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

A fireplace on the wall can be a chic focal point for any living space. It can be put up above the couch or in the seating area to create a warm and cozy space for your family and guests.

Some models can be integrated into the wall to create an aesthetically pleasing appearance. However, this requires some extra work and could require some DIYers to step out of their comfortable zone.

Height

The right height for an on the wall fireplace is one of the most crucial decisions to be made when installing an entirely new media wall. While the fireplace must be low enough to be easily viewed from most sitting positions, it must also be high enough that it can produce sufficient heat to provide an inviting living space.

When deciding on a height for a wall mount fire, it is important to consider the amount of heat it produces as well as how close to the floor it will be and the other items that can be hung over it. If you place a gas fireplace or electric fireplace too low, it will lose heat quickly and combustible materials are able to easily ignite. This could cause a fire inside the house and decrease the efficiency 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 the heat is dissipated efficiently and safely.

A second consideration is how the room will be used. If it's primarily for socialising, watching television and relaxing, a larger fireplace is a good option. However, if it's intended to be used as a second source of heating then a lower fireplace will be more appropriate.

Most people prefer to mount their fireplaces shop at eye level when they are sitting in chairs approximately 40-42 inches from the floor. However, some prefer to place their fireplace beneath a TV, and this may work well too, providing that the TV is not too close to the heater or it could be damaged by the heat.

Based on the type of fireplace, it may be helpful to consider what kind of storage might be required above the fireplace. For instance, if you have an electric fire, it can be convenient to put a sideboard cabinet or credenza over the fireplace to keep the surface free of clutter. This can give an airy, modern appearance. It can also make the fireplace appear larger.

Installation

A wall mounted fireplace can be an excellent addition to a media wall. It is ideal for homeowners who want a cleaner style that blends with the media wall structure. It's also easier and faster to set up than a fireplace integrated.

To begin, choose the best location for your fireplace that gives you plenty of space to move around the fireplace, and ensure that it's free of any combustible objects. Take a measurement of the length of your wall to ensure that it's wide enough for the fireplace to have a height of at least 40-42". Installing a fireplace can be an overwhelming task. It is best to hire a professional to assist you.

Depending on the model of fireplace you select it could need to be fixed directly to a stud wall or attached to a bracket that is installed on the wall. If you're installing an direct-to-wall model, check the owner's manual for specifics about how to mount it. For a bracket-mounted model, attach the bracket to the wall with screws and wall board toggle-bolt anchors. Utilize a stud-finder to determine the screw locations.

Once you've positioned the bracket, mount the fireplace onto it using the tabs at the lower part of the fireplace and the hooks that are on the top of the bracket. Some models come with an opening for the front glass which must be removed prior to installation, so make sure to follow the instructions in the owner's manual.

You'll first need to install the frame of your electric fireplace on the spot you have designated on the wall. Then, it can be attached to the bracket. After you've completed this you can drill holes for the mounting bracket, or smooth any rough areas of the wall.

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

Safety

It is important to be aware that both electric and bioethanol wall stone fireplaces can be used safely provided the appropriate safety precautions are followed. Regular inspections are needed to ensure the unit is in good condition and shows no signs of wear and tear. Keep the fireplace away from any material that is flammable, such as carpets, furniture or even paper. Keep children away from the flame and ensure that they are aware of the dangers. You should also be sure to shut off the fireplace prior to going to bed or leaving the home.

When installing a wall fireplace, it is crucial to follow all the manufacturer's guidelines. This means paying attention to the dimensions of the fireplace, the weight requirements and the heat clearance zones. If you are using a television above the fireplace, it is recommended to ensure that the TV and fireplace are within the appropriate heat zones. The weight of the television can put pressure on the fireplace, causing it to collapse, possibly causing injury the person who is in it as well as other family members.

Be aware of the fact that ethanol and electric wall fireplaces can produce high levels of heat, which could cause burns when you are close enough to it. If you have young children you should consider installing a safe-to touch screen over your fireplace to prevent your hands from burning. The screen will be at a low temperature when the fireplace is lit and will not cause any harm to anyone who touches it.

To avoid sparks accidentally igniting flammable objects, like toys and books Keep them out of the fireplace. In addition, it is important to regularly clean your fireplace to eliminate any buildup of ash and soot. This will decrease the chance of the possibility of a fire.

One of the most common mistakes people make when installing an wall fireplace is to not check that the fireplace is shut off before going to bed or leave the home. This is a grave error that can lead to electrical malfunctions or even fires.

Style

A wall-mounted fireplace is one the most popular features that can be built into a media wall. It is usually installed under a flat-screen television and it is crucial that the fireplace is in compliance with certain installation requirements. The height at the point of its installation could be an issue, but it is also important to consider the heat that it produces. A fireplace that is erected on the wall will generally release heat from the vent at the front, whereas a fireplace that is surface mounted might blow heat from either the top or bottom. A popular option for a media wall is to install the fireplace in a recess at a height that is between 40 and 42 inches from the floor, allowing it to be viewed from a sitting position.

While it is possible to find a wall-mounted electric fireplace in a variety styles however, it is recommended to match the style of the fireplace with the overall design of the room. This will ensure that the media wall flows smoothly and is cohesive. There are many companies that provide different types of electric wall-mounted cheap fireplaces including Amantii and Dimplex. Both brands have a reputation for their quality and are quick to respond to feedback to improve their products.

Another consideration for a wall for media is whether the room can be used to house a TV or other electronics. Some people prefer to use the recessed fireplace as an entertainment center, whereas others may want to have an amalgamation of television and a wall-mounted fireplace. Choosing a media wall that can accommodate both will be simpler and more efficient.

The biggest drawback to a wall-mounted fireplace is that it can appear more durable than freestanding electric stone fireplaces equipped with mantels. While it is possible to move the appliance from one place to another, this requires reinstalling the brackets for mounting. It's not as easy to install a television or other component on the wall when the fireplace is in a stud.