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How to Choose an in the Wall Fireplace

An in the wall fireplace is a gorgeous and elegant focal point that can be used as a source of heat. The best choice for your home is about knowing what to look for.

A recessed electric fire with a glass fronted fuel bed is ideal for a media wall. This model from Celsi utilizes E-VR flame projection technology to produce an incredibly realistic and appealing fire image.

Installation

A fireplace that is mounted on the wall is a great addition for any home. This is particularly true for those who do not have chimneys, or simply prefer a more contemporary design. These types of fireplaces are usually not as expensive as built-in models and can be a bit more straightforward to install than a traditional wood burning fireplace. However, it's important to ensure that the area is safe and suitable for the type of fireplace you're planning to install. It's also a good idea to check local codes to ensure that you don't run into any problems.

Preparing the space in which the fireplace will be placed is the first step. This could require a hole to be cut in the wall, or a piece of drywall to be removed. It is recommended to hire an expert for this job because it requires precise measurements and the ability not to cut into electrical wiring.

After the area is prepared and the area is ready to hang the unit. With a stud locater to determine where you're going to fix the brackets to the wall. You can have someone else hold the fireplace as you screw the brackets for mounting. This will ensure that the fireplace electric is level and securely fastened.

Some electric fireplaces have hooks or slots on their back. If yours comes with slots, you can attach it by putting them into the hooks of the mounting bracket. If your fireplace has ember bed media, place it across the top of the fireplace to give it a finished appearance.

Now is the time to add the decorative elements. You can create an entirely new frame or add a mantel to the unit. It's always an ideal idea to keep the fireplace clean to avoid dust build-up. To do this, you need to remove the front or back access panel from the fireplace, and then clean the inside.

Design

A fireplace's wall is an opportunity to make an impressive style feature in your home, so don't be afraid to make it a focal feature. Neutral colors are a fantastic option to allow other design elements to take center the stage in your space. However, bold colors can be used to highlight the fireplace's beauty or add a sense of texture to a space.

If you're looking for an updated look 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. It doesn't matter if you choose a simple tile or cement pattern to match the walls or opt for whitewashed to keep things crisp and clean, a tile fireplace is sure to catch the eye of anyone who walks into your home.

A fireplace mounted on the wall can also be built into a recess in the wall. This is a great option for homes that don't have enough room to accommodate a traditional built-in, and can help keep things streamlined and visually appealing. Some models are designed to be flush mounted to the wall, while others are oblong or elongated to allow them to be placed under a TV or other storage unit on the wall of your media.

You can also add a unique look to your fireplace by adding an original mantel or hearth. You may choose to have an elevated hearth, such as this one, to increase height and make an impact. If you want a more rustic style consider a wooden beam or rough stucco that contrasts with the interior design.

Finally, you can make your fireplace stand out by making it an opportunity to showcase art and decor that reflect the warmth and character of your home. If your fireplace is situated in the room where you like to hang lots of artwork look for pieces that feature the flame's glowing embers as well as reddish hues or by displaying decorative items that are inspired by nature's beauty.

Features

A fireplace wall elevates the idea of feature walls from being a decorative feature to a practical accent for your home. With the addition of an electric fireplace that requires little maintenance, a feature wall does not only adds style to a space, but also offers cost-effective heating.

A fireplace accent wall can be as dramatic or as soft as you'd like. A large flat-screen TV is the ideal option to create a dramatic focal wall in your home. If you want a more subtle aesthetic then think about pairing your fireplace with an entertainment stand or wall mounted bookcase.

The space you have will help you decide whether a fireplace is the best option for your style. Although a hearth is usually set at 18'' to allow for comfortable seating, it can be placed at any height. Some people opt to take down the hearth completely.

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

While choosing a wall-mounted fireplace, be sure to consider the BTU output. The greater the BTU rating, the greater heat it produces. When deciding on how much heat to use it is best to utilize less energy than the maximum output.

If you decide to install a gas fireplace with vents ensure that the room is adequately ventilated and there aren't any combustible objects within three feet of the unit. This will prevent smoke and flames from escaping into the air, which could damage furniture or cause health problems for family members.

Electric fireplaces are also available in a wide range of styles. There are sleek designs that are a perfect match for modern fireplace furniture and contemporary design. There are also options in the style of masonry that go well with rustic and traditional furniture. To create a completely unique appearance, you can build your own wall-mounted fireplace surround. A custom built surround can match the dimensions of your fireplace and enhance its appearance. It can also incorporate features like a mantle for holding music speakers or other items.

Safety

A fireplace adds ambience and warmth to any room, but it's important to keep in mind that it could also pose dangers if properly maintained or used. These potential hazards include smoke inhalation or fire, chimney fires, carbon monoxide poisoning, and electric shock. These risks can be minimized by following safety precautions and making use of common sense.

It's a good idea put up a mesh screen over your fireplace if you have young children. This will prevent sparks and embers from falling into the air. This is especially important when you have fireplaces that burn wood since burning firewood produces smoke that can cause irritation and cause lung inflammation in kids and adults with asthma or heart ailments.

It's essential to keep children and pets away from any type of fireplace even if it has doors that shut over flames. The glass of doors to fireplaces can get 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 fireplaces that are mounted on wall with gas technology come with safety features that stop accidental use. They also ensure that the unit does not pose the risk of fire. These features include oxygen sensors that shut off burners if low oxygen levels are observed and gas shut-offs that cut off the gas flow if the pilot lights fail to turn off.

It is crucial to maintain your gas wall-mounted fireplace on a regular basis regardless of regardless of whether it has vents or not. This includes cleaning the flue and the lining checked. A trained technician should repair any cracks or holes in the flue lining.

It is also important to check regularly to make sure that the cord of your fireplace isn't stretched or covered with furniture or other objects. This could increase the chance of fire or overheating. It's recommended to keep liquids away from an electrical fireplaces and it's recommended to use surge protectors to avoid sudden voltage spikes that could harm the unit or cause a ethonal fire. Install your fireplace at a minimum of 4 to 5 feet above the ground to keep it out of reach of pets and children.