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Free Standing Electric Fireplaces

You can add a warm fireplace to your home without hassle. Unlike traditional fireplaces, electric ones don't require ventilation and are simple to set up.

This free-standing option has fluted pilasters and dentil moldings that make it an elegant option for any wall. It's CSA Group certified and has overheat protection. Its flame-only setting is perfect for summer.

Size

Free standing electric fireplaces are a great option for those looking to add warmth and comfort to their home without the dangers of real fire. They offer the ambiance of a traditional gas or wood burning fire with the added benefit of not emitting harmful fumes, making them perfect for homes with small children or pets. Additionally, they don't require a chimney or vents, and plug into the standard wall outlet.

Before you purchase an electric fireplace, it's crucial to think about the dimensions of the area where you will be installing it. Larger models will need to be recessed into the wall, so you will need to ensure that you have enough space to do this. In addition, it's also a good idea to consider the furniture in the room and how it will fit around the fireplace. This will help you select a fireplace that is the perfect size for your space.

When you are choosing an electric fire fireplace it is important to consider how much heat the Fireplace Suites can generate. This is usually measured in BTUs or wattage, and it is crucial to choose a fireplace that can warm the area you wish to use it in. If you're not sure of the size heater you need, you can make use of a calculator in order to determine it.

Many of the top free standing electric fire fireplaces also have a built-in TV stand, making an excellent addition to your entertainment center. They can accommodate most normal-sized televisions, and some have shelves that are perfect for storing your DVDs or other media items. These features can make an electric fireplace a fantastic addition to any home, and are particularly beneficial in smaller spaces that do not have enough room to accommodate a traditional fireplace. It is a good idea before deciding to evaluate the various types of electric fireplaces. This will allow you to choose the electric fireplace that best suits your needs and complements the design of your home.

Design

Free standing electric fireplaces can have a wide range of design choices to match any style. Some fireplaces come with frames made of glass with various shapes and colors. Others feature a solid wooden frame. Some frames have a rustic appearance. Certain models allow you to adjust the flames so that they look more or less real. The output of heat on these models can be adjusted as well in accordance with the room size and the amount of warmth you wish to feel in the space.

Many of these fireplaces shop come equipped with the ability to control the remote from anywhere, allowing you to control the display of the fire and alter the settings from any part of the room. These fireplaces don't need vents or gas pipes which makes them an ideal choice for homes without natural wood fire places.

This unit can produce up to 4,700 BTUs of heat which is sufficient for most homes. It utilizes convection heating that circulates warm air throughout the space. The flames are designed to appear as realistic as possible and the logs come with glowing effects that add to the realism. This is not designed to be a primary source of heat for homes. It is only a source of an additional source of warmth.

This fireplace is also very quiet. This makes it an excellent option for bedrooms or a living room. It has a timer feature that allows you to set the timer to shut off after a certain period of time. This is an excellent feature for those who like to stay up late or wake up early in the morning.

They are easy to install and don't require venting or gas lines. Since they don't produce smoke or soot, you can put televisions over them. This makes them an excellent option for homeowners looking to improve their fireplace or even add an additional one to their home.

Some fireplaces come with an elongated mantel which is placed against the wall, which is similar to traditional wood-burning fireplaces. They come in a variety of styles to match any home decor, and some even come with an edging made of stone or brick. These fireplaces are an excellent choice for those who want a traditional look without the extra work that comes with a fireplace that burns wood fireplaces.

Safety

Free standing electric fireplaces have become popular due to their convenient and safe way to enjoy the warmth of a real fire without the dangers. These fireplaces are safer than the real thing which could be hazardous to use around pets and children if it is not used and maintained properly. They also don't produce harmful gases, such as carbon monoxide that can be deadly if inhaled. They are also not hot to touch, and don't have sharp edges or surfaces that could pose danger for children or pets. They are also able to be used in situations where chimneys aren't practical or possible.

A lot of freestanding electric fireplaces have the option of a remote control that allows you to operate the unit from a distance. This feature makes these fireplaces simpler to use and maintain over time. You can maintain your home without having to move from your chair to the fireplace.

Another benefit of freestanding electric fireplaces is that they don't require chimneys which is a huge benefit for people who live in apartments or rented homes and wish to enhance the look of a fireplace. Additionally, these fireplaces come with zone heating, meaning that they only heat the immediate area around them, so that the other inhabitants of your building don't have to be uncomfortable from the excessive heat.

Electric fireplaces are easy to set up, and you can do it yourself with the assistance of an electrician. Make sure to plug the unit into an electrical outlet that is specifically designed for it instead of one that is shared with other lights or appliances that could cause overheating and cause damage to the appliance. In general, the majority of free standing electric fireplaces can be safely plugged into and left in a safe place for a few hours. If you're not confident with the assembly of your new fireplace, always follow your instruction manual.

Installation

Because electric fireplaces don't require venting or flues they can be installed just about anyplace there's a power outlet. They are particularly useful in homes that don't have traditional fireplace.

Many of the best free-standing electric fireplaces feature an element of design that can add warmth and comfort to any space. They come in a range of styles ranging from contemporary to traditional. Some models have a basic design, with only the logs while others feature more elaborate designs with intricate carvings and accents. Some models include a log set that's removable to make cleaning easier, and others come with fake flames that are adjustable to your preferences.

If you choose to hardwire your fireplace, make sure the circuit breaker is not shared with other lighting fixtures or appliances. This way, if an overcurrent occurs, it won't trigger a fire or trip the circuit breaker. You'll also require a dedicated electrical outlet for your fireplace, and one that's not located in any moist space in your home, like the kitchen or bathroom.

Think about a recessed electric fireplace for a more durable installation. These can be integrated into a fireplace, integrated into a wall or hung in a niche. They look particularly attractive in rooms with high or vaulted ceilings.

Installing a recessed unit requires you to first confirm it is the right size. To ensure that the recessed fireplace will work, take measurements of the width, height, and depth of your existing fireplace opening. The manufacturer's website should contain an easy measurement guide that will help you determine the size that's required for your particular model.

A carpenter who has experience to put in your recessed fireplace electric is a good option if you're not DIY-oriented. This professional can install drywall and tape to the wall, then build out the space, then mud it for you. This will make it easier to place your fireplace. They can also rewire and reposition your outlets to fit the recessed unit, if needed. They can also paint the completed product to give it a polished look.