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How to Choose the Right Height for an on the Wall Fireplace

A on the wall fireplace can be a stunning focal point for any living room. It can be hung either over the couch or the sitting area to create a cozy and warm space for your family and guests.

Some models can be partially recessed into the wall for a built-in appearance. However, this requires some extra work and may require some DIYers to step out of their comfortable zone.

Height

Deciding on the ideal height for a wall fires fireplace is one of the most important decisions to be made when building an entirely new media wall. While the fireplace must be low enough to be easily seen from a variety of sitting positions, it must also be high enough that it will generate enough heat for a comfortable living space.

When deciding on a height for a wall mount fire, it is important to think about the amount of heat it produces and how close to the floor it will be, and what else may be mounted above it. If a gas or electrical fireplace is too low its heat output, it will be dissipated quickly and combustible materials could easily ignite. This can cause a fire in the house and also reduce the performance of the fireplace.

To avoid this, select a fireplace that has a narrow opening for the firebox or a chimney venting system that is high. This will ensure that the heat is efficiently and safely dissipated.

Another consideration is the purpose for which the room is used for. If the room is used primarily for socialising, relaxing and watching television, a higher fireplace would be a good option. If, however, it is to be used as an additional source of heat, a lower fireplace would be better.

Most people prefer to mount their fireplaces at eye level while sitting in the chair that is 40-42 inches from the floor. Some people put their fireplaces electric under a TV as well, and this could work, provided that the TV isn't too close to it or feel the heat.

Based on the type of fireplace, it can also be useful to consider what kind of storage might be required above the fireplace. For instance, if are using an electric fire it could be beneficial to install a sideboard cupboard or credenza over the fireplace to keep the surface free of clutter. This will give the fireplace an airy, modern appearance. It also makes the fireplace appear larger.

Installation

A fireplace mounted on a wall is a great option to add to a media panel. It's a great option for homeowners who desire an elegant look that blends with the design of the wall and it's also easier to set up than a fireplace that is built-in.

To begin, pick the best location for your fireplace that gives you plenty of room to move around it and ensure that it's clear of any combustible objects. Then, take a measurement of the length of your wall and ensure that it's wide enough to hold a fireplace that is at least 40-42" in height. Installing your fireplace can be an overwhelming task. It is recommended to get help from someone.

Based on the model of fireplace you select, the fireplace may require a direct connection to the wall studs, or to an existing bracket on the wall. Refer to the owner's manual for instructions on how to install direct-to-wall models. If you're installing a bracket mounted unit, attach the mounting bracket with toggle-bolt anchors as well as screws. Make sure that the bracket is fastened to at least two studs, and utilize a stud locater to locate the places where you'll need to attach a screw.

Once the bracket is set then attach the fireplace using the tabs on the bottom of your fireplace and the hooks on the top of the bracket. Follow the steps in the owner’s manual in the event that your fireplace has a front-glass panel that has to be removed prior to installation.

If you're installing a built-in electric fireplace, you'll need set up the frame of your firebox in the designated area on your wall prior to when it is fixed to the bracket. After you've completed this step you can use a drill to make holes for the mounting bracket or sand any rough spots on the wall.

Once you've drilled the holes, insert rawl plugs and screw them into the mounting bracket. Some wall-mounted models have hooks or slots in the back. You can then slide the hooks from the back into slots of the bracket for mounting.

Safety

The good news is that both ethanol and electric wall fireplaces are safe when the proper safety measures are in place. This includes regular inspections of the unit to ensure that it is operating properly and that no signs of wear or wear and tear are evident. It is also essential to keep the fireplace free from materials that are flammable like carpets, furniture, and paper. Keep children away from the flame and ensure they are aware of the dangers. Be sure to turn off the fire when you go to go to bed or leave the house.

When installing an on the wall fireplace, it is important to follow all manufacturer instructions. This means paying attention to the dimensions of the fireplace, weight requirements and clearance zone. Check the heat zones of the fireplace and the TV when you are planning to put an electric fireplace with a TV. The weight of the TV could exert pressure on the fireplace, causing it to collapse, potentially causing injury to the person who is in it as well as other family members.

Electric and ethanol wall fire places can generate high levels of heat that can cause burns to you. If you have young children, consider putting a safe-to-touch screen on your fireplace to prevent them from burning their hands. This screen remains at a lower temperature when the fireplace is on and won't burn anyone who touches it.

To prevent sparks from accidentally sparking flammable items such as toys and books Keep them out of the fireplace. Additionally, you should regularly clean your fireplace to remove any accumulation of ash and soot. This will reduce the risk of an fire.

One of the most common mistakes homeowners make when installing a on the wall fireplace is to not make sure that the fireplace is turned off before they go to sleep or leave the house. This is a serious mistake which could cause electrical problems or even fires.

Style

A wall-mounted fireplace is among the most popular components to be added to a media wall. It's usually placed beneath a flat-screen TV, and it's important that the fireplace meet certain installation requirements. It is important to consider not just the dimensions of the fireplace but also how much heat it produces. A fireplace that is mounted on the wall will usually emit heat from the vent at the front, while an open-air fireplace mounted might be able to blow heat from either the top or bottom. A popular option for media walls is to put an recessed fireplace at a height that is between 40 and 42 inches from the floor, which allows it to be seen from a seated position.

It is possible to find electric fireplaces mounted on walls with a variety of styles. However it is recommended to match the style to the overall style of the room. This will ensure that the wall flows smoothly and is cohesive. Amantii, Dimplex and other companies offer a wide range of electric wall-mounted fire places. Both brands are well-known for their quality and quick to respond to feedback from customers on how to improve the products.

A media wall can be designed to accommodate a TV or other electronic devices. Some people choose to use the recessed fire place to serve as an entertainment centre, while others want an amalgamation of a TV and wall-mounted fireplace. It is easier and more efficient to choose the right media wall that can accommodate both.

The main drawback to a wall-mounted fireplace is that it tends to appear more durable than freestanding fireplace electric fireplaces with a mantel. While it is possible to move the appliance from one location to another, it will require reinstalling the mounting brackets. If the fireplace is on an stud, it can be difficult to install TVs or other components.