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How to Choose an in the Wall Fireplace

A fireplace built into the wall can be a beautiful focal point, and also serves as a source of heat. Selecting the best one for your home is about knowing what to look for.

A recessed electric fire with a glass fronted fuel bed is ideal for a media wall. This model from Celsi uses E-VR flame projection technology to create an extremely realistic and attractive fire image.

Installation

A wall-mounted fireplace can be an ideal addition to any home. This is especially true for those who do not have chimneys or prefer a modern design. These types of units are generally not as costly as built-in fireplaces and are simpler to set up than traditional wood burning fireplaces. It's important that the location you select is safe and appropriate for the type of fireplace you are installing. The local codes are an excellent method to make sure you don't have any issues.

Preparing the area where the fireplace will be placed is the first step. It may require a hole cut into the wall or the drywall piece to be removed. This is a job that's best completed with the assistance of a professional, since it requires the ability to follow precise measurements and not cut any electrical wiring.

After the area is prepared, it's now time to hang the unit. Using a stud finder to determine where you're going to screw the mounting brackets to the wall. You may also have a third party hold the tabletop fireplace (learn here) as you install the brackets for mounting. This will ensure that the fireplace stove is level and securely fixed.

A majority of electric fireplaces have either hooks or slots on the back of them. If yours has slots, you can attach it by inserting them into the hooks of the mounting bracket. If your fireplace comes with ember bed media, spread it out across the top of the white fireplace for a more polished appearance.

Once the fireplace is installed it's time to add any decorative elements you want. You can make frames from scratch or add a mantel to the unit. It's always a good idea to keep the fireplace clean to avoid dust accumulation. To accomplish this, you'll need remove the back of the fireplace or the front access panel and clean the interior of the.

Design

A fireplace wall can be an opportunity to create an impactful design statement in your home, so don't be afraid to use it as an accent point. A neutral color palette is a great way to let other design elements of your home take center stage, but the bold colors can be used to emphasize the fireplace itself or to add texture to the space.

If you want a more modern look choose a different material than wood for the mantel and surround. Tile is a great choice to bring visual interest and a unique look to the room. Whether you use a simple stone or cement pattern to complement the surrounding walls or opt for whitewashed to keep things neat and clean, a fireplace with tile is sure to catch the eye of anyone who enters your home.

Another alternative for a wall-mounted fireplace is to build it into a recession in the wall. This is a great choice for homes that don't have enough space to accommodate a traditional built-in, and can help keep things streamlined and appealing. Certain models are designed to be flush with the wall, while others are more oblong or longer to fit underneath a television or other storage units within your media wall.

You can also give your fireplace wall a pop of personality by adding the unique hearth or mantel. You can opt for a raised hearth, like this one, to increase height and make an impact. Choose a wood beam or a rough stucco, which contrasts the design of the room.

Finally, you can make your fireplace stand out by making it a place to showcase art and decor that reflect the warmth and personality of your home. If you are hanging lots of artwork in the room where your fireplace is located, choose pieces that reflect the glowing embers or the reddish tones of the fire. You can also hang ornaments that are derived by the natural beauty of the area.

Features

Feature walls are often used to create a statement of style, but a fireplace wall takes that concept and elevates it to a practical home accessory. With the addition of an electric fireplace that requires little maintenance, a feature wall not only adds elegance to a room, it also provides cost-effective supplemental heating.

A fireplace accent wall can be as bold or as subdued as you like. A large flat-screen TV is the perfect option for creating a striking accent wall in your house. If you prefer a more refined look, you could consider pairing your fireplace with an entertainment stand, or a wall-mounted bookcase.

You can determine if the hearth is suitable for your room based on its size. A hearth can be set at any height. While it is usually 18" high, it can be set higher to allow for comfortable seating. Some people opt to take down the hearth completely.

Many people appreciate the warmth of a flame and the ambience it creates, without having to heat their homes. This is why a vent-free wall mounted gas fireplace inserts is a great option for homeowners. It's efficient and safe. These units are rated for use in rooms that are up to 1,000 square feet. These units are ideal for living rooms, bedrooms and dens.

While choosing a wall-mounted fireplace make sure you consider the BTU output. The greater the BTU is, the more heat it generates. When deciding how much heat to use, it is safer to utilize less energy than the maximum output.

If you opt to install a vent-free gas fireplace, make sure the room is properly ventilated and that there aren't any combustible objects within three feet of the unit. This will prevent smoke and flames from being blown into the air, which could cause damage to furniture or health issues for family members.

Electric fireplaces are available in different styles. There are modern designs that go well with modern furniture and contemporary interiors. There are also masonry-style options that go well with rustic and traditional furniture. You can even create your own wall-mounted surround for an entirely unique appearance. A custom-built surround can be built to fit the dimensions of your fire place and add a stylish look. It can also include features such as a mantle to hold music speakers or other keepsakes.

Safety

A fireplace can add ambiance and warmth to any room, but it's important to keep in mind that it could be a danger if it's not properly maintained or used. The dangers include inhaling smoke or fire, chimney fires and carbon monoxide poisoning. These risks can be minimized by following safety guidelines and using common sense.

If you have a family with young children, it's wise to install a screen for your fireplace that is mesh to stop sparks and embers from falling out of the fireplace. This is particularly important for fireplaces that use wood because burning firewood generates smoke that can irritate and inflame the lungs of kids and adults with asthma, heart, or lung ailments.

Even if the fireplace is equipped with doors that shut over the flames, it's important to keep children and pets away. The glass on doors to fireplaces can get very hot and cause serious burns when touched. It is best to wait until it has cooled completely before opening the door.

Vent-free gas wall-mounted fireplaces are designed with built-in safety features to protect against accidental use and ensure that the unit isn't a fire hazard. These features include oxygen depletion sensors that shut off the burners when low oxygen levels are observed, and gas shut-off valves that instantly stop the flow of gas when the pilot light goes out.

It is essential to maintain your gas wall-mounted fireplace on a regular basis regardless of whether it has a vent or not. This includes cleaning the flue and the lining checked. Any gaps or cracks in the lining must be fixed by a certified technician.

It's important to regularly check that the power cord for your fireplace isn't stretched or covered by furniture or other objects because this could increase the chance of fire and overheating. It's a good idea to keep liquids away from an electrical fireplace as well and it's recommended to use surge protectors to avoid sudden voltage spikes that could damage the appliance or cause fire. Install your fireplace at a minimum of 5 to 4 feet off the ground to keep it out of the reach of pets and children.