The Wall.Mounted Electric Fire Awards: The Best, Worst And Strangest Things We've Ever Seen

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The Wall.Mounted Electric Fire Awards: The Best, Worst And Strangest Things We've Ever Seen

Wall Mounted Electric Fires

There are two primary kinds of wall-mounted electric fires: flush (or recessed) or freestanding. Flush mount electric fireplaces have a more finished look, with a built-in design, but require more time, effort and cost to install.

Installing a wall-mounted electric fire is fairly simple, providing you have the proper tools. Depending on the model you select, you will require a bracket or hanging screws to the wall.

Ultra Slim

Many homeowners want to enjoy the warm, inviting look of a fireplace without the hassle and cost of installing a traditional chimney and firebox. Electric wall-mounted fireplaces are a great solution. They are ultra-slim, easy to install and have several settings. Some models can also provide an additional source of heat for rooms up to 400 square feet and some include the option of a remote control.

It is best to visit a showroom specializing in electric fireplaces so that you can find the right one for your home. Stylish Fireplaces & Interiors, located in the GTA, carries a variety of electric fire places and has a team who can assist you in choosing the most suitable one for your home. Visit their website to see their gallery of photos or call to make an appointment.

While most electric fires and fireplaces need to be erected into the wall, this model from Touchstone can be mounted on the wall with an attached bracket. This slim, elegant model includes an arched firebox and LED Flames in seven different colors. The flame effect appears real, and the remote control comes with many functions, including multiple heat settings and 5 flame brightness levels.

The unit can be used throughout the year. It can be used in summer using just the flame setting and in winter, with the temperature settings. The flame brightness and color can be adjusted to fit your mood.

This fireplace is one of the slimmest on the market and is designed to be installed into the wall but can also be hanged on the wall. It is constructed of metal and tempered glass, and has a sleek, modern design that would look great in any home. The remote control offers several options, and comes with an automatic timer that turns the fire off after 10 hours.

This fire is simple to set up, using the wire plug-in. It also has an safety feature that shuts off the flame in the event of it becoming too hot. This feature ensures that your family, including pets, are safe using the fireplace.

Easy to Install

You can create the look of a fireplace in your home by installing wall-mounted electric fires without making any structural changes. They are easy to install yourself, as long as you have the proper tools. For example a spirit level or stud finder. Both are available at Direct Fireplaces. In fact our customer service team thinks that you can remove and hang your new electric fireplace in under an hour!

Before you begin It's important to checking that the spot you've chosen for your fireplace is close enough to a power socket. Make sure whether the power cable of the fireplace can reach the socket from the bracket. If it isn't be reached, you can relocate the plug socket on the other side of the room and hide it behind your fireplace to create a stylish finish.

This will help to reduce the fire risk. This includes fabrics, wood sheets, bedding, and paper, as well. Also, you should make sure that the vents are clear of obstructions to ensure that hot air is expelled.


This beautiful Camino model by Flamerite is a wall-mounted fire which you can control using your voice. It comes with a stunning panorama 3D flame display and can be controlled using apps for smartphones or your voice due to its built-in compatibility with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant.

If you plan to install a standard wall-mounted gas fireplace and chimney, you'll require an chimney. It is best to choose an installer who is Gas Safe registered. You can also add a flue liner onto your existing chimney to improve safety. Like any gas fireplace installation, it is important to check that your chimney is operating correctly before turning it up for the first time.

Requires No Chimney

The wall-mounted electric fireplaces don't require venting as a traditional gas fireplace, which needs chimneys. This makes them a great option for homes with limited space or who don't have the construction work required to put in a gas fire. Wall-mounted electric fires are also safe to use in any house as it does not emit any carbon monoxide.

The heat produced by a wall-mounted fireplace is very directed, and can swiftly warm up a room of up to 400 square feet. While this is not enough to be a primary heating source, it is ideal for adding supplemental warmth and making your living room more comfortable. Electric fireplaces can also lower your electric bill and will have less impact on the environment which makes it a great investment for your home.

When selecting a wall-mounted electric fire it is essential to consider the wattage and BTU output. This will determine the level of heat that it can provide and whether it is suitable for your space. You should also look for a fireplace that complements the style of your current decor.

Fitting a wall-mounted electric fire is fairly easy with the proper tools. Based on the kind of fire that you have selected, you may have to connect the firebox onto the wall bracket first and then insert the screen, or the fire may come with everything already attached to the wall bracket. To do this you'll also require screws and a drill. If you don't have these tools, then it's best to engage a professional.

Another option for homes without chimney is to put an opening in the wall for a gas fire. These are more expensive than electric fireplaces that are wall-mounted, however, they provide the appearance of a real fire, without the necessity for a chimney or ventilation. Gas fires also produce more heat since they burn at higher temperature than electric fires. Check with a licensed plumber before installing a gas fire in the wall through a hole.

Low Maintenance

The electric fireplaces that are mounted on the wall are designed to not interfere with the surrounding areas of your home. This means you can have more space and is safer for pets and children. This is because the heater will be kept out of reach and they won't fall over it.

Another benefit of a wall-mounted electric flame is that it is easy to clean. You can clean the interior and glass with a damp cloth. This is a good way to avoid any build-up of dust inside the fireplace, which can damage the heating element and ember bed.

However, you should always check the manual that comes with the fire before attempting to clean the appliance. The majority of manufacturers do not recommend cleaning the internal components of a wall-mounted electric fire because it can cause damage to the electrical system. In order to make sure that you're safe, you should use a damp cloth only if totally free of lint and rinsed.

The other thing to consider about a wall-mounted electric fire is that there are no ugly flues or pipes which need to be hidden. This can make your home appear much cleaner and elegant. Electric fires will appear as part of the wall and are a great option for homeowners looking to have a modern style within their homes.

It is also a great choice for people who are moving into a new house because it can be installed without major changes. You may be able fit the fire yourself, or you may need to hire an expert.  wall.mounted fireplace  may cost you a little more money but it is still worth it if you are looking for a stunning low-maintenance fireplace.