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The Advantages of Free Standing Electric Fires

Installing a free standing electric fire to your home is an easy and cost-effective way of elevating the style of your room. There are a range of options to fit every budget and skillset.

They can be easily moved between rooms, unlike gas fireplaces. This is a great feature to have if you decide in the next few years that you'd like your fireplace to be in a different spot.

They are easy to move

One of the main benefits of free-standing electric fireplaces is that they are easy to move from room room if you want to switch things up. In contrast to traditional wood-burning fireplaces, which require huge quantities of wood, free-standing electric fires can be moved easily and are ideal for small apartments and homes.

The free-standing models are able to be installed more easily than wall-mounted ones which are wired hard and require a new circuit breakers. They are a great choice for condos and apartment buildings.

Electric fireplaces do not require venting, unlike wood-burning ones. This means that they don't produce smoke or toxins and are much safer to use than traditional fireplaces. They are also efficient since all heat is absorbed by the room. This helps you save energy and reduce the carbon footprint.

They're Easy to Set Up

It is common to take your fireplace and plug it into the wall, and turn it ON. However, if you have soft flooring (carpeting) or your fireplace sits on a hard floor, you may need to level it out with something like our flexible hard plastic Wobble Wedges(r). These can be easily cut to the exact length of your floor and then fit perfectly into the feet of your fireplace to prevent it from moving around or falling over.

You can also pick from a wide range of flame effects, including a log or coal-effect fuel bed for a more traditional look or a contemporary colored or clear pebble effect for a contemporary finish. If you're looking for something unique We have several options that can be used both wall-mounted or hole in the wall electric fires.

Installation is simple for the majority of people, provided that they have the right tools at hand. A spirit level and a drill are required, and some people might also use a stud finder to help them find the nearest studs before drilling holes into them. Once the studs are in place, the rest is easy and quick.

Installing them is simple

Freestanding electric fireplaces are a great alternative to traditional wood-burning fires especially for those who do not have the space to install chimneys. They are simple to install and can be used in many different settings. You must read the instructions that came with the fireplace prior to beginning the installation process. This will ensure that you're installing it correctly and that you will not face any issues later on.

The first step is to decide where you would like your fireplace to be. You can either hang it from a wall bracket, or place it on the ground. It's all about your personal preference as well as the type of fireplace. If you're hanging the fireplace, ensure that there's a power source close by and that it is accessible easily. A lot of wall-hung electric fireplaces include templates that show where to drill and insert the cables. Make sure the cables are not covered by furniture or other items.

The next step is to decide if you'd like to wire or plug into your fire. If you're planning to hardwire your fireplace, you should hire a qualified electrical contractor 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 where to put your fireplace, you can begin to put it together. The process is usually fairly straightforward, but it can differ from one model to another. Some electric fireplaces require you to construct the frame or trim, and then join it to the opening. Others include everything. You should follow the instruction manual that comes with the electric fireplace to ensure the most efficient results.

Once you've assembled your fireplace, it's time to install the fuel bed. You can pick a log or coal-effect option, but you can also opt for a more contemporary appearance with a glass-fronted stove which lets you see the flames. You can select a more design that is more decorative, such as a pebble or stone effect. Just be sure to clean your electric fireplace regularly to keep it looking its best.

Easy to maintain

Electric fireplaces require less maintenance than wood fireplaces as they don't require chimneys or smokestacks. They're still heat sources and will need to be cleaned on a regular basis. It's simple to clean an electric fireplace. The first step is disconnection of the heater from the source of power and letting it cool. This will protect you from any burns or injuries from scalding or burning. Also, make sure that there aren't any items that could ignite close to your fireplace.

You can start cleaning the fire after it has cooled completely. For the first step, employ a soft cloth to clean any smudges or dust from the glass panel. It is possible to clean the inlet and exit vents as they can become dusty with time. The ember bed is usually hidden behind doors or screens and won't be as smoky as other areas of the stove. However you can make use of a damp rag for removing any dirt.

Then, you'll need to check the fan for any indications of dust or lint. It's the most important component of your electric fireplace when it comes to providing heat for your home and must be free of both. If your fan is not turning or is unable to turn, use a vacuum with an attachment nozzle to get rid of any dust and lint from the motor.

You can also make use of a dry, lint-free cloth to clean the inside of your fireplace. Make sure to take off any decorative trim before you start cleaning, as it can be held by magnets and can be difficult to remove without damaging the surround. You'll also have to replace the lightbulb which is typically located in the fireplace. Be sure to follow the instructions for your fire to get information on how to change the bulb and to stay clear of any potential hazards to your safety.

If you're having issues with your electric stand alone fireplace, you should first try to solve the problem before calling an expert. Some common problems are flickering flames, the fan running, but not producing heat, or the switch being turned "off". If this doesn't resolve the issue, you may require replacing your electric fire.

You can afford it

Electric fireplaces are available in a wide range of styles and options. Certain electric fireplaces are easy to install, whereas others require more effort. Take your time to consider what you're looking for prior to purchasing. You don't need an appliance you'll never use or appreciate.

A freestanding electric fire is a great option to add warmth and elegance to any space in your home. They look and feel like real fires, but they can be used at any time of the day. Since they don't release ash or fumes they are safe for children and pets. They are also very affordable and easy to set up.

There are also a variety of styles and sizes to pick from. You can find traditional or contemporary designs that will fit perfectly in your space, and there are even options that can function as a storage cabinet. Dimplex Cheriton is a great option for those looking for an affordable, simple electric fireplace. This fireplace can fit any room in the home and can be installed by anyone who has basic DIY skills in less than 10 minutes.

If you are looking for an updated style, you could opt for an electric fire that is built into the wall or in the form of a hole. They are designed to fit into a cavity of your wall, usually above a traditional fireplace or into a custom-built opening. They can either be hardwired or connected to the plug-in system. If you select a model equipped with a smart controller or remote, you are able to modify the flame effect as well as heating settings on your smartphone.

There's an electric fireplace to meet your needs at any price, whether you're looking for an affordable option or a luxury model. In contrast to wood-burning or gas-burning fireplaces, electric fireplaces don't emit smoke and can be used in any room of the home. They are also highly efficient, converting all of their energy into heat and light. They are also less expensive to operate than other kinds of fireplaces.