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How to Install a Wall Mounted Fireplace Electric
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How to Install a Wall Mounted Fireplace Electric
Electric fireplaces that are wall-mounted are easy to install. Surface-mount models can be hung on the wall without cutting into it. Recessed models require a bump out and are best suited for DIYers with a basic knowledge of carpentry.
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Installation
The first step in putting in a wall mounted fireplace electric is to select a suitable place. Idealy it should be at least 400mm from the combustible material like curtains and away from radiators. It should also be placed close to a power outlet to make it easy to connect the fire to it. In some cases it could be beneficial to move the plug socket so that it is hidden from view behind the electric fire to create an easier and cleaner look.
Most electric fires are supplied with mounting brackets which need to be fixed to the wall. Rawl plugs or screws may be used to fix the electric firesuite fire. The chart included in the instructions is crucial for determining the distance between each screw. After the bracket is installed, you can place the fire directly from the bracket. Depending on the kind of fire, this may be done by fitting the screen into the firebox and then hanging the whole unit onto the wall bracket, or it may be necessary to fit the firebox and screen together.
Alternatively, some electric fires are designed to be inserted to a framed opening on the wall to allow for an easier installation. This is a faster method of installing an electric fireplace, and can provide a sleek and elegant look. The owner’s manual for the fireplace will include specifics on how to frame the opening, as well as the specific measurements of the clearances that must be left.
Once the frame is complete A licensed electrician should then install an electrical outlet according to local regulations. This outlet should be placed in the wall that has been finished, either above or to the right of the recess opening. Fascia can be added to cover the outlet and plug, making it a tidy appearance. Regardless of the method chosen it is recommended to test the fire before the wall is sealed in order to make sure that all components function correctly and that the fire effects are exactly as they should be.
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A wall mounted electric fireplace is a cost-effective and practical option for your apartment or home. It can be installed without cutting into the wall, and is easy to move with you when you change locations. The mounting brackets are provided with most electric fireplaces. Some include extras such as pebbles, crystals, and logs. It’s crucial to choose the best one for your space and decor. You’ll need to consider the power of the unit as well as other aspects.
Choose a model that has high heat efficiency, a timer, and adjustable flame brightness. Some electric fireplaces come with crackling and smoke-free, allowing you create a warm ambience in your home. You can also select a model that has different media backgrounds in order to personalize your space.
Once you’ve settled on the location and dimensions of your new wall-mounted fireplace you’ll have to decide on the depth you’d like it to go into the wall. Some fireplaces can be set in as little as 3″ while others require an even deeper installation to accommodate their heating elements. It is essential to measure your wall to make sure you can install the fireplace in the right location.
Some electric fireplaces offer some fireplaces with a “fire only” mode that allows you to enjoy visual effects with no added heat. This feature is ideal for those who want to relax in the warmth of their fireplace without worrying about electric bills.
The most well-known and effective models of electric fireplaces are available in a variety of sizes to suit any space. They can fit snugly against a flat screen television or be placed on a mantel to make a stylish statement in your living room.
Before you purchase make sure that the product is UL certified and comes with a warranty. It is also important to inquire whether it has built-in security features such as a thermal overload protector as well as an auto-shut off function. These safety features will help you avoid costly repairs and replacements.
Design
The wall mounted electric fireplace is an excellent option for homeowners who want to add a touch of luxury and ambiance to their home without spending a lot. It can be placed above a television or in an area that creates an unique focal point in the room. It is also a great option for those who are unable to use real fires in their home due to safety reasons or other constraints. Electric fireplaces are available in a variety of different styles. Select the one that is best suited to your style and preferences.
Many electric fires will have fans that turn off when the heat reaches a certain temperature. This feature helps to ensure that the fire does not overheat and can save you from an expensive repair bill in the future. It is also recommended to choose a model that features a cool glass, which draws in cool air and distributes it across the room. This prevents the surfaces of the marble fireplace from becoming too hot and is a great choice for homes with small children.
The color of the surround is a different factor to consider when selecting a wall mounted fireplace electric. Most models are black, but there are some in other shades. Black white, silver, and black are the most popular choices, however, you must pick a color that matches the overall design of your home.
Some of the more sophisticated wall-mounted electric fireplaces come with additional features and settings, such as crackling sounds and remote control operation and even fake smoke. These features are usually available at an additional cost and not all models will have them.
While some wall-mounted electric fires are designed to be recessed into the wall, others are flat and sit flush against the wall. This type of fireplace is typically more suitable for rooms where a real fireplace is not feasible. In these cases, you should be sure that the electrical unit is rated for the place where it is installed and that your wall can support the weight of the fireplace.
Safety
Whatever the type of fireplace, freestanding or wall-mounted Certain safety measures are required to prevent accidents. This is especially true for electric and ethanol varieties of wall fireplaces. These appliances come with built-in safety features and you should be sure to read their user’s manual and follow their instructions. You should also inspect your fireplace on a regular basis and schedule professional maintenance when needed.
First, you must attach the mounting brackets of the fireplace to the studs on your wall. This is a crucial step since the majority of electric wall fireplaces are quite heavy and you do not want them falling off the wall. The mounting brackets on the bottom of the unit and they may have either hooks or slots which you have to place the fireplace’s keyhole-shaped spots into to ensure it is secured. Some models even have a bracket ledge that the bottom of the fireplace rests on and where you need to align the hooks or slots with them.
Once the fireplace has been installed, it must be kept away from combustible material. This will protect both the fireplace and its surrounding area from potential fire hazards. You should also keep the fireplace away from areas that are prone to traffic to avoid it being damaged or knocked down. Keep it away from other electric devices to avoid overloading or overheating.
The majority of wall-mounted electric fireplaces generate heat in the form of a heater that pushes air through a heating element, however some models employ an infrared heater instead. You can control these functions with either the control panel on the fireplace or via the remote control that is included in the fireplace.
If you aren’t sure about putting in a wall-mounted electric fireplace, you can hire an experienced contractor to do the job for you. They will be able to ensure that your fireplace is installed correctly and safely. Additionally, they’ll be capable of providing other services that can help you get the most out of your fireplace, like regular cleaning and maintenance.