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The Advantages of Free Standing Electric Fires Adding a free standing electric fire to your home is an easy and cost-effective method of elevating the look of your home. There are many options to suit any budget or skill level. Unlike gas fires which are more difficult to move between rooms too. This is an excellent feature if, in a few short years, you decide to move your fireplace to be moved to a new place. They are easy to move Free-standing electric fireplaces are easy to move around from room to room, which is great when you want to change the appearance of your home. Contrary to traditional wood-burning fireplaces which require huge quantities of wood, free-standing electric fireplaces can be moved easily, making them ideal for small homes and apartments. Freestanding models are also simpler to install than wall-mounted options that must be wired into the wall and usually require the installation of a new circuit breaker. They are a great option for apartment buildings and condos. In contrast to wood-burning fireplaces, freestanding electric fireplaces do not need to be vented. They don't emit any toxins or smoke, therefore they are safer than traditional fireplaces. They're also efficient as all heat is absorbed by the room. This lets you reduce energy consumption and the carbon footprint. It's easy to set up It is common to take your fireplace, plug it into the wall, and then turn it on. However, if you have flooring that is soft (carpeting) or your fireplace sits on a hard floor surface you may need to level it out with something like our flexible hard plastic Wobble Wedges®. They can be cut to the exact length of your floor and then fit perfectly into the feet of your fireplace to stop it from moving around or falling over. You can also pick from a range of flame effect options like coal-effect or log fire bed to create a more traditional look or a modern coloured or clear pebble effect for a contemporary look. And if you're looking for something unique We have a couple of options that can be used as both wall-mounted and hole in the wall electric fires. The majority of people can easily install a new system provided they have the right tools. A spirit level, a drill, and for some people, a Stud Locator is also required. Once the studs are set, the rest is easy and quick. They're simple to set up Freestanding electric fireplaces are an excellent alternative to traditional wood-burning fires, particularly for those who don't have the space to install chimneys. They are simple to set up and can be used in a variety of settings. You should always read all the instructions that came with your fireplace prior to starting the installation process. This will ensure that you set it up correctly, and will prevent any problems in the future. First, determine the best location for your fireplace to be. You can either hang it from a wall bracket or put it on the ground. It's all dependent on your personal preference and the type of fireplace. If you're hanging the fireplace, make sure there is a power socket nearby and that it is accessible easily. Many wall-hung electric fires will have a template that shows where to drill and insert the cables. Also, you should ensure that the cables aren't obstructed by any furniture or other objects. The next step is to decide if you want to wire or plug in your fire. If you're planning to hardwire it, make sure you hire a professional electrician to do the job. If you're planning on plugging it into the wall, ensure you have an 120 Volt 15 Amp outlet close to the fireplace. Once you've decided where you want to install your fireplace, it's time to begin building it. In general, the process will be relatively simple, but it can differ from model to model. Some electric fires will require you to build the frame or trim before attaching it to the opening while others will include everything you need. You should follow the instruction manual that is included with the electric fireplace to ensure the most efficient results. After you've built your fireplace, it's time to add the fuel bed. You can choose from a coal-effect or log stove, but you can also go for a more modern style with a glass-fronted fireplace which lets you see the flames. You can choose a decorative option such as stone or pebble effect. Keep your electric fireplace in good condition by regularly cleaning it. Fireplaces And Stove to maintain. Electric fireplaces require less maintenance than wood fireplaces as they don't need smokestacks or chimneys. However, they're an energy source and require to be cleaned regularly. It's easy to clean an electric fireplace. The first step is to disconnect the heater from its source of power and cooling it. This will prevent any burns or scalding injuries. It is also important to ensure that there aren't any items that could ignite close to your fireplace. When the fire is cool, you are able to begin cleaning it. Start by using a soft cloth and getting rid of any smudges or dust on the glass panel. It is also possible to clean out the inlet and outlet vents, which can get dusty as time passes. The ember bed of your fireplace is usually hidden behind a door or screen and isn't as dusty as the rest of the interior but you can use a damp cloth to get rid of any grime that may have settled. Then, you'll need to check the fan for signs of dust or lint. The fan is the most crucial component of an electric fireplace for providing heat to a room. It must be free of both lint and dust. If your fan is not moving or is unwilling to turn, use an attachment nozzle to remove any dust and lint that may be present from the motor. You can also use a dry lint-free cloth to clean the inside of your fireplace. Make sure to take off any decorative trim prior to you start cleaning, as it is often held by magnets and is sometimes difficult to remove without damaging the surround. In the end, you'll need to replace the light bulb, which is usually located within the fire. To avoid any dangers to your safety take a look at the instructions on your fire to find out how to replace the lightbulb. Before calling a professional, you should try to fix any issues you might encounter with your electric fireplace. Some common problems include flames flickering and the fan is on but no heat is produced or the switch has been turned to “off”. If this doesn't resolve the issue, you might need to replace your electrical fire. You can afford it There are many designs and options to pick from when it is to electric fireplaces. Some are extremely simple and easy to set up and others require some effort. Consider what you're looking for prior to purchasing. You don't want to end up with a fireplace that you don't need or don't enjoy using. A freestanding electric fire is a great way to add warmth and class to any room in your home. They look and feel like a real fire, but they can be used at any time of the day. As they don't produce smoke or ash, they are safe for children and pets. They are also simple to set up and are very affordable. Additionally, there's many sizes and styles that you can pick from. You can find a modern or traditional design to match your space perfectly, and there are even options that can function as storage cabinets. The Dimplex Cheriton for instance is a perfect choice for those looking for a simple inexpensive electric fireplace. The fireplace can be put anywhere in the house, and can be set up in less than ten minutes for anyone with a basic understanding of DIY. If you want modern style, you might prefer an electric fireplace that is installed into the wall or in a hole. They are designed to fit inside a cavity in your wall, usually above a traditional fireplace or in a specially-designed opening. They can either be hardwired or connected to an electrical plug. If you select one equipped with a smart control or remote, you can modify the flame effect as well as heat settings from your smartphone. There's an electric fireplace that will meet your needs at any price regardless of whether you're looking for an affordable model or a high end model. Electric fireplaces are an excellent alternative to gas or wood burning fireplaces. They don't release gasses and can be installed in any room in the home. Electric fireplaces are highly efficient and convert all their energy into light and heat. They are also much cheaper to operate than other types.