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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. The best choice for your home is about knowing what to look for.

A recessed electric bioethanol fire that has a glass fronted fuel bed is ideal for a media wall. This model from Celsi uses E-VR flame projector technology to create an appealing and realistic fire picture.

Installation

A wall-mounted fireplace is a great addition for any home. This is especially true for those who don't have chimneys or prefer a more contemporary design. These types of units tend to be less expensive as built-in fireplaces and are easier to install than traditional wood burning fireplaces. It is essential that the place you select is secure and appropriate for the type of fireplace you're planning to install. It's also a good idea to check local codes to ensure you don't run into any problems.

Preparing the area where the fireplace will be mounted is the first step. It may require a hole cut in the wall, or a piece of drywall that needs to be removed. It is recommended to hire an expert for this job since it requires precise measurements and the capability not to cut into electrical wiring.

Once the area has been prepared, it's time to hang the unit. With a stud locater to determine where you're going to screw the mounting brackets into the wall. It is recommended to have someone else hold the fireplace while connecting it to its mounting brackets so that you can be sure the fireplace is level and securely fastened to the wall.

Many electric fireplaces come with either slots or hooks on the back of them. If yours has slots, put them into the hooks on the mounting bracket to fix it. If your fireplace is equipped with ember bed media, spread it across the top of the fireplace for a more polished appearance.

After the fireplace has been installed, it's time to add any decorative pieces you'd like. You can add a mantel or even create an entirely new frame that will surround the fireplace. It's always an ideal idea to keep the fireplace clean to prevent dust build-up. To do this, take off the access panel on either side or the back panel of the fireplace and clean the inside.

Design

Don't be frightened to use the fireplace wall as a focal piece in your home. It is an excellent way to make an impact. A neutral color scheme is a great way to let other design elements of your space stand out, however the bold colors can be used to draw attention to the fireplace's design or add texture to the room.

If you are looking for an updated look choose a different material than wood for the mantel and surround. Tile is a great choice to bring visual interest and texture to the space. If you opt for a basic tile or cement pattern to complement the surrounding walls or choose a white-washed look to keep things neat and clean, a fireplace with tile will surely attract the attention of anyone who visits your home.

A wall mounted fireplace can be made into a recess in the wall. This is a great option for homes that don't have enough space for a traditional built-in and can help keep things streamlined and appealing. Some models are designed to be on the wall in a flush position and others are more oblong and elongated to fit underneath a TV or other storage units in your media wall.

You can also add personality to your fireplace wall by adding a unique mantel or hearth. You can opt for an elevated hearth, such as this one, to add height and create an impact. Consider a wooden beam or a rough stucco, which will contrast with the style of the room.

It is possible to make your fireplace really stand out by displaying artwork and decor that reflect the warmth and character of your home. If your fireplace is in the room where you like 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 ornaments that are inspired by the natural beauty.

Features

Feature walls are typically used to create a statement of style however a fireplace wall takes this idea and elevates it to a practical home accessory. A feature wall can be enhanced with a low-maintenance electric fireplace. This is not just a matter of style, but also provides additional heating.

You can make an accent wall for your fireplace as imposing or subtle as you'd like. If you're looking to create a striking feature in your room, a large flat-screen television is a perfect match for the fireplace feature wall. If you're seeking an elegant look you could consider combining your fireplace with an entertainment stand or a wall-mounted bookcase.

You can determine if you want a hearth for your room by examining its size. While a hearth is typically set at 18'' to allow for a comfortable seating however, it can be set at any height. Some people choose to remove the hearth completely.

Many people love the warmth and ambience of a fire without the need to heat their homes. A wall-mounted gas fireplace that is vent-free is an excellent choice for these homeowners because it's safe and efficient. These units are rated to be used in rooms of up to 1,000 square feet. They're ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, and dens.

When selecting a wall-mounted fireplace, be sure to consider the BTU output. The higher the BTU, the more heat it generates. When deciding how much heat to utilize it is best to utilize less energy than the maximum output.

If you choose to install a gas fireplace with vents ensure that the area is well-ventilated and there are no combustible materials within three feet of the fireplace. This will help prevent smoke and flames from being blown through the air that could harm furniture or cause health problems for your family.

Electric fireplaces come in a variety of styles. There are sleek designs that work well with modern furniture and contemporary decor. There are also masonry options that go well with traditional and rustic furnishings. For a truly customized look, you can even create your own fireplace surround. A custom-built surround can be built to fit the dimensions of your fire place and enhance its look. It could also include features such as an area to store music speakers or keepakes.

Safety

It's true that a fireplace can add warmth and ambience to a room but if not maintained or properly used it can also be dangerous. The dangers include inhaling smoke or fire, chimney fires and carbon monoxide poisoning. The good part is that these dangers can be avoided by following basic safety tips and practicing common sense.

It's a good idea put up a mesh screen over your fireplace in the event that you have children. This will stop sparks and embers from flying into the air. This is especially important for fireplaces that use wood fireplaces because burning firewood creates smoke that can irritate and inflame the lungs of children and adults suffering from asthma or heart ailments.

It is essential to keep pets and children away from any fireplace, even if it has doors that close over the flames. The glass doors to fireplaces can be extremely hot and can cause burns if the glass is touched. It's best to wait until the fireplace is completely cool before opening the door.

Vent-free gas wall-mounted Fireplaces Electric are designed with safety features built-in to avoid accidental use and ensure that the fireplace isn't a fire hazard. These features include oxygen depletion sensors that turn off the flames when low oxygen levels are detected, and gas shut-off valves that immediately stop the flow of gas in the event that the pilot light goes out.

If you have vent-free or vented gas wall-mounted fireplace, it's important to keep it in good condition by having the flue swept and the liner checked. Any cracks or gaps in the lining need to be fixed by a certified technician.

You should also check frequently to make sure that the cord of your fireplace isn't stretched or covered with furniture or other objects. This could increase the risk of fire or overheating. It's also a good idea to allow liquids into the vicinity of any electrical fireplace. Surge protection is recommended to prevent sudden voltage spikes that could cause damage to the appliance. Install your fireplace at a minimum of 4 to 5 feet above the ground to keep it out of reach of small children and pets.