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Electric Wall Mount Fireplace When it comes to electric fireplaces most people think of built-in models that are placed inside a fireplace cutout. A wall-mounted model, such as this R.W.FLAME model is also a good choice. It requires a little more work as you'll need to construct a frame and complete the bump out however, it's still an easy DIY project. The electrical wiring should be done by a professional electrician. Modern Design If you're looking for modern ambiance and visual appeal, there's nothing much better than a wall-mounted electric fireplace. With a variety of options, including fully recessed, partially recessed, or even non-recessed models with fan-powered heat that can be turned on and off according to the desired setting They look like a work of art and create a stunning ambience all year long in any room they are positioned. Electric hearths are the ideal solution for a lot of homeowners who are looking for a sleek, modern look in their home. Kuefler says that this is due to the fact that electric fireplaces don't require an electric line, chimney or venting for installation, and they require less space for construction and remodeling. In addition, many models have an authentic LED flame and a beautiful bed of embers which looks surprisingly authentic. A lot of electric fireplaces include accessories and appearance-enhancing features that give your office, home or commercial space an individual personal look. For instance, the SimpliFire Scion Trinity is available in bay, corner or single-sided models, and has a simple and clean frame with the option to add floating mantels to add depth and dimension to the room. This model features a crystal clear crystal and driftwood log set, with different flame colors and ember bed options for an appealing ambiance that is perfect for any interior design style from contemporary to traditional. The AL45CLX2-G is sure to add a touch of elegance to any large, expansive room. This model comes in a range of options for surrounds such as stainless steel brushed flat white metal, matte black metal, as well as three different ember bed media options and four color options. The model can be hung directly on the wall or recessed in an area of 2 x 4 to create a custom fit and comes with a remote. The Allusion Platinum is an elegant modern and contemporary choice that can be installed in a recessed or flush mounting. The fireplace is available in three sizes: 50-inch, 55-inch, and 78-inch. It features DigitalSpark technology which allows complete customization of the fire backdrop and flame effect. It is available in many different ambiance settings, and comes with an optional Wescott mantel kit to add depth and style. The model can be used year-round with or without the heating system. It can be purchased in a flush or recessed design, which is installed by experts. Optical illusions Electric fireplaces create the illusion of flames by using projected light, which makes them more realistic than wood or gas hearths. They do not emit smoke or odors and can be safely installed over artwork or TVs without venting. With several mounting options, the Allusion is a great option for a budget-friendly, yet sophisticated electric linear fireplace. Kuefler says that its sleek frame and low design make it one of the most flexible electric fire places on the market. It can be recessed partially or completely into 2x6 wall studs. It comes with a clear crystal ember media, which can be changed to driftwood logs for a more realistic appearance. The fully recessed built in electric linear fireplace is a newer option. It is able to slide into an opening that's been framed and trimmed to create a seamless installation. This type of fireplace is ideal for those who prefer an updated look and for multifamily dwellings in which it isn't possible to install a traditional wood or gas fireplace. The recessed profile provides a larger viewing area, as well as greater flexibility with finishing materials according to Leggett. The Ignis Royal Series of CE Certified, built in electric linear fireplaces comes with three heating settings that can be controlled remotely by any smart device. They also have the ability to set a timer which allows for the fireplace to be shut off in predetermined intervals of thirty minutes to seven and one-half hours. Safety Electric fireplaces provide a safer alternative to traditional gas-burning or wood-burning fireplaces. They don't require maintenance of a chimney or creosote build-up. Electric fireplaces are also free of harmful smoke and toxins, making them an excellent option for homes with pets or children. These versatile heating solutions are becoming increasingly popular, whether you're looking for a way to heat a space or add a fashionable design element to impress your guests or friends. With so many options available it can be a challenge to determine which fireplace is best for you. Look for Electric wall-mounted fireplaces that have overheat protection built-in. This will shut the unit off in the event that it gets too hot. Certain models feature a cool-to the-touch exterior which is ideal for families with small children. You'll also want to make sure that the model you're looking at is mounted about four to five feet higher than the floor, so it's not at risk of being knocked over. The amount of heat you require for your home is another factor to consider. Some electric fireplaces have two settings for heat, while others can provide up to six. If white electric fire wall mounted looking for the most options available pick a fireplace with adjustable heat and flame settings. This allows you to alter the experience to fit the mood or season. Lastly, when choosing an Electric wall-mounted fireplace make sure you determine the space you have before buying. Certain models can be hung on the wall, such as flat-screen TVs, whereas others have been designed to be partially or completely recessed into the walls to create a clean and clean appearance. If you are planning to install a fully recessed model, engage an electrician to make sure that the cutout and alignment are in the right place. Always adhere to the manufacturer's guidelines when using the Electric wall mount fireplace. Make sure you keep it out of water or other liquids, and don't use it near the flames of paints, materials, or chemicals. Don't leave an electric fireplace unattended or use it while sleeping or eating. Easy Installation Electric wall-mounted fireplaces can be easily installed in a construction project or a renovation. They don't require gas lines or a venting system. You can hang them in your living space without much effort, and they look beautiful with or without heating. The fan-powered heating systems they use are also extremely efficient. The first step in installing an electric fireplace is to determine the location you'd like it to go. If you're building the wall from scratch or changing an existing one it's a good idea to mark your desired location by cutting out a cardboard model of the fireplace prior to starting any work. You'll have to decide if you'd prefer to build the fireplace in a partially recessed or fully recessed manner. The majority of electric fireplaces can be put in a wall opening to create an built-in or electric insert. This kind of installation requires an opening in the wall to accommodate the size and shape of the fireplace. If you're installing a built-in, we suggest hiring an electrician to connect the unit into the electrical network of your home. Installing your electric fireplace is a breeze once you have decided where it will be mounted. Many models will have a template that you can use to mark where the mounting brackets will have to be placed on your wall. If your fireplace doesn't come with templates then you can use a spirit-level or pencil to mark an even line on the wall where the mounting brackets will be. After marking the area after marking the location, measure and cut pieces to make the opening. If you're planning to convert an existing fireplace, you'll have to patch the wall prior to installing the drywall. You may also decide to add an individual mantel and hearth in place of an existing wood frame. If you're using a built in electric fireplace, it will have hooks or slots on the back of the unit that connect to the hooks or slots on the brackets for mounting. Certain models come with a power cable that you'll need to run through the wall and plug into an outlet. If you don't wish to move the plug socket, you can consider the possibility of tackable or painted power cord covers for a neat appearance.