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How to Choose an in the Wall Fireplace

A fireplace built into the wall is a gorgeous and elegant focal point that also serves as a heat source. Knowing what to look for is essential to selecting the perfect fireplace for your space.

A recessed electric fire with a glass fronted fuel bed is perfect for media walls. This model from Celsi uses E-VR flame projection technology to create an incredible and appealing fire picture.

Installation

A wall mounted fireplace is a fantastic option for any house, particularly those that do not have chimneys in place or who just want a more modern design element. These kinds of fireplaces tend to be less expensive as built-in models and can be a bit simpler to set up than a traditional wood burning fireplace. However, it's essential to ensure that the place is safe and suitable for the kind of fireplace you're planning to install. The local codes are an excellent way to be sure you don't have any issues.

The preparation of the space where the fireplace will be placed is the first step. Depending on the kind of fireplace you're planning on installing, this might require drilling a hole into the wall or taking out an adobe wall. This is a job that's best completed with the assistance of a professional, as it requires the ability to follow precise measurements and not cut into any electrical wiring.

Once the area is prepared then it's time to hang the unit. Utilize a studfinder to determine the location you'll need to screw the mounting brackets to the wall. You could have a second person stand over the fireplace while you screw the brackets for mounting. This will ensure that the fireplace is leveled and securely fastened.

A majority of electric fireplaces have either slots or hooks on the back of them. If yours has slots, you can fix it by putting them in the hooks of the mounting bracket. If your fireplace includes ember bed media spread it across the top to give it a finished look.

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

Design

A fireplace wall can be an opportunity to make an impactful style statement in your home, so don't be afraid to make it a focal point. Neutral colors are a great option to allow other design elements to take the center stage in your room. However, bold colors can be used to emphasize the fireplace's beauty or add a sense of the appearance of a room.

If you're looking for an updated look choose a different material than wood for the mantel and surround. Tile is a great option to add visual appeal and texture to the space. A tile fireplace will catch the attention of anyone who enters your home, whether you opt for a simple pattern made of cement or stone fireplaces to match the surrounding walls or a whitewashed look.

A wall mounted Fireplace Stove can be made into a recess on the wall. This is a great option for homes with limited space for a fireplace built-in. It can also help to keep things streamlined. Some models are designed to sit in a straight line with the wall and others are more oblong or longer to fit underneath the TV or other storage units on your media wall.

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

Finally, you can make your fireplace stand out by using it as an opportunity to showcase art and decor that is reflective of the warmth and personality of your home. If your fireplace is located in an area where you are likely to hang a lot of art you should think about choosing pieces that incorporate the flame's glowing embers as well as reddish tones, or by hanging decorative objects that are inspired by the natural beauty.

Features

Feature walls are often used as decorative accents however a fireplace wall takes this idea and elevates it to a practical home accessory. With the addition of a low-maintenance electric fireplace, a feature wall does not only adds a stylish look to a room, it can also provide cost-effective heating.

You can create an accent wall for your fireplace that is as imposing or subtle as you prefer. A large flat-screen TV is the ideal choice for creating a dramatic feature wall in your home. If you're seeking an elegant look you could consider combining your fireplace with an entertainment stand or a wall-mounted bookcase.

The size of your room will help you decide whether a fireplace is the best option for your design. A hearth can be placed at any height. However, it is generally 18" high, it can be set higher to allow for comfortable seating. Some people choose to eliminate the hearth completely.

Many people enjoy the warmth of a fire and the ambience it creates, without having to heat their homes. A vent-free wall fires-mounted gas fireplace is a great option for these homeowners because it's safe and effective. These units are rated for use in rooms that are up to 1,000 square feet. They're perfect for living rooms, bedrooms, and dens.

When you are choosing a wall mounted fireplace, consider the BTU output. The more powerful the BTU, the more heat it generates. When deciding on the amount of heat you require, keep in mind that it's better to use less than the maximum output of the appliance.

If you choose to install a gas fireplace with ventless make sure that the area is well ventilated and there are no burning combustibles within 3 feet of it. This stops smoke and flames from being expelled into the air which could cause damage to furniture or health issues for family members.

Electric fireplaces are also available in a broad variety of styles. There are modern designs that look great with modern furniture and modern decor. There are also options in the style of masonry that go well with rustic and traditional furniture. You can also design your own wall-mounted surround to create a truly personalized appearance. A custom-built surround can be constructed to match the dimensions of your fire place and improve its appearance. It can also be fitted with features like a mantle for holding music speakers or keepsakes.

Safety

It's true that a fireplace can bring warmth and ambiance to a room but if not maintained or used properly it could also be dangerous. The risks include smoke or fire inhalation, chimney ethanol fires, carbon monoxide poisoning, and electric shock. The risk can be reduced by following safety guidelines and making use of common sense.

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

Even if the fireplace has doors that shut over the flames, it's vital to keep children and pets away. The glass on freestanding fireplace doors can be very hot and can cause serious burns when touched. It is recommended to wait until it has cool completely before opening the door.

Vent-free gas wall-mounted fireplaces are designed with safety features that are built-in to avoid accidental use and ensure that the fireplace is not a fire risk. These features include oxygen sensors that shut off burners if low oxygen levels are detected and gas shut-offs that stop the flow of gas in the event that the pilot lights are not working.

If you have a vented or vent-free gas wall-mounted fireplace, it's essential to keep it in good condition by having the flue cleaned and the lining inspected. Any gaps or cracks in the lining need to be repaired by a licensed technician.

You should also check frequently to make sure that the fireplace's cord isn't stretched or covered with furniture or other objects. This can increase the risk of overheating or fire. It's recommended to allow liquids to get near any electric fireplace. Surge protection is recommended to prevent sudden voltage spikes that could damage the unit. Install your fireplace at least 4 to 5 feet above the ground to keep it out of the reach of pets and children.