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Wall Mounted Electric Fires

There are two types of wall-mounted electric fires: flush (or recessed) or freestanding. The flush mount Electric Fire Wall Hung fireplaces look more elegant and built-in, but they require more work, time and money to install.

Installing a wall-mounted electric fireplace is an easy task, providing you have the appropriate tools. Based on the model you choose, this will involve fitting mounting screws or an attachment to the wall.

Ultra Slim

Many homeowners want the warm, inviting look of a fireplace but don't wish to tackle the hassle or cost of installing a traditional firebox and chimney. Electric wall mount fireplaces are an excellent option. They are slim, easy to install and have a variety of settings. Some models also offer an additional source of heat for rooms that are up to 400 square feet and some models even come with remote controls.

The best way to find the ideal electric fireplace for your home is to go to a showroom that is focused on these products. Stylish Fireplaces & Interiors in the GTA has a wide selection of electric fireplaces. They also have an experienced design team that can assist you in choosing the best electric wall mount fireplace one for your space. Visit their website for their gallery of photos or call to make an appointment.

While most fireplaces for the wall and electric fires have to be built into the wall however this model from Touchstone can be hung on the wall with the mounting bracket. This slim, elegant model includes an arched firebox and LED Flames in seven different colors. The flame effect is authentic and the remote control has several functions including different heat settings, five flame brightness levels as well as a timer, and much more.

Another benefit of this device is that it can be used all year round. It can be used in summer using just the flame setting and in winter, with the heat settings. The flame brightness and color can be adjusted to fit your mood.

This fireplace is among the slimmest fireplaces wall available and it is designed to be recessed into the wall but can also be hanged on the wall. It is made of metal and tempered glass and is sleek and modern style that looks great in any home. The remote control has a number of options and includes an automatic timer that will turn the fire off after 10 hours.

The fire is easy to install, with a plug-in wire connection. The fire also comes with a safety feature which shuts it off if it gets too hot. This feature helps to ensure that your pets and family are safe while using this fireplace.

Easy to Install

With wall-mounted electric fires you can get the appearance of a real fireplace in your home, without having to make any structural alterations. The good thing is that they're easy to fit yourself too as long as you have the right tools in your arsenal, such as a spirit level and a Stud finder (you can get both from us here at Direct Fireplaces). In fact our customer service team believes you can take down and put up your new electric fireplace in less than an hour!

Before you begin, however, it's worth checking that the spot you've chosen for your fireplace is close enough to a power socket. You will also need to verify that the fire's power cable can connect from the bracket to the socket in the event that it doesn't, you may be able to move the plug socket to the other side of your room, and then hide it behind the fireplace if you desire a elegant look.

This will reduce the fire risk. This includes wood, paper and fabrics and curtains, bedding and furniture. Also, you should make sure that all vents for ventilation are clear of obstructions so that hot air can be released.

If you're seeking an electric fireplace that is wall-mounted and can be operated using your voice, look at this gorgeous Camino model from Flamerite. It comes with a stunning panorama 3D flame presentation and can be controlled using an app for smartphones or your voice due to its built-in compatibility with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant.

If you're planning to install a standard gas fire that is wall-mounted and chimney, you'll require a chimney. It is best to choose an installer who is Gas Safe registered. You could also install a flue liner onto your existing chimney to improve security. Then, as with any gas fire installation it's a good idea check that your chimney is functioning properly before turning it on for the first time.

Requires No Chimney

Contrary to traditional gas fires, which requires venting and a chimney wall-mounted electric fireplaces don't need to be vented. This makes them a great option for homes with limited space or those who don't have the building work to install a gas fire. A wall-mounted electric fire is also safe to use in any house because it doesn't emit any carbon monoxide.

The heat generated by wall-mounted fireplaces is extremely directed, and can swiftly warm a room up to 400 square feet. This is not enough to be used as a primary source of heating, but it can make your living room more comfortable and provide additional warmth. Electric fireplaces are also a great investment because they reduce the cost of electricity and have a minimal impact on the environment.

When selecting a wall-mounted electric fire it is crucial to take into consideration the wattage and BTU output. This will determine the amount of heat it can produce and if it is suitable for the space. Look for an appliance that is in line with the decor of your home.

Fitting a wall-mounted electric fire is an easy task provided you have the appropriate tools. Depending on the kind of fire that you have selected, you may have to fit the firebox on the wall bracket first, and then attach the screen, or the fire may come with everything already connected to the wall bracket. You'll also need a power drill as well as screws for the job. If you do not have these tools, it's best to engage a professional.

A hole-in-the wall gas fire is a different option for homes that do not have chimneys. These are more expensive than wall-mounted electric fireplaces however they give the appearance of a real fireplace without the necessity for ventilation or a chimney. Gas fires also produce more heat because they burn at higher temperatures than electric fires. Make sure you consult a licensed plumber prior to installing a gas fire into a hole-in-the wall.

Low Maintenance

As opposed to traditional fireplaces electric fireplaces that are mounted on walls are designed to be out of the way. This allows for more space within your home and it also means that it's safer for children and pets. This is because the heater will be kept out of reach, and they won't slip over it.

A wall-mounted electric fireplace is also easy to clean. You can simply wipe the glass and interior with a damp cloth. This is a good idea to avoid any build-up of dust within the fireplace, which can damage the heating element and ember bed.

However, it is important to read the instruction manual that is included with your fire prior to attempting to clean it. Most manufacturers do not recommend cleaning the internal components of a wall-mounted electric fire as it could cause damage to the electrical system. To ensure that you are protected using a damp cloth only if it's completely lint-free and has been cleaned.

Another thing to think about about a wall-mounted electric fire is that there aren't any unsightly pipes or flues that must be hidden. This can make your house look more attractive and cleaner. The electric fire will appear like it's a part of the wall decor, which makes it a great choice for homeowners who want to achieve an elegant look in their home.

It is also a great option for those moving into a new house since it can be put in without major renovations. Based on the type of fire you select you might be able to fit it onto the wall fire place bracket yourself, or you'll need the help of an expert. It's a bit more, but it's well worth it if you want to have a beautiful and low-maintenance fireplace.