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A Built in Electric Wall Fireplace A built in electric wall fireplace is a device that is installed into an existing opening, either fully or partially. It is not movable or removed without tearing down a part of the wall. These units are usually plug-in models that offer multiple settings for flame and heat. Some units come with an option for thunder and rain to provide the atmosphere. Size A built-in electric wall fireplace can be mounted directly to a wall, creating a spacious design that reduces clutter on the floor and creates a focal point for your space. These fireplaces come with or without mantels to complement your home's style, and they also feature a variety of options for firebacks as well as flame height adjustments and digital settings. If you like the traditional appearance of a masonry interior and a textured log set, or the contemporary appeal of clear crystals and ember bed colors, the SimpliFire Inception has an electric fireplace that will suit every style. It is possible to mount the fireplace using an easy kit, or build a custom frame for an elongated look. Enjoy year-round with or without heat. The Scion linear electric fireplace bridges modern technology and sophisticated design. It's easy to mount on the wall (no masonry opening required) or have a recessed, built-in design installed by pros. Flames The flames of a built in electric wall fireplace are created with LED lights or video images. The flames appear real and can be adjusted to your preference. The flames are surrounded with a crystal-clear glass that you can tint in a variety of colors. Many people prefer a clear glass for a more minimalist look or they may choose a dark brown or black to get a more traditional look. Glass is also resistant to heat. Some units also feature faux logs which creates the illusion of a real fireplace without the fire or smoke. If you have pets or children in your home, it is essential to ensure that the flames are kept away from combustible objects such as curtains, pillows and other furniture. Apart from the danger of fire touching these items could cause physical harm and burns. Avoid blocking the air vents in front of the fireplace. This is vital to ensure the proper functioning the fireplace, as it allows the flow of hot air and minimizes the risk of overheating. Apart from being a fantastic space-saving device and a great feature to have, an electric fireplace can make a room feel much more welcoming to guests. This is especially true if you select a fireplace that looks like a traditional fireplace with its brick surround and mantel. A built-in electric fireplace comes with many of the same features of freestanding fireplaces, such as thermostat control, various heating settings, and a remote control. A built-in electric fireplace may be mounted to the wall using either a surface or recessed mount. Surface-mounted models can be removed from the wall and moved to a different location without the need for the hardwiring of a new circuit breaker. Recessed models require a professional to take them off and install them, and they will require to be rewired at the new location. A fireplace with an electric component has another downside: they don't offer as much warmth as traditional fireplaces, and they won't function in the event of a power loss. Unless you have backup power sources it could be a concern for some homeowners. Heat A fireplace is a focal point that provides warmth and comfort to any room. Electric wall fireplaces built in provide the look of a real fireplace without the hassle or expense associated with wood or gas. They also employ a combination of LED lights, mirrors and a water vapor system to simulate flame effects and create the illusion of motion. They are quite mesmerizing and can make guests pause before realizing they're not seeing a real fire. Most electric fireplaces can provide heat to rooms up to 400 square feet. They also have the capability to operate at three different power settings based on your heating needs. The low setting is perfect for bedrooms or reading area since it only produces 500 BTUs per hour, while the medium and high settings can produce 1,500 and 3,500 BTUs per hour. Electric fireplaces also allow you to adjust the heat intensity and the brightness of flames at the press of an button. This gives you total control over the ambience of your fireplace which makes it the perfect choice for any room. The beauty of wall-mounted fireplaces is that it's incredibly easy to install and doesn't require any structural modifications. There is no need for venting, chimneys or flues. 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 an art piece. You can opt for recessed models that are either partially or completely recessed into the wall. You can also choose trim and surrounds that match the style of your home. You can also include the option of a mantel, although this may increase the installation time and complexity, as well as the amount of space it occupies in your home. If you choose an entirely recessed model it will require basic framing and will have to be hardwired into the wall in the back. Installation There are many ways to set up a built in electric wall fireplace. Some can be hung on the wall using special brackets similar to those used in a mirror or picture. Electric Wall mounted fireplaces clearance can be recessed in the wall using a kit that fits the fireplace and hides any wiring that is exposed. Another popular option is 'build-in the fireplace into the wall. This gives a more traditional look. Electric fireplaces are easy to install for the average homeowner. It is best to get a licensed electrician to handle any electrical work. Many fireplaces have cords that plug into an outlet, and could be hardwired to the home's electrical system (if allowed by local code). Once you have selected your fireplace's location, make sure the opening is large enough. Refer to the installation guideline of the model you have chosen to determine the minimum distance from any combustible materials. For most models, you will need ¼” more space than the fireplace dimensions. Then, you can screw the mounting bracket to the fireplace's side. Mounting kits are available to help in this process making it simpler for homeowners. Once the fireplace is mounted on the bracket that supports it then use a screwdriver tighten any screws, and ensure that the fireplace is secure against the wall. This is an important step because it will be a permanent fixture, so you don't want it to come loose or be unstable. Place the glass section on the fire unit. Depending on the model you have selected, this may be a challenging task and it is recommended to have someone help you. Once the fireplace is in place, test it out by plugging it in and playing with the heat and lights. When installing a built-in electric wall fireplace, it is important to follow the instructions of the manufacturer for the safety and correct use. Certain fireplaces have an emergency switch that prevents the fireplace from turning on when it is connected to an outlet. It is also a good idea to install a dedicated circuit from the electrical panel to serve the fireplace, as this can reduce the chance of something else within your home that could trip the circuit breaker, causing an accident.