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Why Choose a Wall Mounted Electric Fire? Wall mounted electric fires are a stylish and affordable option for supplemental heating. They come in a variety of designs and finishes that can complement any space. Some models offer LED lighting effects as well as multiple options for the flame display. Some models come with adjustable privacy glass that can go from opaque to transparent. Aesthetics A fireplace that is mounted on the wall is a great way to add character and style to your home, without the hassle of maintaining an actual fire. There are a variety of models available, and most of them feature a modern and modern design that can be a perfect fit for any style of interior. They can be placed on or in the wall for an integrated, seamless appearance. Some can also be operated with or without heat, making them suitable for all-year-round use. One of the most popular choices is the Dimplex Sierra linear electric fireplace, which comes in various sizes to fit in with any space. The sleek black frame is able to capture the flames beautifully and is complemented with the choice of decorative ember bed media packs that include traditional logs, white pebbles, or crystals. Its LED display can be used without or with heating. Its remote control allows you to adjust the settings from any place in the room. The majority of wall-mounted electric fire places can generate some heat. This is usually accomplished through an area heating system that blasts hot air through a heating element. There are, however, some that don't produce any heat at all and simply display flame effects. These are more appropriate for rooms that have combustible materials such as curtains or carpets. While certain models can be mounted directly onto the wall, others will have to be fitted to a specially designed fireplace insert. It will either require cutting an opening in the wall and then installing an additional mantel or installing the unit in an existing fireplace insert. The latter is easier to install, and requires less skill. It's important to remember that any electric fire should be installed with plenty of clearance and space around it, particularly if you plan to place an TV over it. You'll also want to ensure that the location for mounting is free of any combustible material and that it's safe for pets or children to get access to. Energy efficiency Electric wall-mounted fires are an attractive and modern alternative to gas fires. They offer a sleek, contemporary design that is ideal for homes with little space. They can use up to 1500 watts of power to produce heat, they are an ideal addition to your central heating system, or could be used as a stand-alone unit in rooms as large as 400 square feet. They are also extremely safe and come with a variety of useful safety features such as a timer, fire stop, and thermal overload protection. Contrary to gas fireplaces electric wall-mounted fireplace does not generate emissions or burn wood so it is more environmentally friendly. The majority of our electric fireplaces are equipped with a remote that lets you to alter the brightness of the flame and also set various mood lighting options. Our most well-known model, R.W.FLAME offers a realistic flame that can have up to twelve flame colors and five brightness settings. It can be installed partially or fully recessed, and can fit on almost any standard wall stud. One of the major benefits of electric fires is that they're extremely energy efficient, which saves you money on electric bills. When you have an electric fire, you only need to pay for the Kilowatts it uses. You can find out how much your electricity provider charges per kilowatt by looking at your bill for electricity or contacting your supplier directly. To calculate the cost of running an electrical fire every day, you need to multiply the number of kilowatts by the cost per Kilowatt by the electricity provider you use. The majority of electric fireplaces consume less than 1500 watts per hour, which is equivalent of 7675 BTU/h. If you leave it on for 10 hours, you will pay about $2.35 per day for electricity (assuming that the heater is running). If you switch off the flame and only use it for the flame effect, it will cost you a few dollars per day to run. We suggest choosing an electric fireplace with an adjustable thermostat that will automatically turn on and off based on the temperature of your room. Convenience When you choose a wall-mounted electric fire, you can add supplemental heat to your home without sacrificing space for flooring or changing the layout of your room. These fireplaces are simple to connect and turn on at the touch of a button. A majority of them come with a variety of heating settings that can be adjusted to suit your requirements. You can even turn off the flame display off if you would prefer to enjoy the visual pleasure of the fire alone. This wall-mounted, recessed electric fireplace is designed to blend seamlessly into the design of your home. It gives you the warmth and ambiance you desire without the stress of maintaining a real fire. It features LED color-changing flames and two temperature settings and a no-heat mode for year-round enjoyment. The remote that comes with it lets you control the unit from any location within your home. It is perfect for small homes that don't have the space for traditional wood fireplaces because it does not require a chimney or mantel. It comes with a built-in heat shield to prevent the glass front from becoming too hot. This also helps protect the wall from stains and damage. When selecting a fireplace for your wall take note of the wattage and heating capacity of the fireplace. The higher the wattage, the more powerful the heater and the quicker it will warm your home. The power is also a factor in the cost to operate your fireplace and how much energy it consumes per hour. You can make use of a spirit level and pencil to mark the area on your wall where you will install your electric fire, prior to using the power drill to create the holes. Most wall-mounted models come with a template that has all the necessary markings to follow, so that you can be sure that you're drilling in the correct spot. It is important to keep the fire away from any material that could ignite, such as carpeting, curtains or furniture, to decrease the chance of accidental combustion. It is also important to keep pets and children at a safe distance, to prevent any physical harm from accidental contact with the hot glass or flames. Clearing the area of debris can also ensure that your fire has an unrestricted supply of air, so it can work effectively and efficiently. Safety Wall mounted electric fireplaces are not only stylish but also very practical and secure. They don't require a flue and are therefore less inflammable than traditional chimney fireplaces. A safety screen is usually installed to keep pets or children from reaching the heater and flames. This feature, in conjunction with the fact that they're usually placed four to five feet above the floor, makes them an ideal choice for families with small children. Electric fires are equipped with an automatic shut-off switch along with a safety screen. This is to protect the appliance from overloading with electricity and to prevent overheating. If you are worried about the risk of a fire, you could also buy an electric fireplace that has an emergency shutoff button. Follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer for the installation and use of the fireplace to ensure the safety of yourself and your family. If you can, place the fireplace away from drapes or furniture. Install the fireplace at a minimum of 4 to 5 feet off the ground. If you've decided to purchase a wall-mounted fireplace it is important to ensure whether the installation is appropriate for your home. If the fire isn't suitable for the power supply in your home it could overheat and cause a hazard. Find a fire that has features that match the decor of your room. A kit that is ready to assemble is the easiest method to set up an electric wall-mounted fire. This will include a template that will show you where to drill the holes. With the template, a spirit level and pencil, you can mark the location on the wall w here you will be fixing the bracket. Then, you'll need to drill holes and install rawls. This is a simple job that shouldn't take longer than 30 minutes. Another option is to engage an expert to set up your fireplace. This will cost more however it is a great choice if you need a sleek, professional look and a fully functioning fireplace. When installing electrical appliances in your home you must always employ an electrician who is certified.