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A Built in Electric Wall Fireplace A built-in electric wall fireplace is an appliance that is placed in an existing opening. It isn't movable or removed without demolishing the wall. These units are usually plug-in units that come with a variety of settings for flame and heat. Some models have a rain and thunder setting to provide additional ambience. Size A built-in electric wall fireplace can be mounted directly to the wall, creating a compact design that reduces clutter on the floor and provides an attractive focal point for your space. The fireplaces are available with or without mantels to match your home's style, and they also feature a variety of options for fireback, flame height adjustment and digital settings. If you like the traditional appearance of a masonry-style interior and a textured log set, or the contemporary appeal of crystal clear and ember bed colors The SimpliFire Inception is an electric fireplace that will suit every style. It is possible to mount the fireplace with the simple kit, or build a custom frame for a recessed appearance. Enjoy all year round with or without heat. The Scion linear electric fireplace blends expert technology with modern style. It is easy to wall mount (no masonry hole required) or enjoy the recessed, built-in design, installed by professionals. Flames The flames of a built-in electric wall fireplace can be made by LED lights or video images. The flames appear real and can be manipulated to your preferences. The flames are enclosed by a crystal-clear glass that you can tint with different colors. A lot of people opt for clear glass to create a minimalist feel or a dark black or brown for the appearance of a traditional. Glass is resistant to heat. Some units also feature a faux log effect which creates the illusion of a real fireplace but without the fire or smoke. If you have children or pets in your home, make sure that the flames don't touch the combustibles like pillows, curtains and other furniture. In addition to the potential fire hazards, touching these items may cause burns or physical damage. Avoid blocking the air vents at the front of the unit. This is crucial to ensure the proper functioning the fireplace, as it allows hot air to flow and decreases the chance of overheating. A fireplace with an electric insert isn't just an effective space saver, but can also make a space feel more welcoming to guests. This is particularly true if you choose a model that looks like a traditional fireplace with its mantel and brick surround. A built-in electric fireplace comes with many of the same features as freestanding fireplaces, like thermostat control, a variety of heating settings, and a remote control. Another benefit of having a built-in electric fireplace is that it can be put in the wall with a recessed or surface mount option. Surface-mounted models can be removed from the wall and moved to a different location easily without requiring the hardwiring of a new circuit breaker. Recessed units require a specialist to remove and reinstall them, and they will require to be rewired at the new location. A fireplace that is built-in to electric also has a drawback: they don't offer the same warmth as traditional fireplaces and won't function in the event of a power loss. This could be a problem when you do not have an alternate source of power. Heat A fireplace is a focal point that provides warmth, comfort and ambiance to any space. Built-in electric wall fireplaces provide the look and feel of a real flame without the hassles or costs that are associated with natural gas or wood. They also use a mixture of mirrors and LED lights to create the illusion of motion and create flame effects. They are quite mesmerizing and will make people pause before they realize that they're not actually seeing an actual fire. Electric fireplaces are able to provide heat to up to 400 square feet of rooms and can be operated at three different power levels depending on your heating requirements. The low setting is perfect for the bedroom or reading nook since it only produces 500 BTUs per hour, while the medium and high settings can produce 1,500 and 3,000 BTUs per hour. Electric fireplaces can also adjust the intensity of heat and brightness of flames with the touch of one button. This gives you total control over your fireplace's experience, making it ideal for any room. The beauty of wall-mounted fireplaces is that it's incredibly easy to set up and requires no structural modifications. Unlike a traditional wood-burning or gas-burning fireplace, there's no need for venting and no chimney or flue. Built-in and recessed electric fireplaces such as the Ezee Glow Zara Black Wall Mounted Electric Fireplace or the ClassicFlame Ignis Royal Collection, can be mounted on nearly any wall. They plug directly into a standard electrical socket similar to an appliance or piece of art. Recessed models can be either partially or fully recessed into the wall, and you can select from a wide range of options to fit your style, including trim and surrounds. You can also include a mantel if you wish however this could increase the time to install and complexity, and the amount of space it will take up in your home. If you opt for an entirely recessed model, it will require some basic framing and will have to be hardwired into the wall at the back. Installation There are many ways to put an electric wall fireplace. Some can be affixed on the wall using special brackets, much like mirrors or pictures. Others can be recessed into the wall using the kit that fits around the fireplace and conceals any exposed wires. Another popular option is to frame space in the wall and then 'build in' the fireplace, which gives it a more traditional appearance. Electric fireplaces are simple to install for the average homeowner. It is best to hire a qualified electrician to handle any electrical work. Many electric fireplaces come with an electric cord that connects to an outlet. It can be wired directly into the home's electrical system (if permitted by local codes). Review the installation manual for your model to determine the minimum clearances required from the combustible material. Consult the installation manual of the model you have chosen to determine the minimum distance from the combustible material. For the majority of models, you will need ¼” more space than the dimensions of your fireplace. Then, you can screw the bracket onto the opposite side of your fireplace. There are mounting electric on wall fireplace to assist homeowners. Use a screwdriver while hanging the fireplace on the mounting bracket to tighten any screws. This will ensure that the fireplace is stable and secured against the wall. This is a crucial step as it is an ongoing fixture, and you don't want it to become loose or become unstable. The glass section should be hung on the fire. This isn't an easy task depending on the type of fireplace that you have chosen. It is recommended to ask someone to help you. Plug it in, and play with the lights and heat. When installing a built-in electric wall fireplace, it's important to follow all the guidelines provided by the manufacturer to ensure safe and proper use. Certain fireplaces feature a safety switch that blocks the device from turning on when it is plugged into an outlet. It is recommended also to install a dedicated electrical circuit to power the fireplace. This will reduce the possibility that something else in your house could trigger the breaker, causing the possibility of a danger.