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A Built in Electric Wall Fireplace A wall fireplace with an electric built-in is an appliance that is installed in an existing opening. It isn't movable or removed without tearing down an area of the wall. These are typically plug-in models that offer multiple settings for flame and heat. Some models have the option of setting thunder and rain to provide the atmosphere. Size A built-in electric wall fireplace is attached directly to the wall, creating a space-saving design that minimizes floor clutter and provides an attractive focal point for your room. These fireplaces are available with or without mantels to fit the style of your home. They also come with a variety fireback options, flame-height adjustment, and digital settings. Whether you prefer the classic look of a masonry interior and a textured log set, or the modern appeal of clear crystals and ember bed colors The SimpliFire inception has an electric fireplace to suit your preference. It is possible to mount the fireplace with 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 wall-mount (no opening in the masonry needed) or have an elegant, recessed design installed by experts. Flames The flames that are electric wall fireplace built-in are created with LED lights or video images. The flames appear very real and can be manipulated to your liking. The flames are surrounded by a crystal-clear glass that can be tinted in a variety of colors. A lot of people opt for clear glass to create a more minimalist feel as well as dark brown or black to give a more traditional look. Glass is abrasive to heat. Some models also come with faux log effects that creates the appearance of a real fireplace, but without the smoke or fire. If you have pets or children in your home, make sure that the flames don't touch the combustibles like curtains, pillows or other furniture. In addition to fire hazards, touching these items may cause burns or physical damage. It is also important to avoid blocking the air vents at the front of the unit. This is essential for the proper operation of the fireplace since it will allow warm air to flow freely and minimize the chance of overheating. Aside from being a great space-saving device and a great feature to have, an electric fireplace can also make the space feel more comfortable for guests. This is especially true if you select a fireplace that looks like a traditional fireplace with its brick surround and mantel. Many of the features found in a free-standing fireplace can also be found electric fireplace, including multiple temperature settings, thermostat control, and remote control. A fireplace with an electric component can be positioned on the wall either as a recessed or surface mount. Surface-mounted models can be removed from the wall or relocated to a new spot without requiring the wiring of a brand new circuit breaker. Recessed units need to be removed and installed by a professional. They also have to be rewired in the new location. Another drawback of a built-in electric fireplace is that they don't provide the same amount of heat as traditional fireplaces and they won't function in the event of a power failure. Unless you have backup power sources this could pose a problem for homeowners who have. Heat A fireplace is a focal point that brings warmth, comfort and ambiance to any space. Electric wall fireplaces built in give the appearance of a real fire, without the hassle or cost associated with gas or wood. They also use a mixture of LED lights and mirrors to create the illusion of motion and create flame effects. They're quite captivating and can make guests pause before they realize that they're not actually seeing the real flame. Most electric fireplaces are able to warm a room as large as 400 square feet and come with the capability to operate at three different settings depending on your heating needs. The lowest setting, which produces only 500 BTUs per hour, is perfect for a reading or bedroom area. The medium and high settings generate 1,500 BTUs and 3,500 BTUs respectively. Electric fireplaces can also adjust the intensity of heat and brightness of flames with the touch of an button. This gives you complete control over the experience of your fireplace, which makes it perfect for any space. A wall-mounted fireplace has the benefit of being easy to install, and requiring no structural modifications. In contrast to a traditional wood-burning or gas-burning fireplace, there's no need for venting, and there's no chimney or flue. 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 almost anywhere on the wall. They plug into electrical sockets just like a TV, or a piece of art. You can choose to have recessed models that are either partially or completely recessed into the wall. You can also pick the trim and surrounds to fit the style of your home. You can also add an additional mantel to your fireplace if you'd like however, this can increase installation time and complexity. It will also take up more space in your home. If you opt for a fully-recessed design, some basic framing will be required, and it will have to be wired into the wall at the rear. Installation There are a few different ways to install an electric wall fireplace. Some can be mounted on the wall using brackets similar to a mirror or picture. Some can be recessed into the wall with a kit that fits the fireplace and hides any exposed wiring. Another option is to frame space in the wall and then 'build in' the fireplace, which gives it a more traditional look. It is always recommended to have an experienced electrician handle any electrical work, but for the average home owner it isn't difficult to install an electric fireplace. A majority of electric fireplaces have an electrical cord that connects to an outlet. This can be wired directly into the home's electricity system (if allowed by local codes). Check the installation manual for your model to determine the minimum clearances from the combustible material. Check the installation manual for your model to find out the minimum distance to any combustible materials. For most models the opening should be ¼” larger than the dimensions of the fireplace. Then, attach the bracket onto the opposite side of your fireplace. There are mounting kits to simplify this process for homeowners. After the fireplace has been hung on the mounting bracket then use a screwdriver tighten any screws, and ensure that the fireplace is secure against the wall. This is crucial because the fireplace will be permanent and you do not want it to be shaky or fall out. Finally, hang the glass face on the fire place. Depending on the model that you've selected, this may be a challenging task and it's recommended to get someone to assist you. Connect wall hung electric fireplace to the power source and then play around with the heat and lights. While installing a built in electric wall fireplace, it is important to follow all instructions from the manufacturer for safe and proper use. Some fireplaces have a safety switch that prevents the fireplace from turning off when plugged into an outlet. It is recommended to set up a separate circuit from the electrical panel to serve the fireplace, since this can reduce the chance of anything else within your home that could trip the breaker, and potentially creating danger.