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How to Choose an in the Wall Fireplace

A built-in fireplace can be a stunning focal point and also serve as a source of warmth. Knowing what to look for is the first step to choosing the right fireplace for your home.

A recessed electric fireplace with fuel bed that is glass-fronted is perfect for a media screen. This model from Celsi uses E-VR flame projector technology that creates an appealing and realistic fire image.

Installation

A wall-mounted fireplace can be a great addition to any house, particularly those that do not have chimneys in place or who just want a more modern design element. These types of units are generally not as costly as built-in fireplaces and are simpler to set up than traditional wood burning fireplaces. It's important that the location you select is secure and appropriate for the type of fireplace you are installing. The local codes are an excellent way to be sure you don't have any problems.

The first step in any project is to prepare the area where you plan to install the fireplace. This could require a hole to be cut into the wall or the drywall piece to be removed. It is best to employ a professional for this job since it requires precise measurements and the capability not to cut into electrical wiring.

After the area is prepared, it's time to hang the unit. With a stud locater, identify where you plan to screw the mounting brackets into the wall. It's often best to have a second person to hold the fireplace as you connect it to its mounting brackets so that you can ensure that the fireplace is level and securely attached to the wall.

Many electric fireplaces come with either slots or hooks on the back of them. If yours has slots, you can insert them into the hooks on the mounting bracket to secure it. If your fireplace is equipped with ember bed media, place it across the top to give it a polished look.

It's now time to add the decorative elements. You can include the mantel or create an entire frame that will surround the fireplace. To prevent dust accumulation it is advisable always to keep your fireplace clean. To do this, take off the access to the front or back panel of the fireplace and wipe the inside.

Design

Don't be afraid to use the fireplace wall as a focal point of your home. It's an excellent way to make an impact with a bold statement. A neutral color palette is ideal for letting other design elements of your home stand out, however the bold colors can be used to emphasize the fireplace itself or to add texture to the space.

If you're looking for a more traditional style, think about using a different material than the traditional wood surround and mantel. Tile is a great option to add visual appeal and texture to the space. A fireplace made of tile will grab the attention of anyone who enters your home, whether you opt for a simple pattern made of cement or stone to match the walls or a whitewashed style.

A wall mounted fireplace can be made into a recess on the wall. This is a great choice for homes with limited space for a fireplace built-in. It also helps to keep things streamlined. Some models are designed for flush mounting 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 putting up an individual hearth or mantel. Based on the style of your house you might want to choose a raised hearth like this one to increase height and create a dramatic effect. Choose a wood beam or rough stucco, that contrasts the design of the room.

You can make your fireplace really stand out by displaying 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 a lot of art, consider choosing pieces that incorporate the glowing embers of the fire and reddish hues or by displaying decorative objects that are inspired by the natural beauty.

The following are a few examples of

Feature walls are usually used to create a statement of style but a fireplace wall takes that concept and elevates it into a practical home accessory. With the addition of a low-maintenance electric fireplace, a feature wall does not only adds a stylish look to a room, but it can also provide cost-effective heating.

You can make an accent wall for your fireplace that is as imposing or subtle as you prefer. A large flat-screen television is the ideal option to create a dramatic focal wall in your home. If you want a more refined look, you could consider pairing your fireplace with an entertainment stand, or even a wall mounted bookcase.

You can decide whether the hearth is suitable for your space by examining its size. While a hearth is generally set at 18'' to allow for a comfortable seating but it can be set at any height. Some people choose to remove the hearth completely.

Many people appreciate the warmth and ambiance of a fireplace 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 efficient and safe. These units are rated for use in rooms that are up to 1,000 square feet. These units are perfect for living rooms, bedrooms and dens.

When you are choosing a wall mounted fireplace, be sure to consider the BTU output. The higher the BTU is, the more heat it generates. When deciding on how much heat to utilize it is better to utilize less energy than the maximum output.

If you decide to install a gas fireplace that is ventless ensure that the room is well ventilated and that there aren't any combustion sources within three feet of it. This will stop flames and smoke being blown in the air which can harm furniture or cause health issues for family.

Electric fireplaces are also available in a broad range of styles. There are modern designs that look great with modern furniture and contemporary designs. There are also masonry options that go well with rustic and traditional furnishings. You can even design your own wall-mounted surrounds for an entirely unique appearance. A custom built surround can be designed to match the dimensions of your fireplace and improve its appearance. It can also include features like a mantle for storing music speakers or other keepsakes.

Safety

Fireplaces can bring warmth and atmosphere to rooms but if not maintained or used properly it can also be dangerous. The potential dangers include smoke or fire inhalation chimney fires carbon monoxide poisoning and electric shock. The good news is that these risks can be avoided by following basic safety guidelines and applying common sense.

If you have young children, it's wise to have a mesh fireplace screen installed to prevent embers and sparks from flying out of the fireplace. This is particularly important when you have fireplaces that burn wood since burning firewood produces smoke that can cause irritation and irritate the lungs of kids and adults with asthma, heart, or lung conditions.

Even if the fireplace has doors that cover the flames, it's important to keep pets and children away. The glass on fireplace doors can be very hot and cause serious burns when touched. It is best to wait until the glass has cooled completely before opening the door.

Vent-free gas wall-mounted fireplaces are designed with safety features built-in to avoid accidental use and ensure that the fireplace isn't a fire hazard. These features include oxygen depletion sensors that turn off the flames when low oxygen levels are detected, and gas shut-off valves that immediately stop the flow of gas if the pilot light fails.

It is important to maintain your gas wall-mounted fireplace frequently, regardless of whether it has vents or not. This includes cleaning the flue and the lining inspected. A certified technician should fix any gaps or cracks on the flue lining.

It's also a good idea to regularly check that the power cord to your fireplace isn't overly stretched or covered by furniture or other objects since this could increase the risk of fire and overheating. It's also a good idea not to let liquids near any electric fireplace. Surge protectors are recommended to avoid sudden voltage spikes which could damage the unit. Install your fireplace at least 5 to 4 feet above the ground to keep it out of the reach of pets and children.