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A Built in Electric Wall Fireplace A wall fireplace with an electric built-in is an appliance that is placed in an existing opening. It is not able to be moved or removed without tearing out a part of the wall. These units typically plug into standard outlets and come with a variety of heating and flame settings. Some units have a rain or thunder setting to add some atmosphere. Size A built in electric wall fireplace mounts directly to the wall, creating a space-saving design that minimizes floor clutter and creates an attractive focal point for your room. These fireplaces come with or without mantles, to match the design of your home. They also have various fireback options, flame-height adjustment, and digital settings. The SimpliFire is an electric fireplace to suit every taste. It doesn't matter if you prefer traditional style with the textured interior of a masonry fireplace or textured logs, or the modern appeal of crystal clears, ember bed colors and ember bed textures. It is possible to mount the fireplace using a simple kit, or you can create a custom frame to give it an elongated look. Enjoy all year round with or without heating. The Scion linear fireplace combines expert technology with modern. It is simple to wall mount (no masonry hole required) or enjoy the recessed, built-in design, installed by professionals. Flames The flames of a built in electric wall fireplace are created using LED lights or video images. The flames can be adjusted so that they look real. The flames are enclosed by a crystal glass which can be tinted with several different colors. Many prefer clear glass to create a minimalist look as well as dark brown or black to give the appearance of a traditional. The glass is resistant to heat. Some units feature a faux-log effect that gives the appearance of a real fire without the smoke or flames. If you have pets or children in your home, it's important to ensure that the flames are kept away from combustible objects like curtains, pillows and other furniture. Apart from the risk of fire touching these items could cause physical harm and burns. Also, be sure to keep the air vents clear on the front of the unit. This is vital to ensure the proper operation of the fireplace since it will allow hot air to flow freely and minimize the chance of overheating. A built-in electric fireplace is not just an effective space saver, but can also make rooms feel more inviting for guests. This is especially true if you select a fireplace that is reminiscent of a traditional fireplace, with its mantel and brick surround. A built-in electric fireplace has many of the same features of a freestanding fireplace, including thermostat control, multiple heat settings and remote control. A built-in electric fireplace may be mounted into the wall using either an recessed or surface mount. Surface-mounted models can be removed from the wall or relocated to a new spot without the need for the wiring of a brand new circuit breaker. Recessed units require a specialist to remove them and then reinstall them, and will need to be rewired in the new place of installation. Another disadvantage of a built-in electric fireplace is that they don't provide the same amount of warmth as traditional fireplaces, and will not work during a power outage. This is a concern when you do not have an alternate source of electricity. Heat A fireplace is a centerpiece that brings warmth, comfort and ambiance to any space. Built-in electric wall fireplaces provide the look and feel a real flame, but without the hassles or expenses associated with natural gas or wood. They also make use of the combination of LED lights, mirrors, and water vapor systems to imitate flame effects and create the illusion of movement. They are quite mesmerizing and can make guests pause before they realize that they're not actually seeing the real flame. The majority of electric fireplaces can heat a room up to 400 square feet and come with the capability of operating at three different settings depending on your heating needs. The low setting, which generates only 500 BTUs an hour, is perfect for a bedroom or reading nook. The medium and high settings yield 1,500 BTUs and 3,000 BTUs respectively. Electric fireplaces can also alter the intensity of heat and the brightness of flames at the press of a button. This gives you complete control over the experience of your fireplace, making it ideal for any space. The beauty of a wall-mounted fireplace is that it's incredibly easy to install and requires no structural modifications. Unlike a traditional wood-burning or gas-burning fireplace, there's no need for venting and no chimney or flue. Electric fireplaces that are built-in or recessed like the Ezee Glow Zara Black Wall Mounted Electric Fireplace, or the ClassicFlame Ignis Royal Collection can be installed virtually anywhere on the wall. They plug into electrical sockets just like a TV or as a piece of art. Recessed models can be either partially or completely recessing into the wall and you can select from a range of options to fit your decor, including trim and surrounds. You can even add a mantel if you wish however this could make installation more time-consuming and complexity, and the amount of space it takes up in your home. If you go for a fully recessed design, it will require some basic framing, and will need to be wired into the wall in the back. Installation There are a variety of ways to install an electric wall fireplace. Some can be affixed to the wall using special brackets, much like a picture or mirror. Others can be recessed into the wall using a kit that fits around the fireplace and conceals any wires that are exposed. Another option is to frame space within the wall and 'build-in' the fireplace, which allows for an elegant appearance. Electric fireplaces are simple to install for the average homeowner. It is recommended to employ a professional electrician to do any electrical work. Many electric fireplaces come with a cord that plugs in to an outlet. built in electric fireplace wall can be wired directly into the home's electricity system (if allowed by local codes). Check the installation manual for your model to determine the minimum clearances from combustible materials. Consult the installation manual of your model to find out the minimum distance from combustible material. For the majority of models, you should allow ¼” more space than the dimensions of your fireplace. Then, you can screw the bracket onto each side of your fireplace. There are mounting kits that can make this step easier for homeowners. After the fireplace has been hung on the bracket that supports it and you have it in place, use a screwdriver to tighten any screws and make sure that the fireplace is firmly fixed against the wall. This is a crucial step since it's an ongoing fixture, and you don't want it to become loose or be unstable. Place the glass section on the fire unit. Depending on the model that you've chosen, this can be a tricky task and it's recommended that you hire a professional to help. Connect it to the power source, and play with the lights and heat. When installing a built-in electric wall fireplace, it's important to follow all instructions from the manufacturer for the safety and correct use. Certain fireplaces have an emergency switch that prevents the device from being turned on when plugged in to an outlet. It is recommended also to install a dedicated electrical circuit that is connected to the fireplace. This will reduce the possibility that something else in your home could trigger the breaker, causing an opportunity for danger.