How To Install A Wall Mounted Fireplace

Whether you're decorating your living room or adding a cozy ambiance to your bedroom, a Wall Mounted Fireplace can be the perfect addition. They use electricity as fuel and heat up to 150 square feet. These fireplaces feature fire glass beads and artificial logs. These units come with a remote control, adjustable brightness, and safety stops and thermal overload protection. And because they use electricity, they don't draw much heat.

If you're looking for a sleek fireplace, this one might be the perfect choice. Available in matte black or gloss white, this unit weighs only 77 pounds and is easy to move. The sleek design, which includes feet, makes it easy to install anywhere in your home. 

Whether you're decorating a modern or traditional styled room, there are a wide variety of Wall Mounted Fireplaces available. Some are easy to install and require little maintenance. The ventless design means you won't have to worry about gas lines or chimneys. And because they're so low-maintenance, they're great for any budget. And while you're at it, consider investing in an electric fireplace. You'll be glad you did.

If you're installing a wall mount fireplace, there are a few things you should know before getting started. Most manufacturers require the installation of linear fireplaces to be secured to three wall studs. If your drywall is too thick to support the fireplace, you'll have to use drywall anchors instead. It's also a good idea to have an assistant help you lift the fireplace. Once you've installed your fireplace, make sure you place an electrical outlet close to the location where you plan to install it.

Another important consideration is the look of the fireplace. A contemporary electric fireplace will instantly become the centerpiece of any room, and its sleek design is sure to impress. With its customizable LED flames and nearly fifteen different colors, the Wall Mounted Fireplace will add ambiance to any room. These units are also extremely easy to install. They can even fit in the space next to a television. The best part is, the installation is easy.

You can use a fireplace as a centerpiece in a smaller room, or as a complementary piece to a larger fireplace. Before installing the fireplace, make sure there are at least six inches of wall clearance on all sides. Before purchasing, you should measure the space where you'll install it and work out the square footage of the room. This way, you won't end up buying a unit that doesn't fit in with your room's decor.

When installing an electric fireplace, be sure to check its wattage. The higher the wattage, the higher the BTUs it can produce. An 11000W to 1500W fireplace can warm 400 square feet. And a 750W electric fireplace can produce just over two hundred BTUs, which is plenty for most homes. The price of an electric fireplace installation varies from $1,000 to two thousand dollars. Whether you install it yourself or hire a professional, it will cost between $500 to $2,000 depending on the contractor and the installation.