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How to Choose an in the Wall Fireplace

A fireplace built into the wall is a beautiful and elegant focal point that also serves as a heat source. Selecting the best one for your space is all about knowing what to look for.

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Installation

A wall mounted fireplace is a fantastic addition to any house, particularly those without existing chimneys or people who want a more modern design element. They're not as expensive as built in models and are often easier to install than traditional wood burning marble fireplaces. However, it's important to ensure that the area is safe and suitable for the kind of fireplace you're installing. Also, checking local codes is a great way to make sure that you don't run into any issues.

The preparation of the space where the fireplace will be placed is the first step. Based on the type of fireplace you're thinking of installing, this could involve cutting a hole in the wall or taking out the drywall. It's best to hire a professional for this job since it requires precise measurements and the ability not to cut electrical wiring.

After the area is prepared, it's now time to hang the unit. Utilize a studfinder for determining where you want to attach the brackets to the wall. You can have someone else hold the fireplace as you install the mounting brackets. This will ensure that the fireplace is leveled and securely fixed.

Many electric fireplaces come with either hooks or slots on the back of them. If yours has slots, you can attach it by putting them in the hooks of the mounting bracket. If your fireplace includes ember bed media, place it over the top to give it a more finished look.

Once the fireplace is installed and is now ready to add any decorative pieces you'd like to add. You can make frames from scratch or add a mantel to the unit. To avoid dust accumulation it is advisable to ensure that your fireplace is clean. To do this, remove the access to the front or back panel from the fireplace, and then clean the inside.

Design

Don't be frightened to use the fireplace as a focal point in your home. It's an excellent way to make an impact. Neutral colors are a fantastic way to let other design elements to take center stage in your room. However it is possible to use bold colors used to emphasize a fireplace or add the look of a space.

If you're looking for a more modern look consider a different material than wood for the mantel and surround. Tile can be a wonderful choice to bring visual interest and texture to the room. It doesn't matter if you choose a simple pattern of cement or stone to match the walls or opt for a white-washed look to keep things crisp and clean, a fireplace with tile is sure to attract the attention of anyone who walks into your home.

Another alternative for a wall-mounted fireplace is to construct it into a recession in the wall. This is a great choice for homes which don't have enough space to accommodate a traditional built-in, and can help keep things streamlined and appealing. Some models are designed to be flush mounted to the wall, while others are oblong or elongated in order to fit under a TV or other storage units on your media wall.

You can also add some personality to your fireplace by incorporating a unique mantel or hearth. Based on the style of your home, you may want to consider a hearth that is raised like this one to increase height and make a striking impact. For a more rustic look consider a wooden fireplaces beam or rough stucco that is in contrast with the rest of the room's design.

You can make your fireplace stand out by hanging art and decor that reflect the warmth and character of your home. If your fireplace is in an area where you are likely to hang lots of artwork you should think about choosing pieces that reflect the flame's glowing embers as well as reddish hues or by displaying decorative items that are inspired by the natural beauty.

Features

Feature walls are usually used to create a statement of style, but a fireplace wall takes the concept and elevates it to a practical home accessory. With the addition of a low-maintenance electric fireplace, a feature wall doesn't only adds elegance to a room, it also provides cost-effective supplemental heating.

You can make an accent wall for your fireplace that is as bold or subdued, as you'd like. If you're looking to create a striking focal point for your room, a big flat-screen television is the perfect choice for an accent wall for your fireplace. If you're looking for a more subtle aesthetic think about pairing your fireplace with an entertainment stand or a wall-mounted bookcase.

You can decide if the hearth is suitable in your home depending on the size. While a hearth is generally placed at an 18'' height to allow for a comfortable seating however, it can be set at any height. Some people opt to take down the hearth entirely.

Many people enjoy the warmth of a flame and the ambience it creates without the need to heat their home. This is why a vent-free wall-mounted gas fireplace is a fantastic option for homeowners. It's safe and efficient. They can be installed in rooms as large as 1,000 square feet. They're great for living rooms, dens, and bedrooms.

When you are choosing a wall mounted fireplace, take into consideration the BTU output. The higher the BTU is, the more heat it generates. When deciding how much heat you need, keep in mind that it's better to not exceed the maximum output of the appliance.

If you opt to install a gas fireplace with vents, make sure the room is properly ventilated and that there aren't any combustible objects within three feet of the unit. This will stop smoke and flames from escaping into the air, which could harm furniture or cause health problems for family members.

Electric fireplaces are also available in a broad variety of styles. There are sleek models which can be paired with modern furniture and contemporary design. There are also masonry options that go well with traditional and rustic furniture. You can even design your own wall-mounted surround to create the most unique appearance. A custom-built surround is able to match the dimensions of your fire place and improve its appearance. It can also incorporate features like a mantle for storing music speakers or keepsakes.

Safety

Fireplaces add ambience and warmth to any room, but it's important 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 Fire shock. The good news is that these risks can be avoided by following the basic safety tips and practicing common sense.

If you have children who are young, it's advisable to have a mesh fireplace screen installed to prevent embers and sparks from flying out of the fireplace. This is particularly important if you have an open fire that burns wood. The smoke that comes from burning firewood can cause irritation or cause inflammation to the heart and lungs of adults and children suffering from asthma and other heart and lung conditions.

Even if the fireplace is equipped with a door that closes over the flames, it's crucial to keep children and pets away. The glass on doors to fireplaces electric can be extremely hot and can cause serious burns when they are touched. It is recommended to wait until it has cool completely before opening the door.

Vent-free gas wall-mounted fireplaces come with safety features built-in to protect against accidental use and ensure that the unit is not a fire hazard. These features include oxygen depletion sensors which shut off the flames when low oxygen levels are observed, and gas shut-off valves that immediately stop the flow of gas if the pilot light fails.

It is essential to maintain your gas wall-mounted fireplace inserts 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 cracks or gaps in the lining need to be fixed by a certified technician.

It is also important to check regularly to make sure that the fireplace's cord isn't twisted or covered by furniture or other objects. This could increase the risk of fire or overheating. It's a good idea keep liquids away from any electrical fireplace as well and it's recommended to use surge protectors to prevent sudden voltage spikes that can damage the appliance or cause fire. Also, it's a good idea to install your fireplace at least four to five feet above the floor to ensure it's safe for small kids and pets.