Electric Fire Place Suite
Electric fire suites come in different styles and designs. They can be hung on the floor or wall and can be installed in any room.
The location of your electric fire place will be determined by a variety of factors. It must be near an electrical source to work.
1. Space
Electric fireplace suites are stylish alternative to traditional fireplaces. They contain all the necessary elements of an actual fireplace, including a mantelpiece, a surround, a frame, an inset fireplace and chimney. However they do not require a flue. They are easy to set up and don't require complicated construction work. They don't emit dangerous gases and are therefore an ideal choice for homes with pets or children.
The majority of electric appliances feature flame effects, which imitate the look of real flames with LED lights and mirrors. Some units even use a water-vapor system to create an illusion of smoke. While they don't have the same ambience as a real wood-burning fireplace but your guests will be able to be amazed when they see how authentic the fake flames look!
Another advantage of an electric suite is that it can be put directly onto the wall without the need for vents or a chimney. They are a great choice for apartments, condos and other areas that don't have access to gas or venting.
A majority of these units come with built-in dimmers and can be controlled via remotes. You can adjust the brightness according to your mood and temperature.
If you're planning to install a fireplace in the corner of your living space, consider replacing one sofa with a love seat and two chairs to accommodate more people. This will help save flooring space and will keep your living room neat and clean. For a comfortable and convenient arrangement, make sure you leave plenty of space between your furniture and the fireplace. You may also want to place a table between the chairs that can be used for reading or other activities.
2. Safety
There is a common misconception that fireplaces are dangerous however this isn't the case when safety measures are in place. Actually, electric fireplaces are much safer than their traditional counterparts because they don't produce creosote, and they don't increase the risk of chimney fires.
However, like other appliances and electronics in your home the use of an electric fireplace should be restricted to the proper amount of watts, and should not be used with extension cords. The use of an extension cable can overload your electrical system and cause issues such as fire hazards or overheating.
A clean space should be maintained around the fireplace and walls surrounding it. The area should be free of objects that can ignite such as curtains, wood, fabrics furniture polishes, aerosols. It is recommended to regularly clean the fireplace, following the manufacturer’s cleaning instructions.
The wall-mounted electric fireplace should be fixed securely to the wall. The wall must be solid and able to support the weight of the unit. In some instances it is possible to consult a professional regarding this task.
Additionally, it's important to be familiar with the built-in safety features that are included in your system, like automatic shut-off and timers. These features can prevent overheating and fires, and can also save energy. Registering your fireplace with an electric company will enable you to receive prompt notifications when there is an issue with recalls, or other safety-related issues. These safety precautions will help you and your family to enjoy your new suites for many years to come.
3. Installation
Electric fire suites are easy to install and offer the convenience of not having to install the use of a chimney or a flue. They are also energy efficient and provide precise temperature control without the loss of home ambiance. They are also easy to maintain and don't require ash cleaning making them an ideal alternative to traditional fireplaces. To avoid any damage or accidents it is essential to adhere to the instructions of the manufacturer and safety guidelines for installation.
The first step is to choose the best location for your fireplace. Make sure that the area is near an electrical outlet and clear of obstructions, such as curtains or furniture. It is also important to ensure that the area is able to accommodate the fireplace and its mounting bracket. It is recommended to use a stud finder to make sure that the wall can support the weight of the fireplace suite.
Once the unit is found, it's time to set it up. The majority of electric fireplaces come with an installation kit which includes essential items like a wall bracket and screws. It is important to read the user guide carefully prior to beginning this process because it will provide you with an understanding of how the fireplace works and what steps are needed to complete the installation.
Flame effects are included on all electric fireplace models. These effects are designed to resemble real flames. These effects are created by reflective mirrors and LEDs to create a realistic-looking fire. The effect can be enhanced with the addition of water vapor to create an appearance of smoke. Many people will do a double take when they see the effect for the first time, as it looks real.
4. Upgrades
Modern electric fireplaces blend energy-efficient LED lighting and an unique flame image that creates a an authentic effect. These electric fire suites can be used with or without heat, which means they can also be used to create an atmosphere during the warmer months. They are more versatile than traditional wood or gas fires, and can be positioned on walls that are flat to accommodate various styles of design.
Electric fireplaces emit no harmful gases, unlike wood-burning fireplaces. This makes them an eco-friendly option for those looking to enjoy the warmth and ambiance of a fire, but don't feel comfortable using the traditional fire. They warm the area around them, and won't interfere with other areas of your house or apartment.
Many manufacturers offer electronic fire suites as an alternative. This allows you to operate your fireplace using an app on your phone which is especially useful if you are away from home.
Some electric fireplaces include hearths at the bottom to shield your walls and floor from damage caused by smoke. They come in various materials to complement your mantelpiece and surround. They also provide an attractive design to the room.
Check out our large selection of modern and traditional designs if you're looking for a way to include an electric fireplace to your home. You can pick from a range of finishes, including large mantles that are perfect to display photos framed or favourite decor pieces.
5. Portability
Electric fireplaces are simple to move around and can be carried with you from home to house. They are a good choice for those who move frequently or rent homes and apartments. It also allows them to modify the appearance of their home as they see fit, without having to worry about breaking any rules that might hinder modifications to a house.
One of the biggest advantages of the most effective free-standing electric fireplace suites is that they are extremely light and can be moved around with ease. They can be placed in any space, no matter how big and are able to be placed in a position that is most comfortable and practical. They are safe to touch, and can be left on with no danger of fire for a long time. click this is particularly important for families with young children.
A well-built portable fireplace can also provide a realistic flame effect. This is achieved by using LED lights to create the flickering effect of a flame. Some of the more sophisticated units even include a water vapor system for a more authentic looking smoke effect.
This can give a whole new dimension to your living space and many of the newer models have been designed with this in mind. They also feature remote control and some are able to connect with smart devices like Google Home and Alexa.
Fires2u has a wide range of electric fire suites that can enhance your home decor. We have options to suit all styles of living, including wall-mounted suites such as the Hall Pryzm & Elgin Vardo and more traditional free-standing models such as the Flamerite Aubade and Tennyson.