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How to Choose the Best free standing electric fire Standing Electric Fireplace

These electric fireplaces are a great alternative to traditional fireplaces. They do not require gas or wood, or logs, or ash. Instead they allow you to relax and enjoy the warmth of a fire without hassle. However, not all freestanding electric fireplaces are to be the same.

The best ones are able and can provide heat to up to 1,000 square feet rooms. But how do you choose the best free standing electric fireplace for your home?

How Much Heat Do You Really Need?

Electric fires aren't intended to heat entire houses. They can provide warmth and a cozy feel to a space. They're more suited to complement heating systems, or in areas that are cold, such as a living room or office. Depending on the location you're planning to place yours and the size of the area it will need to cover, you'll need take into account its BTU (British Thermal Unit) output. The majority of units will clearly indicate the square feet they can heat, and some offer additional information on their wattage output as well (one watt equals 3.41 Btu per hour).

A portable fireplace is a great option if you want a unit that can be easily moved from one area to another. For instance, the Duraflame Electric Infrared Fireplace is small enough to fit in the smallest of spaces, yet produces enough additional heat to take the chill off rooms of up to 1,000 square feet. It also has simple controls and a realistic flame Log Effect Electric Fires Freestanding. The only issue is the absence of safety features like tip over and overheat protection. This can be a concern for families with children or pets.

If you'd like a more permanent installation but don't wish to make huge construction or electrical changes in your home, think about the wall-mounted model. These units can be put in a wall cutout and look great in the right place. One example is the R.W.FLAME Wall-Mounted Electric Fireplace can be recessed into a wall for a sleek and modern aesthetic and comes in various sizes. It is CSA-certified, has a convenient remote, but doesn't come with an overheat or timer protection.

Where Do You Plan to install it?

There are a variety of electric fireplaces. This can make choosing the right one more difficult. You could end up with an appliance that doesn't meet your requirements or isn't a good match for your home.

Electric fireplaces are popular due to the fact that they can be put in virtually every room in your home. They don't need a chimney or venting system. They can be used in offices, bedrooms and dining rooms, without needing extra ventilation.

Electric fireplaces also don't emit harmful fumes, as do wood-burning fireplaces. This is a safer choice for you and your family.

Electric fireplaces can be moved around to different rooms to alter the look of your space. This is something isn't possible with a traditional fireplace that has a mantel.

Electric fireplaces are simple to install. Electric fireplaces can be installed on the wall's surface and then connected to any 120-volt outlet. This is less complicated than constructing a fireplace which requires an installation of masonry and wall recession.

Electric fireplaces are easy to set up and use. Most of them have an electronic remote that allows you to turn the heat on and off and to adjust the flame settings. Many of them also come with timer settings which can be helpful if you want to use the device prior to going to bed.

How Do You Want to Decorate It?

Add decorative elements to your mantel to make your electric fireplace look like a focal point in your living room. Frame your artwork, antique lanterns and distressed mirrors to create a rustic look or add wood coffee tables, reclaimed wooden shelves and weathered seating to complete the appearance. Choose a model that has flame realism, which gives the illusion of an actual fireplace. This adds an extra level of charm.

You'll need to keep your freestanding electric fireplace clean to maintain its appearance. You can ensure that the fireplace looks good by wiping down the glass doors and frames. You can also apply a glass cleaner with a soft rag to the inside of the firebox to improve the visibility of flame effects.

If you want to change the color of the flames or embers it is possible with many models. Certain models allow you to switch on the flames without heat to create a beautiful look or to alter the brightness to suit different looks. Others come with a remote that allows you to adjust the settings, including temperature and flame height.

It is common to replace the bulbs in your electric fire when they are drained. Get extra light bulbs so you can replace them if required. This will keep the flames and embers looking great and will make sure that they're as efficient as they can be. It is recommended that you get the unit checked and maintained by professionals regularly to prevent corrosion and other issues from developing.

Where do you plan to connect it?

Electric fireplaces are typically connected directly into an electrical outlet. They are thus as simple to install as other appliances used in homes. There are also wall-mounted models as well as fireplace inserts that require a more complex installation. These projects involve mounting hardware and cable routing and should be managed by an electrician to ensure safety and longevity.

You don't have to be concerned about any special electrical work or installation if you select a freestanding fireplace fire suite. Place the unit where you would like it to be, plug it in, and ensure that it is at a safe distance away from any fire hazard. You can move the unit to a different space if you are redecorating your home or changing the layout of your home.

You'll also need to be sure that the space in which you intend to install the fireplace is large enough for air to circulate around it. This is essential to avoid the fireplace from becoming too hot and causing possible fire hazard. Avoid placing the fireplace close to outlets or electrical sockets as this can block the flow of air and create a fire hazard.

Electric fireplaces are ideal to add warmth and atmosphere to your home without adding any hazardous or soiled elements such as logs. You can also enjoy the fire effects even without heat, which allows you to add a touch of comfort to your space no matter the season. You can bring the warmth and comfort of a fireplace to any room of your home by arranging it the right way.

How Much Do You Really Want to spend?

Free standing electric fireplaces are generally priced based on their dimensions and design features. A more complex design, such as one with a mantel and hearth, is likely to cost more than a simpler model. Many retailers offer discounts or financing like five percent off or two years interest-free, to help you stick to your budget.

There are many designs that can be adapted to your space and fit the style of your home. For example this Real Flame Silverton model appears to be an individual fireplace that comes with trim molding to complement the crown molding of your home. It also has an area to place frames for pictures or other decorations, so it serves as an accent piece in your living space.

Other models, like this Walker Edison Wasatch 58-Inch Transitional Fireplace Glass Wood TV stand alone electric fires (also known under the name Glenwood), take up less floor space and feature an attractive appearance that works well with all furniture styles. It has a sturdy build and utilizes radiant, also known as infrared, heating to directly warm people and objects in the room rather than simply circulating warm air.

There are also wall-mounted electric fireplaces which fit perfectly into a wall cutout such as this R.W.FLAME model that is available in a variety of sizes to accommodate different sizes. Its slim profile and flickering LED flames that can be adjusted to give it a realistic appearance, and it has a remote control. It can be hardwired into your electrical systems for permanent installation. However this will require the assistance of a professional electrician. You can also choose to use a plug-in version for homeowners and renters who do not want to make any changes to their house.