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How to Choose the Best Free Standing Electric Fireplace
Electric fireplaces are a great alternative to traditional fireplaces. They don't require gas, logs, or ash. Instead they allow you to take pleasure in the warmth of a fireplace without any hassle. However, not all freestanding fireplace electric electric fireplaces are made equal.
The best ones are able and can heat up to 1,000 square feet rooms. What is the best way to choose the best electric fireplace freestanding for your home?
How much heating do you need?
While electric fires can provide warmth and a cozy feel to a space but they're not designed to heat whole homes. Instead, they're best used to complement existing heating systems, or in areas that get cold, like a family room or home office. You'll need to think about the BTU (British Thermal Units) output in relation to the location where you plan to install it and the size of the area it will cover. Most units are clear about how many square feet they can heat, and some also provide additional information on their wattage output too (one watt is 3.41 Btu per hour).
A portable fireplace is a great option for those who want one that can be easily transferred from one place to another. For example, the Duraflame Electric Infrared Fireplace is compact enough to fit into an apartment, but produces enough additional heat to take the chill off rooms of up to 1,000 square feet. It also comes with simple controls and a realistic flame effect. The only issue is that it lacks safety features, such as tip-over and overheat protection, which could be a problem in households with pets or children.
Consider an installation on the wall If you're looking for a long-lasting installation, but you don't want to make any major electrical or construction changes to your home. These units can be inserted to a cutout in a wall and appear stunning when placed when placed in the right place. The R.W.FLAME Wall-Mounted Electric Fireplace is a great example. It can be mounted into a wall to give it a sleek, modern look. It comes in a variety of sizes. It's CSA-certified and comes with an easy remote control, but it doesn't come with a timer or overheat protection which can be a problem for some customers.
Where Do You Plan to Install It?
There are a variety of electric fireplaces. This can make choosing one even more difficult. You could end up with an appliance that doesn't fit your needs, or is just not the right fit to your home.
Electric fireplaces are popular since they can be put in almost every room of your home. They don't require an exhaust system or chimney. This means they can be used in places like bedrooms, dining rooms and offices without the need for extra ventilation.
Electric fireplaces don't release harmful fumes, like wood-burning fireplaces. This makes them a safer option for your family and pets.
Another advantage of electric fireplaces is that it can be moved from room-to-room when you need to change the appearance of your home. This is something you can't do with a standard fireplace with mantel.
Electric fireplaces are simple to set up. They can often be placed on the wall on top of a flat surface and then connected to a regular 120-volt outlet. This is a simpler process than installing a fireplace which requires masonry construction and wall recession.
In addition to being easy to install electric fireplaces are extremely simple to use. The majority of electric fireplaces come with a remote that lets you turn on and off the heat as well as adjust the flame settings. Many have timers that are helpful if you use the unit before bedtime.
How Do You Want to Decorate It?
Add decorative elements to your mantel to create a look for your electric fireplace as a focal point in your living space. Display framed artwork vintage lanterns, antique ones and distressed mirrors to create rustic appeal, or add wood coffee tables, reclaimed wooden shelves and weathered seating to complete the look. Select a fireplace with flame realism to give the illusion of a real fireplace. This adds an extra touch of elegance.
You will need to keep your electric freestanding fireplace clean to keep its appearance. A quick wipe down of the glass doors and frame can help remove grime and streaks from the surface, which keeps the appearance of the fireplace. You can also use a glass cleaner that could be applied using a soft cloth to wash the interior of the firebox and increase the visibility of the flame effects.
A lot of models let you alter the color or the embers. Some allow you to turn the flames on without the heat to create an aesthetic effect, or adjust their brightness to suit different designs. Others come with an option to use a remote to control the settings, including the temperature and the height of the flame.
It is normal to need to replace the bulbs in your electric fireplace when they are drained. It is recommended to stock up on extra bulbs, so you're ready to replace them as necessary. This helps keep the flame and ember effects looking their best, and also ensures that they're as energy efficient as is possible. Regularly have the unit inspected by a professional in order to prevent rust or other problems.
Where do you plan to connect it?
The majority of electric fireplaces plug directly into a standard electrical outlet and are as simple to set up as other home appliances. There are also fireplace inserts that are wall-mounted and that require more complex installation, however. These projects introduce factors like the installation cables and hardware that should be handled by a licensed electrician for safety and longevity.
