Are You Getting The Most Of Your On The Wall Fireplace?
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How to Choose the Right Height for an on the Wall Fireplace
A fireplace that is mounted on the wall can be a stunning focal point in any living room. It can be hung either over the couch or the sitting area to create a warm and cozy space for your family, you, and guests.
Some models can be partially recessed into the wall to give it a built-in appearance. This requires more work, and some DIYers may need to venture outside their comfortable zone.
Height
When constructing a media wall, determining the appropriate height of an on-wall fireplace is an important decision. While the fireplace should be low enough to be easily seen from a variety of seating positions, it should be high enough so that it can produce sufficient heat to provide an inviting living space.
It is essential to take into consideration the amount of heat that the wall-mounted fire generates and the distance to the floor and any other equipment that may be mounted above the fire. If a gas or electric fireplace is too low its heat output, it will quickly evaporate and combustible materials can easily ignite. This can lead to an explosion in the house and the efficiency of the fireplace will be greatly diminished.
To avoid this, pick an open fireplace with a narrow opening for the firebox or a chimney venting system that is high. This will ensure that the heat is efficiently dissipated and safely.
Another factor to consider is the purpose for which the room will be used for. If the room will be mostly used for socialising, relaxing and watching television, a higher fireplace is a good option. If it is used to heat your home, a lower fireplace is better.
Most people prefer to put their fireplaces at eye level while sitting in the chair, which is about 40-42 inches from the floor. Some prefer to mount their fireplace under a TV and this can be effective too, provided that the TV isn't too close to the heater, or it could suffer damage from the heat.
Depending on the kind of fireplace, it may be beneficial to think about what kind of storage might be required above the fireplace. For instance, if you have an electric fire, it can be convenient to build a sideboard or credenza above the fireplace to keep the area free of clutter. This can give an open, sleek look. It can also make the fireplace seem larger.
Installation
A fireplace that is mounted on the wall is a wonderful addition to a media panel. It is a great option for homeowners who want a more sleek appearance that is more in line with the media wall structure. It is also simpler and faster to set up than an integrated fireplace.
Begin by selecting a place that allows you to move easily around the white fireplace. Also, ensure that there aren't any flammable objects in the area. Measure the length of your wall and ensure that it's wide enough to accommodate an existing fireplace that's at least 40-42" in height. It's also an ideal idea to have a person assist with the installation of your fireplace, because it can be heavy.
Based on the model of fireplace you pick, it may need to be fixed directly to a stud wall or connected to a bracket that is hung on the wall. If you're installing a direct to wall model, make sure to check the owner's manual for details on how to mount it. For models that are bracket-mounted, fix the bracket to the wall with screws and wall board toggle-bolt anchors. Utilize a stud-finder for locating the screw locations.
Once you've set the bracket, mount the fireplace onto it using the tabs on the bottom of the fireplace and the hooks that are on the top of the mounting bracket. Follow the steps in the owner's manual, if your model comes with a front-glass panel that has to be removed prior to installation.
You'll first need to install the frame of your electric fireplace in the appropriate spot on the wall. Then, it can be hung from the bracket. After you've completed this step you can use a drill to create holes for the mounting bracket or sand any rough areas on the wall.
After drilling the holes, you can screw in the mounting bracket. Certain models of wall-mounted fireplaces have hooks or slots on the back and you can insert the hooks on the back of the fireplace into the slots on the mounting bracket.
Safety
It is a good idea to know that both electric and bioethanol wall fireplaces can be used in a safe manner when the right safety measures are in place. This includes regular inspections of the fireplace to ensure that it's operating properly and that no signs of wear or tear are present. Keep the fireplace clear of any flammable material like furniture, carpets, or paper. Keep children away from the flame and ensure that they are aware of the dangers. It is also important to turn off the fire before going to bed or leaving the home.
When installing an on the wall fireplace, it is crucial to follow the manufacturer's instructions. This means paying attention to the dimensions of the fireplace, weight requirements and clearance zone. Make sure to check the zones of heat for the fireplace and TV in the event that you intend to install a TV over the fireplace. The extra weight from the TV could exert pressure on the fireplace, which could cause it to fall and injure you or your family members.
