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Why Get a Freestanding White Electric Fire?

Consider a white freestanding electric fire if you want to add warmth and ambiance to your home, without the need to build a chimney or connect to a gas. This is a fantastic alternative for a variety of reasons.

Electric fireplaces aren't real and children shouldn't be left alone with them. They also need to be kept away from gasoline and paint liquids that ignite.

It's easy to clean

Electric fires don't need chimney sweeping or any other form of combustion, which means they're much cleaner than fireplaces that actually generate the ash. To keep your electric freestanding fire looking new you just need to wipe down the exterior surfaces and interior with an aqueous cloth or paper towel. Our selection includes models that can be put into a recess in your wall as and freestanding designs that would look good in almost every living space. Browse our full selection of electric fireplaces to find a range of stylish brushed steel designs, classic log fuel beds and modern electric fires freestanding pebble styles.

It's Easy to Assemble

The MagikFlame range of electric fireplaces includes a range of wall-mounted models that are extremely easy to install. These electric fireplaces are different from traditional gas or chimney fires in that they don't require the installation of a flue or a connection with the central heating system.

You'll find that most electric fireplaces for wall mounting come with a simple to read instruction manual which will give you all the information you need to get started. It is recommended that you read the manual several times before beginning to assemble the fireplace. This will ensure that you are following the correct instructions, and setting up the fireplace in a correct way.

Use a pencil and a spirit-level to mark the wall on which the mounting bracket will be mounted. It might also be beneficial to drill a small exploratory hole in a specific area of the wall prior to when you do this, as this will help you determine whether the type of wall you're dealing with is suitable to hang an electric fire from it.

Once you've marked the area you plan to install the bracket in, you will need to drill holes into the bracket. These holes should be large enough to accommodate rawl plugs. After you've completed this you're able to proceed to the next stage of the procedure.

Depending on the model that you have chosen, you may need to fit the firebox onto the wall bracket prior to install the screen, or you may have to connect the firebox and the screen together as an entire unit. In either case, it's crucial that you follow the guidelines to the letter to ensure that you mount your brand new Free Standing Fires-free standing fireplace electric white electric fire safely and securely.

It's a great idea to connect the fireplace and test it after you've installed it on the wall. This will ensure that it functions as it should. You can also check the sound and appearance of the flames to can be sure that everything works as you expect it to be when you use it at home.

It's simple to maintain

Electric fires require less maintenance than traditional fireplaces. With the exception of the light bulbs which require replacement approximately every two years and your electric fireplace that is freestanding and white will last for as long as you own it. It is a good idea to replace all the lights at once, since it will reduce the amount of times you need to do this.

You should also regularly dust the electric fire as well as all its components to ensure that they are looking the best they can. It's recommended that you do this at least twice per week, based on how frequently you use it. Consult your manual for instructions on how to replace any damaged parts. Professionals should deal with more complicated issues such as persistent electrical issues or faulty heaters. They have the necessary technical expertise and knowledge. This will ensure that there isn't any unnecessary damage or the voiding of warranties.

It's easy to install

Electric fires are a great way to introduce the ambience of a fireplace without the necessity of chimneys or flues. They are a great choice for those without chimneys or a small space since they can easily be hung up on the wall or placed in a fireplace recess. They provide more options, like flame-only modes, as opposed to traditional fireplaces.

Easy to install are wall-mounted electric fireplace suites such as the Be Modern Ravensdale or the Optimyst powered Suncrest Lucera. The electric fires come with an authentic log fuelbed and a brushed-steel cladding. They are also available with a black finish for those who prefer a more modern electric fires freestanding style.

The most important thing when installing an electric fire freestanding fire is to ensure that it is located at least 3 feet away from combustible materials. You'll also want to ensure that the area is near enough to a power outlet so that it can be easily connected and turned off. If you intend to hide the plug behind your fireplace, make sure it does not cover any other sockets, as this could create an ignition risk.

When choosing an electric fireplace suite, it's important to consider its running costs. You can use the kW rating of the appliance to determine the amount it will cost to operate. The greater the kW, more heat the appliance will produce, but it could also add to your electric bill. Other factors that could influence the cost of your bill include your electricity tariff and the time of use.

To save money on your electric fireplace suite, look for features that can help you manage your energy consumption. There are many electric fires with thermostats that can be used to regulate the usage of the appliance and turn it off after an appropriate amount of time or temperature. This is a fantastic way to reduce your energy costs and decreasing your carbon footprint. You can also opt for a flame-only mode on most electric fires, which uses the flame effect, but not heating functions.