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Why Get a Freestanding White Electric Fire?

If you're looking to add warmth and ambiance to your home without the fuss of installing gas or chimneys it is worth getting a freestanding white Slim electric Fire Freestanding fire. This is a fantastic alternative for a variety of reasons.

It's important to remember that electric fireplaces are not real, and therefore children should not be left to themselves around them. They also need to be kept away from gasoline and paint liquids that can ignite.

It's easy to clean

Electric fires do not require any form of combustion or chimney sweeping, making them less difficult to clean than fireplaces which produce ash. To keep your electric freestanding fire looking brand new you just need to wipe down the exterior surfaces and the interior with a damp cloth or paper towel. Our selection includes models that can be installed into a recess in your wall, as well as freestanding designs that look great in any living space. Explore our collection of electric fires to find various stylish designs in brushed-steel as well as classic log fuel bed designs and modern freestanding electric fireplace pebble designs.

It's Simple to Assemble

The MagikFlame electric fireplace range includes a number wall-mounted models that are extremely easy to set up. Electric fireplaces differ from traditional gas or chimney fires because they don't require an installation of a flue or a connection to a central heating system.

Most wall-mounted electric fireplaces come with a simple-to-read manual which will give you all the information you require to begin. It is recommended to read the guide a few times before beginning to assemble the fireplace, as it will help you ensure that you're following the directions correctly and putting the fire up correctly.

When you're ready to start building the installation, make sure that you utilize a spirit level and a pencil to mark the area the wall on which you'll fix the bracket for mounting. It is possible to drill an exploratory hole into a wall in a discreet area prior to beginning. This will help you determine if the wall is suitable to hang a fire.

Once you've marked the area you're planning to fit the bracket, you'll then have to drill holes in it - and these will need to be large enough to accommodate rawl plugs. After you've completed this, you can then move to the next step of the procedure.

Based on the model, you may have to attach the firebox first to the bracket, or you might need to connect the firebox and the screen in one unit. It is important to follow the exact instructions to install your freestanding fireplaces white electric fire.

It's a good idea to connect the fireplace to check it out after you've put it on the wall. This will ensure that the fireplace functions just as it should. You can also test the sound and appearance of the flames, so that you can be sure that everything works as you expect it to be when you use it at home.

It's Easy to Maintain

In contrast to traditional fireplaces which may require a significant amount of maintenance work, electric fires do not. With the exception of a few light bulbs that must be replaced about every two years, your electric fire that is freestanding will be good to go for as long as you own it. It's a good idea always to replace all the bulbs at once, as it will cut down on the number of times you need to perform this.

It's also an excellent idea to clean your electric fireplace and its components, since it will keep it looking its best. It's recommended to do this once or twice a week, depending on how often you use it. If you notice signs of wear and tear on the part you should consult your manufacturer's manual for guidance on how to replace the parts. More complicated problems, like persistent electrical problems or faulty heaters, should be left to professionals with the appropriate technical expertise and knowledge. This will stop any unnecessary damage or voiding of warranties.

It's easy to install

Electric fires can be an excellent way to create the ambience of a fireplace, without the necessity of chimneys or flues. They are an excellent choice for those who have no chimneys or limited space as they can easily be hung up on the wall or placed in a free standing fireplace indoor recess. They have more options, like flame-only mode, than traditional fireplaces.

It is easy to install wall-mounted electric fireplace suites like the Be Modern Ravensdale or the Optimyst powered Suncrest Lucera. They include an electric fire, a real log fuel bed, and a brushed steel fascia that is simple to put in. They are also available in a black free standing electric fireplace finish to match a more modern decor.

When installing an electric fireplace, it is essential to make sure that the fire is at a minimum of 3 feet away from combustible materials. Also, you should ensure that the area is close enough to a power socket so that it can be easily connected and turned off. If you're planning to hide the plug socket behind your fireplace, be sure that it isn't covering any other sockets as it could cause the risk of fire.

When selecting an electric fire suite, it is important to take into account the running costs. You can use the kW rating of the appliance to determine how much it will cost to run. The greater the kW rating the more heat it generates, but this may also increase your electricity bills. Your electricity tariff and duration of usage are also factors that affect the cost of your bill.

Find features that help you save money on your electric fireplace. There are many electric fires with thermostats that can be used to regulate the usage of the appliance and then shut it off at the set temperature or duration. This can be a fantastic option to reduce your energy costs and reduce your carbon footprint. You can also choose a flame-only mode with most electric fires, which uses the flame effect, but not the heating function.