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Electric Wall Mount Fireplace The majority of people think of electric fireplaces as built-in units that are placed in the fireplace cutout. A wall-mounted model like this R.W.FLAME model is also a good choice. It's a bit of work since you'll have to build a frame and finish the bump out however, it's still an easy DIY project. The electrical hookup should be completed by a professional electrician. Modern Design A wall-mounted electric fire is the ideal option to create a modern atmosphere and improve the aesthetic appeal. With a variety of options that include partially recessed, fully recessed or models that are not recessed and have fan-powered heat that can be turned on and off according to the desired setting they look like a piece of artwork and create stunning ambiance year-round in any room they are placed. Many homeowners looking for modern, sleek design for their home are discovering that an electric hearth is the perfect solution. Kuefler says that this is due to the fact that electric fireplaces do not require an electric line, chimney or venting for installation, and they also require less space for remodeling and construction. Many models also come with real-looking LED fires and an ember bed that looks surprisingly real. A lot of electric fireplaces include accessories and appearance-enhancing features that provide your office, home, or commercial space a unique, customized look. For instance, the SimpliFire Trinity is available in corner or bay configurations, and features an elegant and simple frame. It also comes with the option of adding a floating mantel to give the room more depth and a sense of dimension. The Scion Trinity comes with a driftwood and clear crystal log set, with multiple colors of flames and ember beds for a captivating atmosphere that complements any style of design. For homeowners looking to add an upscale touch to their large, spacious living space The AL45CLX2-G is an best option. The model comes with various surrounds which include brushed steel, flat black metal and white metal. It also has four color settings as well as three different ember beds. This model can be hung directly on the wall or recessed in a 2 x 4 for a custom fit and comes with the option of a remote. For those seeking an even more sophisticated look to their luxurious home the Allusion Platinum is a sleek contemporary option that can be mounted in a recessed or flush mount installation. This fireplace is available in 50-inch, 55-inch and 78 inch fireplace widths. It also comes with DigitalSpark technology that allows for complete customizing of the fire background and flame effects. It comes with many different ambiance settings and offers an optional Wescott mantel kit for added depth and style. This model is able to be used throughout the year with or without the heating system, and is available in a flush or recessed design installed by professionals. Illusions Optical Electric fireplaces give the illusion of fire using projected 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 requirement for venting. Fireplaces And Stoves offers a variety of mounting options and is a great option for a sophisticated electric linear fireplace that's affordable. Its sleek profile and minimal frame make it one of the most versatile electric fireplaces available according to Kuefler. It can be built partially or fully into 2x6 wall studs. It has clear crystal ember media which can be upgraded to driftwood logs for a more realistic appearance. The fully recessed built in electric linear fireplace is an upcoming option. It can be inserted into an opening that has been framed and trimmed to make a seamless installation. This style is ideal for those who prefer a modern style, or for multifamily homes in which a traditional gas or wood fireplace cannot be installed. Leggett says that its recessed profile provides a greater viewing space and more flexibility when it comes to finishing materials. The Ignis Royal series of CE Certified electric linear fireplaces come with three heating settings and can be controlled remotely via any smart device. The fireplaces also have an automatic timer that permits them to shut 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. Electric fireplaces are also free of harmful smoke and toxins which makes them a great choice for homes with pets or children. These versatile heating solutions are becoming more popular, whether you're looking for a way to heat a space or add a fashionable design element to impress your guests and acquaintances. With so many options available it can be difficult to choose which fireplace is best for you. Look for Electric wall mount fireplaces with overheat protection inbuilt. This will shut off the unit when it becomes too hot. Certain models also come with an exterior that is cool to the touch which is essential for families with children. It's also important to ensure that the model you're looking at is positioned about four to five feet higher than the floor so that it's not at risk of being knocked over. The amount of heat that you require for your home is another aspect to take into consideration. Some fireplaces feature two heat settings, whereas others can provide up to six. If you're looking to have the most options available, choose a model with adjustable heat and flame settings. This allows you to personalize the experience to fit the mood or season. When selecting a Electric wall mounted fireplace, take measurements of your space first. Some models can be put on the wall as flat screen TVs while others are designed to be partially or fully recessed into the wall for a clean, finished look. If you plan to install a fully recessed model, hire an electrician to make sure that the cutout and alignment are correct. Always follow the directions of the manufacturer when using the instructions of the manufacturer when using an Electric wall-mounted fireplace. Make sure you keep it away from water or other liquids and avoid using it near flame-prone materials, paints or chemicals. Also, don't leave your electric fireplace unattended or use it while you're sleeping or eating. Easy Installation Electric wall mount fireplaces can be installed in a construction project or a renovation. You don't need a gas line or venting system. They can be hung in your living space without any effort, and they look beautiful with or without heating. Their fan-powered heating systems are also extremely efficient. The first step is to decide the best location to place the electric fireplace. If you're building the wall from scratch or changing an existing one it's a good idea to mark your desired location by cutting out a cardboard model of the fireplace before starting any work. You'll have to decide if you'd prefer to build the fireplace in a partially or fully recessed manner. The majority of electric fires can be incorporated in a wall opening to create a built in or built-in electric insert. This kind of installation will require an opening to be cut in the wall for the size and shape fireplace. If you're installing a built-in, we suggest hiring an electrician to wire the unit into the electrical system of your home. Once you've determined where to mount your electric fire, it's time to begin the installation process. A lot of models have a template can be used to indicate the location of the mounting brackets on the wall. If your fireplace doesn't come with a template you can use a spirit level and pencil to draw a straight line along the wall where the mounting brackets will be. After marking the area then measure and cut pieces of drywall to fit in the opening. If you're converting an existing fireplace, you'll have to patch the wall prior to installing the drywall. You may also decide to build a custom hearth and mantel in place of an existing wood frame. If you're using a built-in electric fireplace It will have hooks or slots on the back of the unit that will connect to the hooks or slots on your mounting brackets. Some models have a power cable which you will need to connect to the wall, and then plug into an outlet. Consider using tackable and paintable power cord covers if do not want to move the plug socket.