Why Choose a Wall Mounted electric fire on the wall Fire?

Electric wall fires are an affordable and stylish option for heating supplemental areas. They are available in a wide range of finishes and styles to match any space.

Some models have LED lighting effects, as well as a variety of options for the flame display. Some models come with adjustable privacy glass that can change from opaque to transparent.

Aesthetics

If you're looking for a way to add a touch of style and character to your home without the hassle required by a fireplace, a wall-mounted fireplace might be the perfect solution you require. There are many models to choose from, and the majority of them have a contemporary and modern design that will fit any interior style. They can be either placed on or in the wall to create a seamless, built-in look. Some can also be operated with or without heating, making them suitable for use all year round.

One of the most popular options is the Dimplex Sierra linear electric fireplace that comes in various sizes that can fit into every space. Its sleek black glass frame captures the flames beautifully and is complemented by the choice of decorative ember bed media packages which include traditional logs, white electric fireplace wall mount pebbles or crystals. The LED-lit display provides a beautiful glow, and it can be used without or with the heating feature. The remote control lets you adjust the settings from any place within the room.

The majority of wall mounted fire-mounted electric fire places produce heat. This is usually accomplished with a space heating system that is able to blow hot air through a heating component. Certain flat wall fireplace mounted electric fireplaces do not generate any heat and instead provide visual flame effects. These are more appropriate for rooms with combustible material such as carpets or curtains.

Some models can be mounted directly on the wall. Others must be installed into an insert for fireplaces that is specifically designed. This will require either cutting a hole in the wall and putting in the mantel from scratch, or it may be possible to put the unit into a pre-existing fireplace insert. The latter is generally easier to install and requires less expertise.

It is important to keep in mind that any type of electric fire must be installed with ample space and clearance around it, particularly when you intend to put an TV above it. It is also important to make sure that the place where you'll mount it is free of any combustible materials and that it is safe for children or pets to enter.

Energy efficiency

Electric wall-mounted fires are a stylish and contemporary alternative to gas fires. They have modern, sleek design that is perfect for homes with little space. Using up to 1500 watts of power to generate heat, they are the perfect addition to your central heating system or can be used on their own in rooms as large as 400 square feet. They are also extremely safe and come with a variety of useful safety features, including a timer, fire stop and thermal overload protection.

Electric wall-mounted fireplaces are greener than gas fireplaces as they do not produce any emissions or burn wood. The majority of our electric Fire wall hung fireplaces include remote controls that allow you to control the flame's brightness and also set different lighting settings for moods. Our most well-known model, the R.W.FLAME provides a realistic flame with up to 12 flame colors and five brightness settings. It can be mounted partially or fully recessed, and can be mounted on nearly every 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. You only pay for the kilowatts used by the electric fire. You can determine the price per kilowatt charged by your electricity provider by checking your bill or contacting them directly. To determine the cost of running an electrical appliance every day, simply multiply the number kilowatts by the price charged per Kilowatt by the electricity provider you use.

The majority of electric fires consume less than 1500 watts per hour equivalent to 7675 BTU/h of heating. If you let it run for 10 hours, you'll pay around $2.35 per day for electricity (assuming that the heater is turned on). If you turn off the heater and use it to create a flame effect then the cost of running it is a few cents per day. With this in mind, we suggest that you choose an electric fire with thermostats that automatically switches off and on in accordance with the temperature of your room.

Convenience

You can add additional warmth to your home with a wall-mounted electric fire without needing to reduce floor space or alter the arrangement of the room. These fireplaces are easy to plug in and activate at the touch of the button. They are often equipped with a variety of heating settings that can be adjusted according to your preferences. You can turn off the flame display if you prefer to just enjoy the fire's visual appeal.

This wall-mounted, recessed electric fireplace is designed to blend seamlessly into the design of your home. It offers the warmth and ambiance you desire without the hassle of maintaining a traditional fire. It comes with LED flames that change color with two heat settings as well as an option to not heat for all-year-round enjoyment. The included remote lets you operate the unit from anywhere in your home.

It is perfect for small homes that do not have enough space to install traditional wood fireplaces as it does not require a mantel or chimney. It also has an integrated heat shield to prevent the glass front from becoming too hot and helps protect the walls from stains or damage.

When choosing a wall-mounted fireplace, pay special attention to the heater's capacity and wattage. The greater the wattage is, the more powerful the heater and the quicker it will warm your home. The wattage will also factor into the cost of operating your fireplace as well as the amount of energy it uses per hour.

You can make use of a spirit level and a pencil to mark the location on your wall where you will install your electric fire, before using a power drill to create the holes. Most wall-mounted models will include a template that has all the necessary markings to follow, so that you can be sure that you're drilling in a correct spot.

To reduce the risk of accidental fire, it's essential to maintain a safe distance between the fire and any combustible object like curtains, carpets, or furniture. Keep pets and children away from the fire to prevent any injuries. Clearing the area of debris can also ensure that your fire has a continuous flow of air, ensuring that it can operate effectively and efficiently.

Safety

Electric fireplaces mounted on the wall are not only attractive, but also practical and secure. They do not require a flue, and are therefore less fire-proof than traditional chimney fireplaces. A safety screen is usually placed to stop pets or children from reaching the heater and flames. They are a good choice for families who have children as they are positioned at a height of four to five feet.

Electric fires come with a shut-off switch that is automatic in addition to the safety screen. This is to protect the appliance against electrical overload and avoid overheating. You can also purchase an electric fireplace with an emergency stop button if you are worried about the dangers of fire.

Follow the guidelines that are provided by the manufacturer regarding the installation and use of the fireplace to ensure your safety and that of your family. If possible, find a location for the fireplace that is not too close to drapes or furniture. Install the fireplace at a minimum of 4 to 5 feet off the ground.

After you've selected a wall-mounted fireplace, you should check that the installation is suitable for your home. If the fire is not designed to work with the power supply in your home it is likely to overheat and create a risk. You should also look for a fire that has features that will suit your room's decor.

The easiest method of installing a wall-mounted electric fireplace is to purchase a ready-to-assemble kit. It will come with a template, which shows you where to drill the holes. Using the template as well as a spirit level, pencil, you can mark the spot on your wall where you'll be fixing the bracket. Then, you'll need to drill holes and install rawls. This is a straightforward job that shouldn't take more than half an hour.

Another option is to engage an expert to set up your fireplace. It will cost more but you will get a fireplace that looks professional and functions flawlessly. When installing electrical appliances in your home you must always employ an electrician who is certified.