You should also be aware that ethanol and electric wall fireplaces are capable of producing high levels of heat, that can cause you to burn yourself should you get close enough to it. Consider installing a screen that is safe to use on your fireplace if have small children. This will protect your children from being burned. The screen will be at a low temperature when the fireplace is lit, and won't burn anyone who touches it.
It is also recommended to keep any flammable objects like toys and books, away from the fireplace to prevent them from getting accidentally ignited by sparks. Additionally, you should regularly clean your fireplace to get rid of any accumulation of ash and soot. This will reduce the risk of an fire.
One of the most common mistakes people make when installing an on the wall fireplace is to not check that the fireplace is turned off before they go to sleep or leave the home. This is a serious mistake that can lead to electrical malfunctions or even fires.
Style
A wall-mounted fire place is one of the most sought-after elements to be added to a media wall. It is usually installed beneath a flat-screen TV and it is essential that the fireplace meet certain installation requirements. The height from where it is positioned can be a factor however it is important to consider the heat it generates. A fireplace stove that is designed to be recessed into the wall will usually blow the heat through a vent in the front of the unit, while a surface-mounted fireplace may blow the heat from the top or the bottom. For a media wall it is common to install a fireplace that is recessed at a height of between 40 and 42 inches above the floor. This lets you see it from a seated position.
It is possible to find wall-mounted electric fires in a variety of styles. However it is recommended to match the style to the overall design of the room. This will ensure that the entire wall is in harmony and flows seamlessly. Amantii, Dimplex and other companies provide a range of wall-mounted electric fire places. Both brands are renowned for their quality and quick response when customers provide feedback on how to improve the products.
A media wall can be constructed to accommodate a TV, or other electronic devices. Some prefer to use the recessed fireplace as an entertainment center, while others may want to have a combination of both television and a wall-mounted fireplace. Choosing a media wall that can accommodate both will be more convenient and more efficient.
The biggest drawback to a wall-mounted fireplace is that it can appear more durable than freestanding electric firesuite fireplaces that have mantel. It is possible to move an appliance from one location to another, but this will require the mounting brackets to be replaced. If the fireplace is located in a stud, it is difficult to mount a TV or other components.
A fireplace that is mounted on the wall can be a stunning focal point in any living room. It can be hung either over the couch or the sitting area to create a warm and cozy space for your family, you, and guests.
Some models can be partially recessed into the wall to give it a built-in appearance. This requires more work, and some DIYers may need to venture outside their comfortable zone.
Height
When constructing a media wall, determining the appropriate height of an on-wall fireplace is an important decision. While the fireplace should be low enough to be easily seen from a variety of seating positions, it should be high enough so that it can produce sufficient heat to provide an inviting living space.
It is essential to take into consideration the amount of heat that the wall-mounted fire generates and the distance to the floor and any other equipment that may be mounted above the fire. If a gas or electric fireplace is too low its heat output, it will quickly evaporate and combustible materials can easily ignite. This can lead to an explosion in the house and the efficiency of the fireplace will be greatly diminished.
To avoid this, pick an open fireplace with a narrow opening for the firebox or a chimney venting system that is high. This will ensure that the heat is efficiently dissipated and safely.
Another factor to consider is the purpose for which the room will be used for. If the room will be mostly used for socialising, relaxing and watching television, a higher fireplace is a good option. If it is used to heat your home, a lower fireplace is better.
Most people prefer to put their fireplaces at eye level while sitting in the chair, which is about 40-42 inches from the floor. Some prefer to mount their fireplace under a TV and this can be effective too, provided that the TV isn't too close to the heater, or it could suffer damage from the heat.
Depending on the kind of fireplace, it may be beneficial to think about what kind of storage might be required above the fireplace. For instance, if you have an electric fire, it can be convenient to build a sideboard or credenza above the fireplace to keep the area free of clutter. This can give an open, sleek look. It can also make the fireplace seem larger.
Installation
A fireplace that is mounted on the wall is a wonderful addition to a media panel. It is a great option for homeowners who want a more sleek appearance that is more in line with the media wall structure. It is also simpler and faster to set up than an integrated fireplace.
