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How to Choose the Right Height for an on the Wall Fireplace
A fireplace on the wall can create a beautiful focal point in any living room. It can be placed above the couch or within the seating area it will create a cozy space for your family as well as guests.
Some models can be integrated into the wall to create a built-in appearance. This will require more work and some DIYers may need to venture outside their comfortable zones.
Height
When installing a wall for a media, choosing the right height of an on-wall fireplace is a crucial choice. While the fireplace should be low enough to be easily seen from a variety of sitting positions, it must also be high enough that it can produce sufficient heat to provide 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 the height of a gas or electric fireplace is too low, the heat it emits will quickly evaporate and combustible materials could easily ignite. This can cause a fire inside the house and decrease the efficiency of the fireplace.
To avoid this, pick 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 utilized. If it's predominantly used for entertainment, socialising and relaxing, a bigger fireplace is a good option. If it is used to heat your home then a lower-end fireplace is more suitable.
Most people prefer to mount their fireplaces at eye level while sitting in a chair approximately 40-42 inches off the floor. Some prefer to mount their fireplace underneath a TV, and this may be a good option, provided that the TV is not too close to the heater, or it could suffer damage from the heat.
It is also essential to think about the type of fireplace you own and the storage required above it. For instance, if you are using an electric fireplace, it can be convenient to build a sideboard or credenza on top of the fireplace to keep the surface free of clutter. This can help to create an open and sleek appearance, and also make the fireplace appear bigger too.
Installation
A fireplace that is mounted on the wall is a great alternative to a media wall. It's ideal for homeowners who desire a sleeker look that is more in keeping with the structure of the media wall, and it's also easier to install than a built-in fireplace.
Start by choosing a spot that lets you move freely around the fireplace. Also, make sure that there aren't any flammable objects within the vicinity. Check the length of your wall to make sure it's wide enough to accommodate an elongated fireplace that has at least 40-42". It's also an ideal idea to have someone help you in putting up your fireplace, as it can be heavy.
Depending on the model of fireplace you choose The fireplace might need to be attached directly to the wall studs, or to an existing bracket that is mounted on the wall. If you're installing an direct-to-wall model, refer to the owner's manual for details about how to mount it. If you're installing a bracket-mounted model connect the bracket with toggle-bolt anchors as well as screws. Make sure the bracket is fastened to at least two studs and make use of a stud finder to determine the locations at which you'll need to attach screws.
Once the bracket is in place and the fireplace is attached, use the tabs on the bottom of the fireplace and the hooks at the top of the bracket. Some models come with an exterior glass panel which must be removed prior to installation, so make sure to follow the guidelines in the owner's manual.
You'll first need to install the frame of your electric fireplace on the appropriate spot on the wall. Then, it's able to be connected to the bracket. Once you've completed this step you can use a drill to make holes for the mounting bracket, or sand any rough areas on the wall.
After you've drilled the holes, insert rawl plugs, and then screw in the mounting bracket. Some wall-mounted models come with hooks or slots at the back. Then, you can insert the hooks from the back into slots of the mounting bracket.
Safety
It is a good idea to be aware that both bioethanol and electric wall fireplaces can be used in a safe manner when the proper safety precautions are followed. Regular inspections are needed to ensure that the fireplace is in good working order and shows no signs of wear and tear. It is also essential to keep the fireplace away from any flammable material such as paper, carpets and furniture. If you have children, make sure they are taught not to touch the flames, and to keep them away from the fireplace at all times. It is also important to shut off the fireplace before going to bed or leaving the home.
It is essential to follow the guidelines from the manufacturer when installing a fireplace on a wall. It is essential to pay attention to the dimensions and weight requirements and the heat clearance zone. Make sure to check the zones of heat for the fireplace and TV in the event that you intend to install an electric fireplace with a TV. The extra weight of the television can put pressure on the fireplace and cause it to fall and hurt you or your family members.
Electric and ethanol wall fireplace places can generate high levels of heat that could burn you. If you have kids think about putting a safe-to-touch screen on your fireplace to keep them from burning their hands. The screen will remain at a low temperature when the fireplace is in use and will not cause any harm to anyone who touches it.
To stop sparks from accidentally igniting flammable objects, such as toys and books Keep them out of the fireplace. In addition, it is important to regularly clean your fireplace to get rid of any buildup of ash and soot. This will reduce the risk of a fire.
One of the most frequent errors people make when installing an electric fireplace on their wall is to forget to shut off the fireplace prior to going to sleep or leaving the home. This is a very serious mistake that can lead to electrical fires and other electrical issues.
Style
A wall-mounted fireplace is one the most sought-after features that can be incorporated into a wall for media. It is typically installed under a flat-screen television and it is crucial that the fireplace meet certain installation requirements. It is important to consider not only the height of the fireplace, but also the amount of heat it generates. A fireplace designed to be recessed into the wall will typically blast the heat out of an opening located in front of the unit, whereas an open-air fireplace can release the heat from the top or bottom. A popular choice for media walls is to install a recessed fireplace at a height that is between 40 and 42 inches from the floor, which permits it to be seen from a sitting position.
It is possible to find wall-mounted [electric fires](https://www.fireplacesandstove.com/) in a variety styles. However it is recommended to match the style with the overall design of the room. This will help ensure that the entire wall is in harmony and flows nicely together. There are many companies that offer a variety of electric wall-mounted fireplaces, including Amantii and Dimplex. Both brands are renowned for quality, and they are quick to respond to customer feedback to improve their products.
A media wall can be constructed to accommodate a TV or other electronic devices. Some people choose to use a recessed fireplace as an entertainment center, and others prefer an amalgamation of a TV and wall-mounted fireplace. It is more convenient and efficient to select the right media wall that can accommodate both.
The primary drawback of a wall-mounted fireplace is that it tends to feel more permanent than freestanding electric fireplaces equipped with mantel. It is possible to move the appliance from one place to another but this will require the mounting brackets to be replaced. If the fireplace is on an stud, it can be difficult to install televisions or other equipment.