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How to Choose an in the Wall Fireplace

A fireplace in the wall is a gorgeous and elegant focal point that also serves as a heat source. Choosing the right one for your space is about knowing what to look for.

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Installation

A wall-mounted fireplace is a fantastic option for any home, especially those without existing chimneys or those who simply want a more modern design element. These units are not as expensive as built-in models and are often simpler to install than traditional wood burning fireplaces. It is essential that the place you select is safe 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.

Preparing the space in which the fireplace will be mounted is the first step. Depending on the kind of fireplace you're planning on installing, this may require drilling a hole into the wall or removing an adobe wall. It's best to hire an expert for this job, as it requires precision measurements and the capability not to cut electrical wiring.

Once the space is prepared then it's time to hang the unit. Using a stud finder to determine where you're going to screw the mounting brackets into the wall. It is recommended to have a second person hold the fireplace while you connect it to its mounting brackets to ensure that the fireplace is level and securely fastened to the wall.

Many electric cheap fireplaces come with either slots or hooks on the back of them. If yours has slots, you can attach it by inserting them into the hooks of the mounting bracket. If your fireplace comes with ember bed media, spread it out across the top of the fireplace for a more finished look.

It's now time to add the decorative elements. You can add a mantel or even create an entire frame to surround the fireplace. To avoid dust accumulation it is advisable always to keep your fireplace clean. To do this, remove the access to the front or back panel from the fireplace and clean the inside.

Design

Don't be afraid of using a fireplace wall as a focal piece in your home. It is a great way to make an impact with a bold statement. A neutral color palette is ideal for letting other design elements of your space take center stage, but bold colors can also be used to highlight the fireplace's design or to add texture to the room.

If you are looking for a modern appearance consider a different material than wood for the mantel and surround. Tile is a great choice to bring visual interest 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 in cement or Stone fireplaces to match the walls or a whitewashed style.

A wall mounted fireplace can be constructed into a recess on the wall. This is a great idea for homes with limited space for a fireplace built-in. It can also help to keep things neat. Some models are designed to be flush mounted to the wall, whereas others are elongated or oblong to fit under a TV or other storage unit on your wall for media.

You can also add personality to your fireplace by putting up a unique mantel or hearth. You may choose to have a raised hearth, like this one, to increase the height and add a sense of impact. Choose a wood beam or a rough stucco, which is in contrast to the style of the room.

Finally, you can make your fireplace stand out by making it a place to display artwork and decor that reflect the warmth and personality of your home. If your fireplace is situated in a room where you tend to hang lots of artwork look for pieces that incorporate the glowing embers of the fire and reddish hues or by displaying decorative objects that are inspired by nature's beauty.

Features

A fireplace wall can elevate the idea of feature walls from an ornamental feature to a practical feature for the home. A feature wall can be enhanced with a low-maintenance electric fireplace. This is not just a matter of style, but also provides additional heating.

You can make an accent wall for your fireplace that is as bold or subdued, as you'd like. A large flat-screen TV is the ideal option to create a dramatic accent wall in your house. If you prefer a more subtle aesthetic then consider pairing your fireplace and an entertainment stand, or a wall mounted bookcase.

You can decide whether you want a hearth for your room by examining its size. While a hearth is generally placed at an 18'' height to allow for comfortable seating, it can be placed at any height. Some people opt to remove the hearth entirely.

Many people appreciate the warmth and ambiance of a fireplace without the need to heat their homes. This is why a vented wall-mounted gas fireplace is a fantastic choice for homeowners. It's safe and efficient. They're rated to be used in rooms of up to 1,000 square feet. They're great for living rooms, dens, and bedrooms.

When you are choosing a wall mounted fireplace, consider the BTU output. The greater the BTU rating, the more heat the fireplace produces. When deciding how much heat to use, it is safer to use less energy than the maximum output.

If you choose to install a gas fireplace that is vent-free ensure that the area is adequately ventilated and there are no combustible materials within three feet of the unit. This will prevent smoke and flames from being released into the air, which can cause damage to furniture or health problems for family members.

Electric fireplaces are also available in a wide variety of styles. There are sleek models which can be paired with modern furniture and contemporary interiors. There are also options in the style of masonry which complement rustic and traditional furniture. For a truly customized style, you could build your own wall-mounted fireplace surround. A custom-built surround can be designed to match the dimensions of your fireplace and enhance its appearance. It can also include features like a mantle to store music speakers or other items.

Safety

A fireplace adds ambience and warmth to any room It's crucial to keep in mind that it could also pose dangers if properly maintained or used. The risks include smoke inhalation or fire chimney fires, carbon monoxide poisoning, and electric shock. These risks can be reduced by following safety guidelines and using common sense.

It's a good idea to put up a mesh screen over your fireplace especially if you have children who are young. This will stop sparks and embers from flying into the air. This is especially crucial if you have an open fire that burns wood. The smoke from burning firewood can cause irritation or inflame the lung and heart of adults and children suffering from asthma and other heart and lung conditions.

It is essential to keep children and pets away from any fireplace even if it has doors that close over the flames. The glass doors to ethanol fireplaces can get very hot and cause burns if the glass is touched. It's best to wait until the fireplace is completely cool before opening the door.

Vent-free fireplaces that are mounted on wall with gas technology are equipped with safety features to prevent accidental use. They also ensure that the unit does not pose a fire risk. These features include oxygen depletion sensors that shut off the burners when low oxygen levels are detected, and gas shut-off valves which immediately stop the flow of gas if the pilot light goes out.

It is essential to maintain your gas wall-mounted fireplace on a regular basis regardless of regardless of whether it has a vent or not. This includes having the flue cleaned and the lining checked. Any gaps or cracks in the lining need to be repaired by a qualified technician.

It is also important to check regularly to ensure that the cord of your fireplace isn't twisted or covered by furniture or other objects. This can increase the risk for overheating or fire. It's a good idea to keep liquids away from an electrical fireplace, and it's recommended to use surge protectors to help avoid sudden voltage spikes that can damage the fireplace or cause a ethonal fire. Also, it's a good idea to install your fireplace at a minimum of 5 to 4 feet above the floor to ensure that it's not in reach of small children and pets.