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A Built in Electric Wall Fireplace A built in electric wall fireplace is installed into an existing opening, partially or fully. It cannot be moved or removed without tearing down an area of the wall. These are typically plug-in models that offer multiple heat and flame settings. Some units have an option for thunder and rain to create the atmosphere. Size Built-in electric wall fireplaces mount directly on the wall, reducing space and creating a focal point in your room. Electric Wall mounted fireplaces clearance come with or without mantels to fit the design of your home. They also have a variety options for firebacks, flame-height adjustment, and digital settings. The SimpliFire is an electric fireplace to suit every taste. If you prefer the traditional look with the textured interior of a masonry fireplace and textured logs, or the modern appeal of clear crystals and ember bed colors, as well as ember bed textures. It's easy to wall-mount with a simple kit or build an installation frame that is custom-designed for an recessed look. Enjoy the year-round enjoyment with or without heating. The Scion linear fireplace combines expert technology with contemporary design. It is simple to wall mount (no drilling a hole in the masonry required) or enjoy the recessed, built in design, installed by professionals. Flames The flames of a built-in electric wall fireplace are created by LED lights or video images. The flames can be controlled to appear real. The flames are enclosed by a crystal-like glass that can be tinted in various shades. Many people prefer a clear glass for a clean style or opt for a dark brown or black for a more traditional feel. Glass is resistant to heat. Some units also feature faux logs that creates the appearance of a real fireplace, but without the fire or smoke. If you have children or pets in your home, it's important to ensure that the flames stay away from combustible objects like curtains, pillows and other furniture. In addition to the risk of fire touching these items could cause physical harm and burns. Also, be careful not to block the air vents on the front of the fireplace. This is crucial to ensure the proper functioning the fireplace as it allows the flow of hot air and decreases the chance of overheating. A fireplace with an electric insert is not only an effective space saver, but can also make rooms feel more welcoming to guests. This is particularly true if you select a fireplace that looks like a traditional fireplace with its mantel and brick surround. A built-in electric fireplace can offer many of the same features of freestanding fireplaces, like thermostat control, a variety of heat settings and remote control. A built-in electric fireplace can be mounted into the wall either as an recessed or surface mount. Surface-mounted units can be removed from the wall or repositioned in a different location without the need for an electrical circuit breaker that is hardwired. Recessed units need to be removed and reinstalled by an experienced professional. They also have to be rewired in the new place. Another drawback of a built-in electric fireplace is that they don't offer the same heat as traditional fireplaces and will not work in the event of power outages. This can be a problem in the event that you do not have an alternate source of power. Heat A fireplace is a centerpiece that provides warmth and comfort to any room. Built-in electric wall fireplaces provide the appearance and feel of an actual flame, without the hassles or costs that are associated with natural gas or wood. They also use a mixture of mirrors and LED lights to create the illusion of motion and to create flame effects. They can be quite captivating to look at and are certain to make people think twice before they realize that they're not watching an actual flame. Electric fireplaces are able to heat up to 400 square feet rooms and operate with three different power levels according to your heating needs. The low setting is great for the bedroom or reading nook as it only produces 500 BTUs per hour, whereas the high and medium settings produce 1,500 and 3,000 BTUs per hour. Electric fireplaces also allow you to adjust the intensity of heat and brightness of flames with the push of an button. This gives you total control over your fireplace's experience which makes it perfect for any space. The great thing about wall-mounted fireplaces is that it's extremely simple to install and doesn't require any structural modifications. There is no need for venting chimneys, flues, or chimneys. Electric fireplaces that are built-in or recessed such as the Ezee Glow Zara Black Wall Mounted Electric Fireplace, or the ClassicFlame Ignis Royal Collection can be placed almost anywhere on the wall. They plug into electrical sockets just like a TV or a piece of art. Recessed models can be recessed partially or fully recessing into the wall and you can choose from a wide range of options to fit your decor, including trim and surrounds. You can also include an optional mantel but this can increase the time to install and complexity, and the amount of space it will take up in your home. If you opt for a fully-recessed model, some basic framing is required, and it will need to hardwired in the wall in the rear. Installation There are many ways to install an electric wall fireplace. Some can be mounted to the wall with special brackets, similar to mirrors or pictures. Others can be installed into the wall using the kit that fits around the fireplace, and hides any wires that are exposed. Another popular option is to frame space within the wall and then 'build in' the fireplace, which gives it an older-style appearance. It is recommended that a qualified electrician do any electrical work, but for the average homeowner, it is not too difficult to install an electric fireplace. Many electric fireplaces come with an electrical cord that connects to an outlet. It can be wired directly into the home's electrical system (if allowed by local codes). Once you have decided on the location for the fireplace ensure that the opening is large enough. Review the installation manual for your particular model to determine the minimum clearances to combustible materials. For most models, you will need ¼” more space than the fireplace dimensions. Then, you can screw the bracket onto the fireplace's side. There are mounting kits available to simplify this process for homeowners. Use a screwdriver when hanging the fireplace on the bracket to tighten any screws. This will ensure that the fireplace is stable and secured against the wall. This is a crucial step as it is a permanent fixture, so you don't want it to come loose or become unstable. Then hang the glass face section on the fire unit. Depending on the model you have chosen, this can be a tricky task and it's recommended that you get someone to assist you. Connect it to the power source and play around with the lights and heat. While installing a built in electric wall fireplace, it's important to follow all the guidelines provided by the manufacturer to ensure the safety and correct use. Certain fireplaces come with an emergency switch that prevents the fireplace from turning on when connected to an outlet. It is also a good idea to create a dedicated circuit from the electrical panel to the fireplace, as this will reduce the risk of another device within your home that could trip the breaker, and potentially creating danger.