If you decide to go with a freestanding electric fire suite, you don't have to be concerned about any special installation or electrical work. Place the unit where you want it to be to be, plug it in and ensure it's at a safe distance away from any combustibles. You can even move the unit to a different area in case you're planning to redecorate or change up your home's layout.
Also, you must be certain that the area in which you plan to use the fireplace has enough space for air to circulate around it. This is essential because it prevents the fireplace from overheating and causing the risk of fire. It is also a good idea to avoid placing the fireplace on top of other electrical outlets or electrical sockets which could block airflow and cause a danger.
Electric fireplaces are ideal for adding heat and atmosphere to your home without the need for any dangerous or messy elements like logs. You can enjoy the flame effect with or without the heat. This lets you bring warmth and comfort to your home regardless of the season. With the right arrangement you can bring the warm and comfortable feeling of a fireplace into any room in your home.
How much do you want to spend?
Free standing electric fireplaces are generally priced according to their size and design features. A more elaborate design, such as fireplaces with a mantel and hearth will cost more than a simpler one. Many retailers offer financing or discounts with a rate of five percent off or two years interest-free standing fires, to help you stay within your budget.
You can also find a range of different designs that will work in a room and match your home's decor. For instance, this Real Flame Silverton model looks like an individual fireplace that comes with trim molding to match the crown molding in your home. It also has an area to place frames of pictures or other décor, so it serves as a focal point in your living space.
Other models, like this Walker Edison Wasatch 58-Inch Transitional Fireplace Glass Wood TV Stand (also called by the name Glenwood) are smaller, take up less floor space and have a stylish design that is compatible with a variety of furniture styles. It has a sturdy construction and uses radiant, or infrared, heating to directly warm objects and people in the room rather than simply circulating warm air.
There are also electric fire places that can be inserted inside a wall cutout. This R.W.FLAME fireplace comes in a variety of widths to accommodate different areas. Its slim electric fire freestanding profile and adjustable flickering LED flames give it a realistic look and it has a remote control. It can be hard-wired into your electrical system for more permanent installation, although it will require the help of a professional electrician. But, you can also select a plug-in model which is suitable for homeowners or renters who are looking to stay clear of making changes to their home.
Electric fireplaces are a great alternative to traditional fireplaces. They don't require gas, logs, or ash. Instead they allow you to take pleasure in the warmth of a fireplace without any hassle. However, not all freestanding fireplace electric electric fireplaces are made equal.
The best ones are able and can heat up to 1,000 square feet rooms. What is the best way to choose the best electric fireplace freestanding for your home?How much heating do you need?
While electric fires can provide warmth and a cozy feel to a space but they're not designed to heat whole homes. Instead, they're best used to complement existing heating systems, or in areas that get cold, like a family room or home office. You'll need to think about the BTU (British Thermal Units) output in relation to the location where you plan to install it and the size of the area it will cover. Most units are clear about how many square feet they can heat, and some also provide additional information on their wattage output too (one watt is 3.41 Btu per hour).
A portable fireplace is a great option for those who want one that can be easily transferred from one place to another. For example, the Duraflame Electric Infrared Fireplace is compact enough to fit into an apartment, but produces enough additional heat to take the chill off rooms of up to 1,000 square feet. It also comes with simple controls and a realistic flame effect. The only issue is that it lacks safety features, such as tip-over and overheat protection, which could be a problem in households with pets or children.
Consider an installation on the wall If you're looking for a long-lasting installation, but you don't want to make any major electrical or construction changes to your home. These units can be inserted to a cutout in a wall and appear stunning when placed when placed in the right place. The R.W.FLAME Wall-Mounted Electric Fireplace is a great example. It can be mounted into a wall to give it a sleek, modern look. It comes in a variety of sizes. It's CSA-certified and comes with an easy remote control, but it doesn't come with a timer or overheat protection which can be a problem for some customers.
Where Do You Plan to Install It?
There are a variety of electric fireplaces. This can make choosing one even more difficult. You could end up with an appliance that doesn't fit your needs, or is just not the right fit to your home.
Electric fireplaces are popular since they can be put in almost every room of your home. They don't require an exhaust system or chimney. This means they can be used in places like bedrooms, dining rooms and offices without the need for extra ventilation.
Electric fireplaces don't release harmful fumes, like wood-burning fireplaces. This makes them a safer option for your family and pets.
