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How to Choose an in the Wall Fireplace

A built-in fireplace can be a stunning focal point as well as a source of heat. Selecting the best one for your space is all about knowing what to look for.

A recessed electric fireplace with an open 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 a wonderful addition to any house, particularly those without existing chimneys or those who simply want a more modern design element. These types of units tend to be less expensive as built-in fireplaces and are simpler to set up than traditional wood burning fireplaces. But, it's crucial to ensure that the place is safe and appropriate for the kind of fireplace you're installing. Also, checking local codes is an excellent way to be sure that you don't run into any issues.

The first step in any project is preparing the area where you plan to install the fireplace. This may require a hole to be cut into the wall or a piece of drywall that needs to be removed. This task is 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 has been prepared, it's time to hang the unit. Using a stud finder, identify where you plan to attach the brackets into the wall. You can have someone else stand over the fireplace while you attach the mounting brackets. This will ensure that the fireplace is level and securely fastened.

Some electric fireplaces come with hooks or slots on their backs. If yours comes with slots, you can secure it by putting them in the hooks of the mounting bracket. If your fireplace is equipped with ember bed media, spread it out across the top of the fireplace for a more finished look.

After the fireplace is installed it's time to add any decorative pieces you'd like. You can build a new frame or add a mantel to the fireplace. It's always recommended to keep the fireplace spotless to avoid dust build-up. To accomplish this, you'll need take off the back of the fireplace, or the front access panel, and then clean the interior of the.

Design

Don't be afraid of using a fireplace wall as a focal point of your home. It is an excellent way to make an impact with a bold statement. A neutral color scheme is an excellent way to let other elements of your home take center stage, but the bold colors can be used to draw attention to the fireplace itself or add texture to the space.

If you are looking for a modern appearance choose a different material than wood for the mantel and surround. Tile can be a wonderful option to add visual appeal and a unique look to the room. If you opt for a basic tile or cement pattern to complement the surrounding walls or opt for whitewashed to keep things neat and tidy, a fireplace made of tile will surely draw the attention of everyone who walks into your home.

A fireplace mounted on the wall can be made into a recess on the wall. This is ideal 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 fit on the wall in a flush position and others are more oblong or extended to fit under the TV or other storage units within your media wall.

You can also add a unique look to your fireplace by incorporating an original mantel or hearth. You can opt for a raised hearth, like this one, to increase the height and add a sense of impact. Try a wooden beam, or a rough stucco, which will contrast with the style of the room.

Finally, you can make your fireplace stand out by making it a place to display artwork and decor that reflect the warmth and character of your home. If you hang lots of artwork in the room in which your fireplace is, choose pieces that reflect the glowing embers and reddish tones of the fire. You can also put up decorative objects that draw inspiration by the natural beauty of the area.

Features

A fireplace wall elevates the concept of feature walls from a decorative statement to a practical home accent. A feature wall can be enhanced with a low-maintenance electric fireplace. This is not just a matter of aesthetics, but also provides additional heating.

You can create an accent wall for your fireplace as imposing or subtle as you prefer. If you want to create a striking focal point in your space, a big flat-screen television is the ideal choice for an accent wall for your tabletop fireplace. If you prefer a more subtle aesthetic then consider pairing your fireplace and an entertainment stand or wall mounted bookcase.

The size of your space will help you decide whether a hearth is the best option for your style. A hearth can be placed at any height. It is typically 18" high to provide comfortable seating. Some people prefer to remove the hearth entirely.

Many people appreciate the warmth and ambiance of a fire, without the necessity to heat their homes. This is why a vent-free wall-mounted gas fireplace is an excellent choice for homeowners. It's efficient and safe. These units can be used in rooms that are larger than 1,000 square feet. They're ideal for living rooms, dens and bedrooms.

When selecting a wall-mounted fireplace make sure you consider the BTU output. The higher the BTU rating, the more heat the fireplace generates. When deciding how much heat you need, keep in mind that it's better to not exceed the maximum output of the appliance.

If you decide to install a gas fireplace that is ventless, ensure that the room is well ventilated and that there aren't any combustion sources within three feet of it. This prevents flames and smoke from being blown into the air, which can cause damage to furniture or health issues for family members.

Electric Stone fireplaces are also available in a broad range of styles. There are sleek models which can be paired with modern furniture and contemporary decor. There are also options in the style of masonry that complement traditional and rustic furnishings. You can even design your own wall-mounted surround for an entirely unique appearance. A custom-built surround can be constructed to match the dimensions of the fireplace and add a stylish look. It could also include features such as an area to store music speakers or keepsakes.

Safety

Fireplaces can add warmth and ambience to rooms but if not maintained or properly used it could also be dangerous. These hazards include inhaling smoke and fireplaces, chimney fires and carbon monoxide poisoning. These risks can be reduced by following safety guidelines and using common sense.

It's a good idea install a mesh-screen on your fireplace if you have young children. This will stop sparks and embers from exploding into the air. This is particularly important when you have fireplaces wood that burn wood since burning firewood produces smoke that can cause irritation and inflame the lungs of children and adults with asthma, heart, or lung conditions.

Even if the fireplace has doors that cover the flames, it's vital to keep children and pets away. The glass in fireplace doors can be extremely hot and can cause burns if touched, so it's recommended to wait until the fireplace is completely cool before opening the door.

Vent-free gas wall-mounted fireplaces are constructed with safety features built-in to protect against accidental use and ensure that the unit is not a ethanol fire hazard. These features include oxygen sensors that shut off burners if low oxygen levels are observed and gas shut-offs which stop the flow of gas if pilot lights fail to turn off.

It is crucial to maintain your gas wall-mounted fireplace frequently, regardless of whether it has vents or not. This includes having the flue cleaned and the lining checked. A qualified technician should repair any cracks or gaps on the flue lining.

It's important to check regularly that the power cord to your fireplace is not stretched or covered by furniture or other objects, as this can increase the chance of overheating and fire. It's recommended to keep liquids out of any electrical fireplace and it's recommended to utilize surge protectors to prevent sudden voltage spikes that can damage the fireplace or cause a fire. Also, it's recommended to place your fireplace at a minimum of 5 to 4 feet above the floor to ensure it's not in reach of small kids and pets.