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Electric Wall Mount Fireplace Most people think of electric fireplaces as built-in units installed in the fireplace cutout. A wall-mounted model such as this R.W.FLAME model is also a good choice. It requires a little more work since you'll have to construct a frame and complete the bump out however it's an easy DIY project. A professional electrician is required to complete the electrical wiring. Modern Design When it comes to contemporary ambiance and visual appeal, there's nothing much better than a wall-mounted electric fireplace. With a variety of options that include partially recessed, fully recessed, or models that are not recessed and have fan-powered heating that can be turned on and off at the time of preference They look like a piece of artwork and create a stunning atmosphere all year round in any room they are installed. Many homeowners looking for a modern, sleek look for their homes are discovering that an electric hearth is the ideal solution. According to Kuefler, this is because of the fact that electric hearths do not require a chimney venting, gas line or gas line to be installed and don't require as much space in terms of construction and remodeling. Many models also come with an authentic LED fire and a bed of embers which looks surprisingly real. Many electric fireplaces come with accessories and appearance-enhancing features that provide your office, home or commercial space an individual personal look. For instance the SimpliFire Trinity is available in corner or bay configurations and has a simple and clean frame. It also has the option of a floating mantel to give a room depth and a sense of dimension. This unit has a driftwood and clear crystal log set, and comes with various flame color options and ember beds to create an enchanting atmosphere that matches any design style. For those who want to add an upscale touch to their spacious, large living space, the AL45CLX2-G is the best option. It is available in a wide variety of surround options such as stainless steel brushed, flat white metal and matte black metal, in addition to three different ember bed options and four color settings. This model can be put directly on the wall or recessed into a 2x4 for an individualized design. It is equipped with an remote. For those seeking an even more elegant look to their home The Allusion Platinum is a sleek modern design that can be hung in a flush or recessed mount installation. The fireplace is available in 50-inch, 55 inch and 78-inch dimensions, and comes with DigitalSpark technology for total personalization of the fire backdrops and flame effect. It is available in a variety of ambiances, and comes with an optional Wescott Mantel Kit for added depth and design. This model can be used all year, with or without heating included. It can be set up with a recessed design or flushed by experts. Illusions Optical Electric fireplaces give the appearance of fire through projection light. They're more realistic than gas or wood hearths. They do not emit smoke or odors, and can be safely installed over TVs or artworks without additional venting. The Allusion provides a range of mounting options and is a great option for an elegant electric linear fireplace that's affordable. Its sleek profile and minimal frame make it one of the most versatile electric fireplaces on the market, according to Kuefler. It can be partially or completely recessing into 2x6 frame wall studs and comes standard with a clear crystal ember bed media. This can be transformed into an adobe log set to give it a more authentic look. A more modern option is the fully recessed built-in electric linear fireplace, which is able to slide into a framed and completed opening in the wall for an easy installation. This design is perfect for those who prefer an updated look and for multi-family homes where it's not possible to install a traditional gas or wood fireplace. Leggett says that its recessed design permits a wider viewing area and greater flexibility when it comes to finishing materials. The Ignis Royal series of CE Certified electric linear fireplaces offer three heating options and can be controlled remotely via any smart device. They also feature a timer function that allows the fireplace to be shut off in predetermined intervals between thirty minutes and seven and seven and a half hours. Safety Electric fireplaces are an alternative that is safer than traditional gas-burning or wood-burning fireplaces. They do not require maintenance of a chimney or creosote that builds up. They also don't release any harmful smoke or toxins, making them a great option for homes with pets or children. These multi-functional heating options are becoming more popular, whether you're looking to heat a room or add a stylish design element to impress your guests or friends. However, with so many options to choose from, it can be difficult to determine which type of fireplace is best suited to your requirements. Be sure to look for Electric wall mount fireplaces with overheat protection built-in. This will shut the unit off 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 make sure that the model you're looking at is positioned at least four or five feet above the floor, so it's not at risk of being crushed. Another factor to consider is the amount of heat you will need in your home. Some electric fireplaces have two settings for heat, while others have up to six. If you're looking for a model with the most options, consider choosing an adjustable flame and the heat setting that allows you to customize your experience to suit the season or mood. Lastly, when choosing a Electric wall mount fireplace, be sure to measure your space before purchasing. Certain models can be mounted on the wall, similar to a flat screen TV, while others are designed to be partially or fully recessing into the wall to give an elegant, polished look. If you plan to install a fully-recessed model hire an electrician to make sure that the cutout and the alignment are correct. Always follow the directions of the manufacturer when using the instructions of the manufacturer when using an Electric wall mounted fireplace. Be sure to keep it out of water or other liquids and don't use it near the flames of paints, materials or other chemicals. Never leave an electric fire unattended, or use it when sleeping or eating. Easy Installation Electric wall mount fireplaces are easy to install in a new construction project or renovation. You don't require gas lines or a venting system. They can be hung in your living space without much effort and they look gorgeous with or without heat. The heaters that are powered by fans are incredibly efficient. First, determine where you would like to place the electric fireplace. Before you begin any work, mark the desired location of your electric fireplace using the help of a cardboard cutout. You'll need to decide whether you'd prefer to build the fireplace in a partially or fully recessed fashion. Most electric fires are designed to be mounted in a wall opening either as a built-in or an electric fireplace insert that can be built-in. This type of installation requires a hole in the wall to accommodate the dimensions and shape of the fireplace. If you plan to build a fireplace that is built-in, we recommend hiring a professional electrician to connect it to the electric network in your home. Installing modern electric fires wall mounted is a breeze once you have decided where it will be mounted. Many models will include a template which you can use to indicate where the mounting brackets will need to be positioned on the wall. If your fireplace doesn't have 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 location, measure and cut pieces to make the opening. If you're planning to convert an old fireplace, you'll need to patch the walls before you install the drywall. You may also decide to build a custom mantel and hearth instead of an existing wooden frame. If you are using an electric fireplace with built-in, the back of the unit will have slots or holes to connect to the holes or slots on your mounting brackets. Certain models come with an electrical power cable that will require you to connect to the wall, plug into an outlet. If you don't want to move the plug socket, consider the possibility of tackable or painted power cord covers to give an elegant finish.