How to Choose an in the Wall Fireplace

A fireplace that is built-in can be a beautiful focal point and also serve as a source of heat. Selecting the best one for your space is about knowing what to look for.

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Installation

A wall-mounted fireplace is a great addition for any home. This is especially true for those who don't have chimneys or prefer a modern design. These kinds of fireplaces are usually not as expensive as built-in units and can be a bit easier to install than a traditional wood burning fireplace. But, it's crucial to ensure that the place is safe and suitable for the type of fireplace you're installing. It's also recommended to verify local codes to ensure that you don't encounter any issues.

The first step in any project is to prepare the area in which you're planning to install the fireplace. It may require a hole cut into the wall or a piece of drywall to be removed. It is best to employ an expert for this task since it requires precise measurements and the ability to cut electrical wiring.

Once the space is prepared, it's now time to hang the unit. Utilize a studfinder for determining the location you'll need to attach the brackets in the wall. You can have someone else stand over the fireplace while you attach the brackets for mounting. This will ensure that the fireplace is level and securely secured.

Certain fireplaces that are electric have slots or hooks on their back. If the fireplace you have has slots, insert them into the hooks on the mounting bracket to fix it. If your fireplace includes ember bed media, spread it across the top of the fireplace to give it a polished look.

It's now time to add decorative pieces. You can put in an accent piece like a mantel, or even design a whole new frame that will be surrounded by the fireplace. It's always a good idea to keep the fireplace clean to prevent dust build-up. To do this, you'll need to remove the back of the fireplace, or the front access panel and wipe down the interior of the.

Design

Don't be afraid of using the fireplace as a focal point in your home. It is an excellent way to make an impact with a bold statement. A neutral color palette is an excellent way to let other design elements of your room be the focal point, however the bold colors can be used to draw attention to the fireplace's design or to add texture to the room.

If you want an updated look choose a different material than wood for the mantel and surround. Tile can be a wonderful option to add visual interest and a unique look to the room. Whether you use a simple stone or cement pattern to match the walls or choose a white-washed look to keep things neat and clean, a fireplace with tile is sure to catch the eye of anyone who visits your home.

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

You can also give your fireplace with a unique look by adding a unique hearth or mantel. You may choose to have an elevated hearth, such as this one, to increase height and create an impact. If you want a more rustic style consider a Wooden Fireplaces beam or a rough stucco that stands out from the other elements of the room's style.

In the end, you can make your fireplace stand out by making it a place to display art and decor that is reflective of the warmth and character of your home. If your fireplace is situated 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 tones, or by hanging decorative objects that are inspired by nature's beauty.

The following are some examples of

Feature walls are often used as decorative statements, but a fireplace wall takes the concept and elevates it to a practical home accessory. With the addition of an electric fireplace that requires little maintenance, a feature wall does not only adds a stylish look to a space, but also provides cost-effective supplemental heating.

You can create an accent wall for your fireplace that is as striking or subdued as you'd prefer. A large flat-screen TV is the ideal option for creating a striking accent wall in your house. If you're looking for an elegant look think about pairing your fireplace with an entertainment stand or a wall-mounted bookcase.

You can decide whether you want a hearth for your space by examining its size. A hearth can be set at any height. However, it is generally 18" high, it can be set higher to allow for comfortable seating. Some people choose to remove the hearth entirely.

Many people love the warmth and ambiance of a fire without the need to heat their homes. This is why a vented wall mounted gas fireplace is a great choice for homeowners. It's reliable and safe. These units are rated for use in rooms up to 1,000 square feet. These units are perfect for bedrooms, living rooms and dens.

When choosing a fireplace for your wall, be sure to consider the BTU output. The more powerful the BTU is, the more heat it produces. When deciding on the amount of heat you need, keep in mind that it's safer to limit the heat to less than the maximum output of the appliance.

If you opt to install a gas fireplace with vents, make sure the room is adequately ventilated and there aren't any combustible materials within three feet of the fireplace. This stops smoke and flames from being released into the air, which could cause damage to furniture or health problems for family members.

Electric fireplaces are also available in a wide range of styles. There are modern designs that are a perfect match for modern furniture and modern design. There are also masonry-style options which complement rustic and traditional furnishings. You can also design your own wall-mounted surrounds for an entirely unique look. A custom built surround can be built to match the dimensions of your fireplace, and also enhance its appearance. It could also include features such as a mantle that can hold music speakers or other keepsakes.

Safety

It's true that a fireplace can bring warmth and ambiance to a room however, if it's not maintained or used properly it can also be dangerous. These hazards include inhaling smoke and fire, chimney fires, and carbon monoxide poisoning. The good news is that these hazards can be avoided by following the basic safety tips and practicing common sense.

It's a good idea to put up a mesh screen over your fireplace in the event that you have children. This will stop sparks and embers from flying into the air. This is especially necessary for fireplaces that use wood since burning firewood produces smoke that can irritate and irritate the lungs of children and adults with asthma or heart conditions.

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

Vent-free gas wall-mounted fireplaces come with safety features that are built-in to prevent accidental use and ensure that the unit is not a fire risk. These features include oxygen depletion sensors that shut off the burners when low oxygen levels are observed, and gas shut-off valves that immediately stop the flow of gas in the event that the pilot light goes out.

No matter if you have vent-free or vented gas wall-mounted fireplace, you need to keep it in good condition by having the flue cleaned and the interior lining checked. Any cracks or gaps in the lining need to be fixed by a certified technician.

It's recommended to check frequently that the power cord for 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 recommended to let liquids near any electrical fireplace. Surge protectors are recommended to avoid sudden voltage spikes which could cause damage to the appliance. Install your fireplace at a minimum of 4 to 5 feet above the ground, to keep it out of reach of pets and small children.