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Free Standing Electric Fireplaces

Add cozy warmth to your living space without the hassle of a traditional fireplace. Unlike traditional fireplaces, electric ones do not require ventilation, and are easy to install.

This free-standing option features fluted pilasters and dentil molding that make it a stylish choice for any wall. It is also CSA Group certified and has an overheat protection. Its flame-only mode is great for summer, too.

Size

A free standing electric fireplace is a perfect option for those seeking to bring a sense of warmth and comfort to their home without the dangers associated with real fire. They have the look and feel of a traditional wood or gas burning fire, but with the added benefit of avoiding harmful fumes, making them perfect for homes with children or pets. They also do not require chimneys or vents, and plug into the standard wall outlet.

It is important to determine the space in which you intend to install an electric fireplace before purchasing one. Larger fireplaces will have to be recessed into the wall, which means you must make sure that there is enough room to accomplish this. It's also a good idea to think about the furniture you have in the room and how it will blend with the fireplace. This will help you select a model that is appropriate for your space.

Another aspect that must be considered when selecting an electric tabletop fireplace is how much heat it can generate. This is usually measured by BTUs or Wattage. It is essential to choose one that can warm the space in which you intend to use it. Calculators can help you figure out the size of heater you need in case you're not sure.

A majority of the top freestanding electric fireplaces come with a built in television stand. This can be an excellent addition to your entertainment center. Some have shelves for storing DVDs and other media items. They can be adapted to fit most TVs of standard size. These features can make an electric fires fireplace a great addition to any house, and they are particularly useful in smaller spaces that may not have the space for a larger traditional fireplace. It is a good idea, before making a final decision to evaluate the various types of electric fireplaces. This will help you select the electric fireplace that is best suited to your needs and complements the style of your home.

Design

There are a variety of design options for electric fireplaces that are free standing to match any design. Some have glass frames that come in various shapes and colors, whereas others have a more traditional look with a solid wood frame. Some have a rustic look. Some models also allow you to alter the flames to make them look more or less real. They can also be adjusted to adjust the amount of heat produced based on the dimensions of the room and how warm you want the space to feel.

Many of these fireplaces 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. They also don't require gas lines or vents and are therefore a great option for homes without natural wood fireplaces.

This unit can produce up to 4,700 BTUs of heat, which is enough for most homes. It is powered by convection heating which circulates warm air throughout the room. The flames are designed to appear as real as is possible, and the logs have a glow effect that adds to the realism. This unit isn't meant to be the primary source of heat in a home, however it is able to provide an additional source of heating.

The fireplace is also quiet. This makes it a great option for a living room or bedroom. It has a timer function which allows you to set the timer so that it will turn it off after a specific period of time. This is a great feature for those who like to stay up late or wake up early in the morning.

These fireplaces can be easily installed and do not require venting or gas pipes. They are also safe to mount a TV above them, because they don't emit smoke or soot. This makes them an ideal choice for homeowners who are looking to modernize their fireplace or to add one to their home.

Some of these fireplaces feature an elongated mantel that is set against the wall. This is similar to traditional ethonal fire places that burn wood. These fireplaces are available in many styles to match any decor. Some even have a brick and stone surround. These fireplaces are great for those who prefer an old-fashioned look without the extra work associated with a fireplace that burns wood.

Safety

One of the reasons free standing electric fireplaces are popular is because they provide the security and convenience to take pleasure in the warmth and beauty of a traditional fire without any of the risks. These fireplaces are safer than the real thing which could be hazardous to use around children and pets when not properly maintained and used. They do not release harmful gases such as carbon monoxide that could be fatal if breathed in. They are also not hot to touch, and don't have sharp edges or surfaces that could be dangerous for children or pets. They can also be used where a chimney is not feasible or even possible.

Many freestanding electric fireplaces come with a remote that allows you to control the fireplace from across the space. These fireplaces are easier to maintain and use over time due to this feature. You don't need to move back and back and forth between your chair and the fireplace to tend to it, and you can keep up with your routine home maintenance routine.

Free standing electric fireplaces are beneficial because they don't require chimneys. This is an excellent benefit for those who live in apartments and rental homes, but prefer the look of a fire place. In addition, these units provide zone heating, which means they only heat the space around them so that other residents in your building don't have to be uncomfortable from the excessive heat.

Additionally electric fireplaces are also easy to set up and can be set up on your own without the help of an electrician. Just make sure that you connect the fireplace to a dedicated electrical outlet rather than one that is shared with other appliances or lights that could cause overheating and cause damage to the appliance. In general, the majority of electric fireplaces that are freestanding can be safely plugged into and left unattended for a couple of hours. If you're not sure about the assembly of your new fireplace, you should always follow the directions in your manual.

Installation

Electric fireplaces can be put in anywhere there's an electrical outlet. They're particularly useful in homes that don't have a traditional fireplace.

A lot of the top free-standing electric fires fireplaces come with an attractive element that can bring warmth and comfort to any space. They come in a range of styles ranging from contemporary to traditional. Some models have a simple design that only includes the logs whereas others have more elaborate designs that include intricate carvings and accents. Some models feature a log set which can be removed for easy cleaning. Some models have fake flames that can be adjusted to your preference.

If you decide to wire your fireplace, make sure the circuit breaker isn't shared with other appliances or light fixtures. If an overload occurs it won't trigger an explosion and the circuit breaker will not trip. You'll also need an electrical outlet for your fireplace, and one that isn't located in any moist space in your home, like a kitchen or bathroom.

For a more permanent installation, consider a recessive electric fireplace. They can be integrated into a fireplace, built into a wall or mounted in a niche. They are especially attractive in rooms that have vaulted or high ceilings.

Installing a recessed unit requires you to first confirm it is the right size. To make sure that the recessed fireplace will work, measure the width, height, and depth of your existing fireplace opening. The website of the manufacturer should include a handy measurement guide to help determine the proper size for your particular model.

Engaging a skilled carpenter to set up your recessed fireplace electric could be a great option if you're not a DIYer. The professional can install drywall and tape to the wall, build out the space, then mud it for you. This will allow you to easily put your fireplace in. They can also rewire and relocate the outlets you have in place to accommodate the recessed unit if necessary. They can also paint the finished product to give it a polished appearance.