The Advantages of Free Standing Electric Fires

A free-standing electric fireplace is a simple and affordable solution to enhance the style of any room. There are a range of options to suit every budget and level of expertise.

In contrast to gas fireplaces, they're easy to move from room to room. This is a great feature to have if you decide in a few years that you'd like to have your fireplace located in a different area.

They are easy to move

One of the main benefits of electric fireplaces freestanding is that they're simple to move from room to room when you want to alter the look. Freestanding electric fireplaces are great for small homes or apartments because they can be easily moved.

Freestanding models are also simpler to install than wall-mounted options that require a hardwire into the wall, and typically require an entirely new circuit breaker. They are an excellent choice for apartment buildings and condos.

In contrast to wood-burning fireplaces, freestanding electric fireplaces do not need to be vented. This means they don't create any toxins or smoke and are safer to use than traditional fireplaces. They are also efficient, because all heat is absorbed by the room. This lets you lower the carbon footprint of your home and save energy.

They're easy to set up

Usually, you simply unpack the fireplace, plug it in, and then turn it off. However it is possible that you have soft flooring (carpeting) or your fireplace is on a hard surface, it may be necessary to level it out using something like our flexible hard plastic Wobble Wedges(r). They can be cut to the exact length of your floor and fit perfectly into the fireplace's feet to prevent it from bouncing around or falling over.

You can also select from a variety of flame effect options like a coal-effect or log fuel bed for a more traditional look or a contemporary colored or clear pebble effect for a contemporary look. If you're looking for something unique, we have a couple of options that can be used both wall-mounted or hole in the wall electric fires.

Installation is easy for most people, provided they've got the right tools at hand. A spirit level and a drill are required and some may also use a stud finder to assist them in locating the closest studs prior drilling holes into them. Once the studs are set, the rest is easy and quick.

Installing them is easy

Freestanding electric fireplaces are a great alternative to traditional wood-burning fireplaces especially for those who don't have the space for chimneys. They are easy to set up, and they can be utilized in a variety of settings. It is recommended to read the instructions that came with your fireplace prior to starting the installation process. This will ensure that you are setting it up correctly and won't run into any problems later on.

The first step is to choose where you want your fire. You can hang it from a wall bracket or place it on the floor, depending on your preference and the design of fireplace. If you're hanging the fireplace, ensure that there's a power source nearby and that it can be reached easily. A majority of electric fireplaces that are wall-hung have a template that shows where to drill and insert the cables. It is also important to ensure that the cables aren't obstructed by furniture or other items.

You'll then need to decide if you want to wire or plug into your fire. If you're planning on hardwiring it, make sure you employ a licensed electrician to complete the task. If you plan to plug it in, make sure you have a 120 Volt 15 Amp outlet near the fireplace.

Once you've decided the location you'd like to put your fireplace, it's time to begin assembling it. In general, the process will be fairly straightforward, although it will differ from model to model. Some fireplaces require you to build frames or trims and then join it to the opening. Others come with everything. To get the best results, be sure to read the instructions that come with the electric fire.

After you've put together your fireplace, it's time to add the fuel bed. You can choose from a log or coal-effect option, but you can also opt for a modern look with a glass-fronted stove that allows you to see the flames. You can also choose something more attractive like an emerald or colored pebble effect. Keep your electric fireplace in good condition by cleaning it regularly.

They're easy to maintain.

Electric fireplaces require less maintenance than wood fireplaces as they don't require smokestacks or chimneys. However, they are still an energy source and require to be cleaned periodically. It's simple to clean an electric fireplace. The first step is disconnection of the heater from its source of power and letting it cool. This will reduce the risk of injuries from burns or scorching. You should also make sure there aren't any flammable objects near your fireplace.

You can begin cleaning the fire once it has cooled completely. Start by using a soft, clean cloth and taking off any smudges or dust on the glass panel. You may also need to clean the outlet and inlet vents, which can be soiled over time. The ember bed of your fireplace stove is typically hidden behind a screen or door and won't be as dusty as the rest of the interior however, you can apply a damp cloth to remove any dirt that might have accumulated.

It is also important to look for evidence of dust or lint on your fan. The fan is the primary element of an electric fireplace for providing warmth to a space. It must be free of both lint and dust. If your fireplace's fan isn't turning freely or isn't willing to move then you must use a vacuum cleaner with an attachable nozzle to remove dust and lint from the motor.

You can also use a dry lint-free cloth to clean the interior of your fireplace. Be sure to remove any decorative trim before you begin cleaning, since this can be held on by magnets and can be difficult to remove without damaging the surround. You'll also have to replace the lightbulb, which is usually found inside the fireplace. To avoid any safety hazards, read the instructions on the fire to discover how to change the lightbulb.

Before calling a professional, attempt to resolve any issues you might encounter with your electric fireplace. Some common problems are flickering flames, the fan running but producing no heat, or the switch being turned "off". If this doesn't resolve the issue, you might require replacing your electrical fire.

You can afford it

Electric fireplaces come in a variety of styles and designs. Some are very simple and easy to install and others require a bit more work. Consider what you're looking for prior to purchasing. You don't want to be with a fireplace that you never use or don't love using.

A freestanding electric fireplace can be an excellent feature for any room. It brings style and warmth. They look and feel just like real fires, but they can be used at any time of the day. Since they don't release smoke or ash they are safe for children and pets. They are also affordable and easy to install.

There's also a range of styles and sizes to choose from. You can find traditional or contemporary designs to match your space perfectly, and there are even options that can function as storage cabinets. The Dimplex Cheriton, for example is a perfect choice for those looking for a simple, low-cost electric fireplace. This fireplace can be placed anywhere in the home, and it can be put in place in less than ten minutes by anyone with a basic understanding of DIY.

If you prefer modern design, you may prefer an electric fire which is incorporated into the wall or in the form of a hole. These are designed to be fitted into a cavity of your wall, usually over a traditional fireplace, or into a purpose-built opening. They can be wired or run on an electrical plug. If you choose a model that has an intelligent remote or control, you can also adjust the flame effect and temperature settings from your smartphone.

There's an electric fireplace freestanding fireplace that will meet your needs at any price, whether you're looking for an affordable model or a more expensive model. Electric fireplaces are a fantastic alternative to wood or gas burning fireplaces. They do not emit any gasses and can be installed in any room in the home. Electric fireplaces are highly efficient and they convert all their energy into light and heat. They are also less expensive to run than other models.