Another advantage of electric fireplaces is that it can be moved from room-to-room when you need to change the appearance of your home. This is something you can't do with a standard fireplace with mantel.
Electric fireplaces are simple to set up. They can often be placed on the wall on top of a flat surface and then connected to a regular 120-volt outlet. This is a simpler process than installing a fireplace which requires masonry construction and wall recession.
In addition to being easy to install electric fireplaces are extremely simple to use. The majority of electric fireplaces come with a remote that lets you turn on and off the heat as well as adjust the flame settings. Many have timers that are helpful if you use the unit before bedtime.
How Do You Want to Decorate It?
Add decorative elements to your mantel to create a look for your electric fireplace as a focal point in your living space. Display framed artwork vintage lanterns, antique ones and distressed mirrors to create rustic appeal, or add wood coffee tables, reclaimed wooden shelves and weathered seating to complete the look. Select a fireplace with flame realism to give the illusion of a real fireplace. This adds an extra touch of elegance.
You will need to keep your electric freestanding fireplace clean to keep its appearance. A quick wipe down of the glass doors and frame can help remove grime and streaks from the surface, which keeps the appearance of the fireplace. You can also use a glass cleaner that could be applied using a soft cloth to wash the interior of the firebox and increase the visibility of the flame effects.
A lot of models let you alter the color or the embers. Some allow you to turn the flames on without the heat to create an aesthetic effect, or adjust their brightness to suit different designs. Others come with an option to use a remote to control the settings, including the temperature and the height of the flame.
It is normal to need to replace the bulbs in your electric fireplace when they are drained. It is recommended to stock up on extra bulbs, so you're ready to replace them as necessary. This helps keep the flame and ember effects looking their best, and also ensures that they're as energy efficient as is possible. Regularly have the unit inspected by a professional in order to prevent rust or other problems.
Where do you plan to connect it?
The majority of electric fireplaces plug directly into a standard electrical outlet and are as simple to set up as other home appliances. There are also fireplace inserts that are wall-mounted and that require more complex installation, however. These projects introduce factors like the installation cables and hardware that should be handled by a licensed electrician for safety and longevity.
If you decide to go with a freestanding electric fire suite, you don't have to be concerned about any special installation or electrical work. Place the unit where you want it to be to be, plug it in and ensure it's at a safe distance away from any combustibles. You can even move the unit to a different area in case you're planning to redecorate or change up your home's layout.
Also, you must be certain that the area in which you plan to use the fireplace has enough space for air to circulate around it. This is essential because it prevents the fireplace from overheating and causing the risk of fire. It is also a good idea to avoid placing the fireplace on top of other electrical outlets or electrical sockets which could block airflow and cause a danger.
Electric fireplaces are ideal for adding heat and atmosphere to your home without the need for any dangerous or messy elements like logs. You can enjoy the flame effect with or without the heat. This lets you bring warmth and comfort to your home regardless of the season. With the right arrangement you can bring the warm and comfortable feeling of a fireplace into any room in your home.
How much do you want to spend?
Free standing electric fireplaces are generally priced according to their size and design features. A more elaborate design, such as fireplaces with a mantel and hearth will cost more than a simpler one. Many retailers offer financing or discounts with a rate of five percent off or two years interest-free standing fires, to help you stay within your budget.
You can also find a range of different designs that will work in a room and match your home's decor. For instance, this Real Flame Silverton model looks like an individual fireplace that comes with trim molding to match the crown molding in your home. It also has an area to place frames of pictures or other décor, so it serves as a focal point in your living space.
Other models, like this Walker Edison Wasatch 58-Inch Transitional Fireplace Glass Wood TV Stand (also called by the name Glenwood) are smaller, take up less floor space and have a stylish design that is compatible with a variety of furniture styles. It has a sturdy construction and uses radiant, or infrared, heating to directly warm objects and people in the room rather than simply circulating warm air.
There are also electric fire places that can be inserted inside a wall cutout. This R.W.FLAME fireplace comes in a variety of widths to accommodate different areas. Its slim electric fire freestanding profile and adjustable flickering LED flames give it a realistic look and it has a remote control. It can be hard-wired into your electrical system for more permanent installation, although it will require the help of a professional electrician. But, you can also select a plug-in model which is suitable for homeowners or renters who are looking to stay clear of making changes to their home.
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