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How to Choose an in the Wall Fireplace

An in the wall fireplace is a gorgeous and elegant focal point that also can be used as a source of heat. Knowing what to look for is essential to choosing the right fireplace for your space.

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Installation

A wall-mounted fireplace is an excellent addition to any home. This is particularly true for those who do not have chimneys, or simply prefer a more contemporary design. They aren't as costly as built-in models and can be more straightforward to install than traditional wood burning fireplaces. However, it's essential to ensure that the area is safe and appropriate for the type of fireplace you're installing. It's also recommended to verify local codes to ensure that you don't face any problems.

The preparation of the space where the fireplace will be placed is the first step. Depending on the type of fireplace you're planning on installing, this might require drilling a hole into the wall or removing an adobe wall. This task is best completed with the assistance of a professional because it requires the ability to follow precise measurements and not cut into any electrical wiring.

After the space has been prepped and the area is ready to hang the unit. Using a stud finder, identify where you plan to screw the mounting brackets to the wall. You can have someone else to hold the fireplace while you install the brackets for mounting. This will ensure that the fireplace is level and securely fastened.

Some electric firesuite fireplaces have hooks or slots on their back. If yours has slots, insert them into the hooks on the mounting bracket to secure it. If your fireplace has ember bed media, spread it across the top to give it a polished look.

It's now time to add the 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. To prevent dust accumulation it is advisable to keep your fireplace clean. To do this, remove the front or back access panel from the fireplace and clean the inside.

Design

Don't be afraid of using a fireplace wall as a focal point in your home. It's a great way to make an impact with a bold statement. A neutral color palette is ideal for letting other design elements of your space stand out, however the bold colors can be used to highlight the fireplace's design or add an element of texture to the room.

If you're looking for a less traditional style, you might want to consider an alternative material to the standard wood surround and mantel. Tile can be a wonderful choice to bring visual interest and texture to the space. A tile fireplace will catch the attention of visitors to your home, regardless of whether you opt for a simple pattern in cement or stone to match the walls or a whitewashed appearance.

Another option for a wall mount fireplace is to construct it into an opening in the wall. This is ideal for homes which don't have enough space for a traditional built-in tabletop fireplace and can help keep things streamlined and appealing. Certain models are designed to be flush with the wall and others are more oblong or elongated to fit underneath the TV or other storage units in your media wall.

You can also add personality to your fireplace by incorporating an individual hearth or mantel. Depending on the design of your home you might want to opt for a raised hearth like this one to add more height and make a striking impact. Consider a wooden beam or a rough stucco that is in contrast to the style of the room.

You can make your fireplace stand out by displaying artwork and decor that reflect the warmth and character in your home. If your fireplace is in the room where you like to hang a lot of art you should think about choosing pieces that incorporate the glowing embers of the fire and reddish hues or by displaying decorative items that are inspired by the natural beauty.

Features

Feature walls are usually used as decorative accents but a fireplace wall takes this idea and transforms it to become a practical accessory. With the addition of a low-maintenance electric fireplace, a feature wall does not only adds style to a space, but also offers cost-effective heating.

A fireplace accent wall can be as bold or as soft as you'd like. If you want to create a dramatic feature in your room, a big flat-screen television is the perfect choice for a fireplace feature wall. If you're seeking a more subtle aesthetic you could consider combining your fireplace with an entertainment stand or a wall-mounted bookcase.

The size of your room will help you decide if a hearth is a good option for your style. A hearth can be put up at any height. However, it is generally 18" high to provide comfortable seating. Some people choose to remove the hearth entirely.

Many people appreciate the warmth of a fireplace and the ambience it creates without the need to heat their home. This is why a vented wall-mounted gas fireplace is an excellent option for homeowners. It's safe and efficient. These units are rated for use in rooms that are up to 1,000 square feet. These units are perfect for living rooms, bedrooms and dens.

When choosing a wall mounted fireplace, consider the BTU output. The greater the BTU, the more heat it produces. When deciding on how much heat to use it is better to utilize less energy than the maximum output.

If you choose to install a gas fireplace with ventless ensure that the room is well-ventilated and that there aren't any combustibles within three feet of it. This will stop smoke and flames from escaping through the air that could damage furniture or cause health issues for family.

Electric marble fireplaces come in different styles. There are sleek models that are a perfect match for modern fireplace furniture and contemporary decor. There are also masonry-style options that go well with rustic and traditional furniture. You can also design your own wall-mounted surrounds for an entirely unique appearance. A custom-designed surround can be built to match the dimensions of your fireplace and enhance its appearance. It can also include features such as a mantle that can hold music speakers or keepsakes.

Safety

A fireplace can add ambiance and warmth to any room, but it's important to be aware that it can be a danger if it's not properly maintained or used. These potential hazards include fire or smoke inhalation chimney fires carbon monoxide poisoning and electric shock. The good part is that these dangers can be avoided by following basic safety tips and practicing common sense.

It is a good idea to install a mesh screen on your fireplace if you have young children. This will stop sparks and embers from exploding into the air. This is especially important for fireplaces that use wood because burning firewood generates smoke that can irritate and irritate the lungs of children and adults with asthma, heart, or lung conditions.

Even if the fireplace has doors that shut over the flames, it's important to keep pets and children away. The glass on doors to fireplaces can be extremely hot and can cause serious burns when it is touched. It is recommended to wait until it has cooled completely before opening the door.

Gas wall-mounted fireplaces with vent-free technology come with safety features that prevent accidental use. They also ensure that the unit does not pose a fire risk. These features include oxygen depletion sensors that shut off the burners when low oxygen levels are detected and gas shut-off valves that instantly stop the flow of gas if the pilot light goes out.

If you have vent-free or vented gas wall-mounted fireplace, it's important to maintain it regularly by having the flue swept and liner checked. A trained technician should repair any cracks or holes in the flue lining.

You should also check frequently to make sure that the fireplace's cord isn't stretched out or covered by furniture or other objects. This could increase the chance of overheating or fire. It's also a good idea not to allow liquids into the vicinity of any electrical fireplace. Surge protectors are recommended to prevent sudden voltage spikes which could damage the unit. Install your fireplace at a minimum of 4 to 5 feet above the ground, to keep it out of the reach of pets and children.