Begin by selecting a place that allows you to move easily around the white fireplace. Also, ensure that there aren't any flammable objects in the area. Measure the length of your wall and ensure that it's wide enough to accommodate an existing fireplace that's at least 40-42" in height. It's also an ideal idea to have a person assist with the installation of your fireplace, because it can be heavy.
Based on the model of fireplace you pick, it may need to be fixed directly to a stud wall or connected to a bracket that is hung on the wall. If you're installing a direct to wall model, make sure to check the owner's manual for details on how to mount it. For models that are bracket-mounted, fix the bracket to the wall with screws and wall board toggle-bolt anchors. Utilize a stud-finder for locating the screw locations.
Once you've set the bracket, mount the fireplace onto it using the tabs on the bottom of the fireplace and the hooks that are on the top of the mounting bracket. Follow the steps in the owner's manual, if your model comes with a front-glass panel that has to be removed prior to installation.
You'll first need to install the frame of your electric fireplace in the appropriate spot on the wall. Then, it can be hung from the bracket. After you've completed this step you can use a drill to create holes for the mounting bracket or sand any rough areas on the wall.
After drilling the holes, you can screw in the mounting bracket. Certain models of wall-mounted fireplaces have hooks or slots on the back and you can insert the hooks on the back of the fireplace into the slots on the mounting bracket.
Safety
It is a good idea to know that both electric and bioethanol wall fireplaces can be used in a safe manner when the right safety measures are in place. This includes regular inspections of the fireplace to ensure that it's operating properly and that no signs of wear or tear are present. Keep the fireplace clear of any flammable material like furniture, carpets, or paper. Keep children away from the flame and ensure that they are aware of the dangers. It is also important to turn off the fire before going to bed or leaving the home.
When installing an on the wall fireplace, it is crucial to follow the manufacturer's instructions. This means paying attention to the dimensions of the fireplace, weight requirements and clearance zone. Make sure to check the zones of heat for the fireplace and TV in the event that you intend to install a TV over the fireplace. The extra weight from the TV could exert pressure on the fireplace, which could cause it to fall and injure you or your family members.
You should also be aware that ethanol and electric wall fireplaces are capable of producing high levels of heat, that can cause you to burn yourself should you get close enough to it. Consider installing a screen that is safe to use on your fireplace if have small children. This will protect your children from being burned. The screen will be at a low temperature when the fireplace is lit, and won't burn anyone who touches it.
It is also recommended to keep any flammable objects like toys and books, away from the fireplace to prevent them from getting accidentally ignited by sparks. Additionally, you should regularly clean your fireplace to get rid of any accumulation of ash and soot. This will reduce the risk of an fire.
One of the most common mistakes people make when installing an on the wall fireplace is to not check that the fireplace is turned off before they go to sleep or leave the home. This is a serious mistake that can lead to electrical malfunctions or even fires.
Style
A wall-mounted fire place is one of the most sought-after elements to be added to a media wall. It is usually installed beneath a flat-screen TV and it is essential that the fireplace meet certain installation requirements. The height from where it is positioned can be a factor however it is important to consider the heat it generates. A fireplace stove that is designed to be recessed into the wall will usually blow the heat through a vent in the front of the unit, while a surface-mounted fireplace may blow the heat from the top or the bottom. For a media wall it is common to install a fireplace that is recessed at a height of between 40 and 42 inches above the floor. This lets you see it from a seated position.
It is possible to find wall-mounted electric fires in a variety of styles. However it is recommended to match the style to the overall design of the room. This will ensure that the entire wall is in harmony and flows seamlessly. Amantii, Dimplex and other companies provide a range of wall-mounted electric fire places. Both brands are renowned for their quality and quick response when customers provide feedback on how to improve the products.
A media wall can be constructed to accommodate a TV, or other electronic devices. Some prefer to use the recessed fireplace as an entertainment center, while others may want to have a combination of both television and a wall-mounted fireplace. Choosing a media wall that can accommodate both will be more convenient and more efficient.
The biggest drawback to a wall-mounted fireplace is that it can appear more durable than freestanding electric firesuite fireplaces that have mantel. It is possible to move an appliance from one location to another, but this will require the mounting brackets to be replaced. If the fireplace is located in a stud, it is difficult to mount a TV or other components.
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