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Add Warmth and Ambiance to Your Home With a Free Standing Electric Fire

You can add a touch of warmth and ambiance to your home with an electric fire that is freestanding. Unlike traditional fireplaces, these units don't require ventilation, and only need access to an electrical source.

This CSA-certified item has a variety of heat settings and an auto-shutoff feature. It's also cool to the touch. It doesn't have an overheat or tip-over shutdown protection.

Safety

Electric fireplaces that stand on their own are among the safest ways to provide extra heat for homeowners. Contrary to wood-burning fireplaces and gas stoves, they don't produce an actual flame that can ignite explosive materials or release carbon monoxide into your home. They also don't emit harmful dust or fumes that could cause respiratory issues for people suffering from chronic illnesses such as heart disease or lung bronchitis.

Electric fireplaces do away with the need for routine cleaning and maintenance because they don't burn fuel or wood or produce smoke or ash. They do not produce harmful byproducts of combustion such as creosote and soot which could pose dangerous to the environment in homes.

Instead of a real flame, free-standing electric fireplaces use what are called "flame effects" to mimic the appearance of a fire. This technique makes use of LED lights and reflective mirrors to create a realistic appearance and movement. Some models also incorporate water vapor to simulate the look of smoke.

Certain models allow you to alter the flame and heat intensity by using the unit itself, which can be knobs or buttons. Others, like "smart" models can be controlled with an app on a smartphone or using voice commands. Certain models come with a remote that lets you to control the fireplace from a distance.

Electric fireplaces are generally safe. However, it is important to follow the safety guidelines when using any heater at home. Always keep these units a safe distance from flammable materials such as curtains or blankets. Never operate them near water and make sure they are not connected to extension cords or surge protection. In addition, it is essential to disconnect electric fireplaces when not in use, and to check them for any damages or malfunctions on a regular basis.

This CSA-certified electric fireplace is a stylish and versatile piece of furniture that will improve the look of your living space. It includes a remote and five different heating settings to suit your ease. It also has a timer and also an overheat protection and a safety feature. In our tests, it found it to be cool to the touch, and strong enough to avoid tipping, even when the fire was on.

Convenience

In contrast to traditional wood or gas fires, free standing electric fireplace stoves standing electric freestanding fires fires (this link) do not emit harmful gases into the atmosphere. They generate radiant heating, which directly heats the objects and people in the room. They are less energy-intensive and won't increase your electricity bill by as much. They don't emit smoke or other pollutants, which can trigger allergies or cause your home to smell like a fireplace.

Electric fires are also easy to use. All you need to get started with one is a power outlet and you're set to go. You can control heating and 'flames" by turning on your fireplace or through a remote. Many Dimplex models come with smart heating and "flames" technology that automatically adjusts the settings to achieve the ideal temperature in the room.

Most importantly, though, electric fireplace stand alone fires are safer for homes with children or pets. When burning gas or wood toxic fumes could be released if the fire is not used correctly. But, since there's no flame present with an electric fire, the fire is cool to the touch and doesn't give off harmful gasses.

There's no need to construct a chimney, hire an expert to install it, or purchase expensive flue systems with an electric fireplace. Plug the fireplace into any standard wall outlet to start using it. Many of our fireplaces are constructed from durable sturdy furniture that is able to stand up to the wear and tear of daily use. They're CSA-certified and include overload protection for safety, plus a tip-over shutoff feature, as well as a timer which automatically shuts off the fire after a predetermined amount of time.

With a range of aesthetic choices ranging from traditional to modern, our selection of free-standing electric fires can make any space feel cozier. Select a style that resembles a solid-fuel fireplace with coal, a log or pebble fuelbed. You can also opt for more contemporary style with colored crystal fuel bed or a colored pebble fuelbed. Some are even built into the wall to make space.

Style

If you like the look of a fireplace your home, but are worried about the cost and maintenance requirements of a gas or wood burning fireplace, consider an electric freestanding inset electric fires fireplace. There are many different designs of freestanding electric fireplaces available, so finding one to fit your preferences and decor is simple.

They are typically smaller than traditional fireplaces, and are often shaped like elegant space heaters. They are usually equipped with a mantel and can be positioned on a wall or in a corner. Radiant heating, also known as infrared heating is used to heat objects and people directly, rather than circulating heated air throughout the room. They are also more efficient than a fire, using up 90 percent less electricity.

A freestanding electric fire will enhance the style of your home. Some models have a more modern, contemporary feel while others have a more traditional style that can be a good fit with all styles. Some models can even be recessed into the wall to give it a more elegant appearance.

There are also electric fireplaces that are designed to be installed inside your existing fireplace. This is a great option for older homes that have an existing masonry fireplace which you would like to modernize with a more efficient heating technology. These electric fire inserts can be a great solution to upgrade an existing fireplace. Some have fuelbeds made of pebble or crystal so you can customize it to match your decor.

A freestanding electric fire does not require chimneys or vents. They are a practical and safe alternative to a wood or gas fireplace.

If you're looking for an elegant and stylish option, look into this electric fireplace from Amantii. It is an elegant European style with an open viewing area that gives an "see-through" effect on three sides. The flames can be adjusted to suit the mood, and they can also be turned off to create a glowing electrical effect that's very realistic. This unit is CSA certified and has the safety feature of a thermal overload and stop. It is robust and did no tip over during our lab testing.

Fuel bed

If you're looking to create a warm feature fire to your living area or create a warm and inviting atmosphere in your guest room, free standing electric fires are a great option. You can choose from a variety of designs, including colored or clear pebbles, logs and coal effects, and a variety of colours. There are models that come with remote controls, which means you can start your fire at the touch of an button.

Wildland fuel characteristics vary greatly across time and space and can affect fire behaviour and impacts. A national fuels mapping system, known as the Fuel Characteristic Classification System (FCCS), was designed to capture these complex aspects. FCCS reference fuelbeds were compiled using published literature, fuels photos series and other data sets. They are loaded into the LANDFIRE Fuels and Fire Tools (FFT) application.

FCCS fuel models are categorized into six categories: canopy, woody fuels and shrubs, nonwoody fuels, and litter-lichen-moss. The model calculates qualitative and quantitative parameters for each category, which describe the relative ability of the fuel bed to spread fire.

For instance for example, the FB10 fuel model depicts a stand of mixed live herbaceous and timber understory fuels that have a low amount of dead vegetation, primarily 3 inches or greater limbwood. Crown fire and spotting is typical in this type of fuel and is a different type of transfer of herbaceous load between live and dead herbaceous fuels to a steady transfer of dead fine fuels between shrubs, grass, and litter. The spread rate is low to moderate and flame length is moderate.

The Rothermel fuel structure model has been extensively used in operational fire modeling to predict spread rates in the quiescent (no wind or slope) conditions. However, the model often underpredicts spread rate in fuel beds compressed. It requires further research to better understand the connection between the structure of the fuel and flame propagation. This is a critical step, since the Rothermel model's numerator (energy released by fuel that is not burned), and denominator(fuel bed surface area), are strongly related to the spread of fire. This is an important finding which could help improve the model's performance.