabinet to conceal electronics and remove the necessity of a separate piece of furniture. If you want an uncluttered look There are also freestanding units that have an unassuming mantel and log set, or those without a mantel for a sleek, contemporary profile. Heat Electric wall fireplaces are a great alternative to wood-burning fireplaces. They can be costly to operate and emit toxic fumes that harm the environment. With just a touch of an button, the fireplace will begin to warm up your living space, and the thermostat control will monitor the room temperature. This allows you to leave the thermostat of your home to a lower setting which will save you money on your heating bills. The electric fireplace wall unit you select can be fully or partially recessed into the walls, according to the model. This can give it a more discrete look and is suited to some living spaces rather than a wood mantel. If you choose a fireplace that is fully recessed, it will be mounted in the drywall. It is only removed after removal of the wallboard and cutting through the studs. wall recessed electric fireplace of wall fireplace will require a professional installation. Electric fireplaces are designed to appear as real as possible using modern technology, such as Spectrafire 3D Flame Effects. These flames can be programmed to move around the fireplace, changing colors to create a captivating effect. Certain models come with remote control that allows you to adjust the flame and heat settings based on your mood. Allergy sufferers will appreciate fact that electric fireplaces do not emit combustible gases or materials. There's no chance of exposure to carbon monoxide, and the air will stay cleaner than it would with a gas or wood hearth. If you're looking to buy an electric wall mount fireplace or a mantel with a full-scale solution, there are many unique designs to select from. Some models allow you to modify the frame, media box and size to fit your living area. Organized Interiors' expert designers will be happy to show you the various options available so you can pick the one that works best for you. Contact us today to arrange a consultation in your home and start working on your new project!