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How to Choose the Right Height for an on the Wall Fireplace

A on the wall fireplace can be a stunning focal point for any living room. If it is placed above the couch or in the sitting area, it will create a cozy environment for your family and guests.

Some models can be partially built into the wall for a built-in look. However, this requires more work and may require some DIYers to step outside their comfort zone.

Height

When constructing a media wall, choosing the right size of the fireplace is a crucial decision. The fireplace should be low enough to allow it to be easily seen from a variety of places of seating. However, it must be tall enough that it can provide sufficient heat for a comfortable home.

When choosing a height for a wall mount fire it is crucial to think about the amount of heat it generates and how close to the floor it will be and the other items that can be hung over it. If a gas or electric fires fireplace is too low, the heat it emits will quickly evaporate and combustible objects are able to easily ignite. This could cause an explosion in the home and reduce the fireplace's performance.

The best method to avoid this is to choose the fireplace with an opening for the firebox that is low, or a chimney venting system that is high. This will ensure that the heat is efficiently dissipated and safely.

Another thing to consider is the purpose for which the room will be used for. If the room will be mostly used for relaxing, socialising and watching TV, a larger fireplace is a good option. If it is used to heat the home the lower fireplace is more suitable.

Most people prefer to put the fireplace at eye level when they sit in chairs. This is about 40-42 inches above the floor. Some people mount their fireplaces wooden under a TV, and this can also work, if the television is not too close to it or feel the heat.

It is also crucial to consider the type of fireplace you have and the storage that will be required above it. If you have an electric fires fireplace, it could be beneficial to install an endboard or credenza above the fire to keep the surface clear. This will give the fireplace a more spacious, streamlined look. It also makes the fireplace appear bigger.

Installation

A fireplace that is mounted on the wall is a great addition to a media panel. It is ideal for homeowners who want a cleaner appearance that fits better with the wall structure of the media. 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 fireplace suites. Also, make sure that there aren't any flammable items in the vicinity. Take a measurement of the length of your wall to ensure it's wide enough to accommodate the fireplace to have at least 40-42". Installing your fireplace is a a difficult task. It is best to get help from someone.

Based on the model of fireplace you pick, it may need to be attached directly to the wall or connected to a bracket which is mounted on the wall. The owner's manual will provide instructions on how to mount a direct-to wall model. For a bracket-mounted model, fasten the mounting bracket to the wall by using screws and wallboard toggle-bolt anchors. Utilize a stud-finder for locating the screw locations.

Once the bracket is installed and the fireplace is attached, use the tabs at the bottom of the fireplace and the hooks at the top of the bracket. Follow the steps in the owner’s manual when your model has an opening in the front of the glass that needs to be removed prior to installation.

If you're installing a built-in electric fireplace, you'll have to put the frame of the firebox in the designated area on your wall prior to when it is fixed to the bracket. After you've completed this step, you can either use a drill to make holes for the mounting bracket or sand rough areas on the wall.

After drilling the holes, screw in the mounting bracket. Certain models of wall-mounted fireplaces include hooks or slots on the back which means you can place the hooks at the back of the fireplace into slots on the mounting bracket.

Safety

It is a good idea to be aware that both bioethanol and electric wall fireplaces are safe provided the appropriate safety precautions are followed. This includes regular inspections of the fireplace to ensure it is operating properly and that there are no signs of wear or wear and tear are evident. It is also important to keep the fireplace clear from any flammable material such as carpets, paper, and furniture. If you have children, ensure that they know not to touch the flames and stay away from the fireplace at all times. Also, make sure to turn off the fireplace before going to bed or leaving the home.

It is important to follow the guidelines from the manufacturer when installing a fireplace in a wall. This means paying attention to the dimensions of the fireplace, the weight requirements and the heat clearance zones. Double-check the areas of heat in the fireplace and the TV if you plan to use a television over the fireplace. The weight of the television could put pressure on the fireplace, which could cause it to collapse, possibly injuring the person who is in it as well as other family members.

It is also important to be aware that electric and ethanol wall fireplaces can generate high levels of heat, that can cause you to burn yourself when you are close enough to it. Consider installing a safe screen to touch on your fireplace if you have children who are small. This will prevent them from getting burned. This screen will remain at a lower temperature when the fireplace is on and will not cause any harm to anyone who touches.

To avoid sparks accidentally igniting flammable items, such as books and toys, keep them away from the fireplace. In addition, it is important to regularly clean your fireplace to eliminate any buildup of ash and soot. This will help reduce the risk of fire hazards.

One of the most common mistakes people make when installing an electric firesuite fireplace on their wall is to not remember to shut off the fireplace prior to going to sleep or leaving the home. This is a serious mistake that can lead to fires or electrical malfunctions.

Style

A wall-mounted fire place is among the most sought-after elements that can be included in a media wall. It is usually installed under the flat-screen TV, and it is important that the fireplace is in compliance with certain installation requirements. The height from which it is mounted can play a role, but it is also important to take into consideration the heat that it produces. A fireplace that is erected on the wall will generally emit heat from the vent located in front, while an open-air fireplace mounted may blow heat from either the top or bottom. For a media wall, it is popular to place a fireplace at a height of 40-42 inches above the floor. This allows you to observe it from a sitting place.

While it is possible to find a wall-mounted electric fireplace with a variety of designs however, it is ideal to match the design of the fireplace to the overall look of the room. This will ensure that the media wall flows well and is well-integrated. A number of companies provide different types of electric wall-mounted fireplaces including Amantii and Dimplex. Both brands have a reputation for quality, and they are quick to react to customer feedback to improve their products.

A media wall can be designed to accommodate a TV, or other electronic devices. Some prefer to use a recessed fireplace as an entertainment center, whereas others might prefer the combination of television and a wall-mounted fireplace. It is easier and more efficient to choose a media wall which can accommodate both.

The primary drawback of a wall-mounted fireplace is that it tends to feel more permanent than freestanding electric fireplaces that have a mantel. It is possible to move an appliance from one place to another but this will require the mounting brackets to be reinstalled. It's also not as simple to mount a TV or other component on the wall when the fireplace is in a stud.