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Why Choose wall electric fire Mounted Electric Fire? Electric wall fires are an affordable and stylish alternative for heating supplemental areas. They are available in a broad selection of finishes and styles to suit any room. Most models come with several options for the flame and ember bed displays, as well as LED lighting effects. Certain models come with privacy glass that can be changed from transparent to opaque. Aesthetics If you're looking to add character and style to your home without the maintenance required by a real fireplace, a wall-mounted one could be just what you need. There are a myriad of models available, and most of them come with a contemporary and modern design that can be a perfect fit for any style of interior. They can be either recessed or hung into the wall to create a seamless appearance. A lot of them can be utilized with or without heating, making them ideal for all year round use. The Dimplex Sierra linear fireplace is an extremely popular choice. It comes in different sizes to fit into any space. The sleek black frame is able to capture the flames beautifully and is complemented by the choice of decorative ember bed media options, including traditional logs, white pebbles or crystals. Its LED display can be utilized with or without heating. The remote control lets you to alter the settings from anywhere in the room. The majority of wall-mounted electric fireplaces produce heat, usually through the use of a space heater which blows air through an element of heating. Some wall mounted electric fireplaces do not produce any heat and only provide visual flame effects. This is better for rooms with combustible material such as carpets or curtains. Some models can be mounted directly on the wall. Others must be installed in an insert for fireplaces that is specifically designed. It is either necessary to cut a hole into the wall and putting up an additional mantel or installing the unit in an existing fireplace insert. This is typically simpler to install and requires less expertise. It is important to keep in mind that any electric fire must be installed with ample space and clearance around it, particularly when you intend to put the TV over it. You should ensure that the space for mounting is free of combustible materials and that pets or children can safely access it. Energy efficiency Electric wall-mounted fires are a stylish and contemporary alternative to gas fires. They offer an elegant, modern style that is ideal for homes with small space. They can produce heat up to 1500 Watts and are a great complement to central heating, or can be installed on their own in rooms that are up to 400 square feet. They are also extremely secure and come with a variety of security features, including the fire stopper, a timer and thermal overload protection. Contrary to gas fireplaces electric wall-mounted fireplace does not emit emissions or burn wood and emissions, which means it is much more environmentally sustainable. Most of our electrical fires have an adjustable remote control that allows you to alter the flame's intensity and set various lighting settings for moods. Our most well-known model, the R.W.FLAME, offers a realistic-looking flame that can have up to 12 flame colors as well as 5 brightness settings. It can be mounted partially or fully recessed, and can fit on almost any standard wall stud. One of the major benefits of electric fires is that they are extremely energy efficient, which saves you money on electricity bills. You only pay for the kilowatts used by the electric fire. You can determine the cost per kilowatt billed by your electricity provider by examining your bill or contacting them directly. To figure out the cost of running an electrical appliance each day, multiply the number kilowatts by the cost charged per kilowatt by your electricity provider. The majority of electric fires consume less than 1500 watts per hour which is roughly 7675 BTU/h of heating. If you leave it on 10 hours, you'll pay $2.35 per day for electricity (assuming that the heater is turned on). If you shut it off and only use it to create an effect of flame and not use it for cooking, the cost of running it is a few cents per day. With this in mind, we recommend that you choose an electric fire that has an adjustable thermostat which automatically turns on and off according to your room temperature. Convenience If you opt for an electric fireplace that is wall mounted it is possible to add additional warmth to your home without compromising on the floor space or altering the layout of the room. The fireplaces can be plugged in and switched on with the touch of one button, and most have a variety of heating settings to meet your requirements. You can also 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 provides the warmth and ambience you want without the stress of maintaining a real fire. It has LED flames that change color and two heat settings and a no-heat mode that can be used all year round. The remote control is included to allow you to operate the unit from any room within your home. It is ideal for small homes that don't have the space for traditional wood fires, as it does not require a mantel or chimney. It also has an integrated heat shield that stops the glass front from becoming too hot and protects the walls from stains or damage. When selecting a fireplace for your wall take note of the power and the heating capacity of the fireplace. The higher the wattage is, the more powerful the heater and the faster it will warm your home. The wattage is also a factor in the cost of operating your fireplace and how much energy it consumes per hour. Use a spirit level to mark the wall that you're planning to put up your electric fireplace. Then, use a power drill for the holes. Most wall-mounted models come with an outline with all the necessary markings for you to follow, so that you can make sure you're drilling in a correct spot. To decrease the chance of an accidental fire, it's crucial to maintain a safe distance between the fire and any combustible material such as curtains, carpets or furniture. You should also keep pets and children away from the fire, to prevent any physical harm from accidental contact with the hot glass or the flames. Clearing the area of any debris will help ensure that your fire has an unrestricted flow of air, ensuring that it can operate effectively and efficiently. Safety Electric fireplaces that are mounted on the wall are not only attractive, but also practical and safe. They do not require a flue, and are therefore less inflammable than traditional chimney fireplaces. A safety screen is typically installed to prevent children or pets from touching the flames and heater. This feature, in conjunction with the fact that they're usually placed four to five feet above the floor is ideal for families with children who are small. In addition to a safety screen electrical fires usually come with an automatic shut-off switch. This protects the appliance from overloading with electricity and to prevent overheating. You can also buy an electric fireplace that comes with an emergency stop button if you are worried about the dangers of fire. To ensure your family's safety, make sure to follow the manufacturer's guidelines to install and use the fireplace. If you are able, choose a place for the fireplace that is not too close to drapes or furniture. You should also mount the fireplace at least four to five feet higher than the floor. Once you have chosen a wall-mounted fire make sure whether the installation is suitable for your home. If the fire isn't suitable for the power supply in your home, it could overheat and cause a danger. Find a fire that has features that complement the decor of your home. A ready-to-assemble kit is the most convenient method to set up an electric wall-mounted fire. The kit will come with an outline of where to drill holes. You can mark your walls with a spirit-level, a pencil and the template. Then you will need to drill holes and insert rawls. This is a simple task that should take no longer than a half-hour. You can also engage a professional installer to install your fireplace. It will cost more, but you can get a fireplace that looks professional and functions flawlessly. You should always use a certified electrician when installing any electrical appliances in your home.