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

A on the wall fireplace can be a chic focal point for any living room. It can be placed above the couch or in the seating area to create a cozy and warm atmosphere for your family, you and guests.

Some models can be partially integrated into the wall to create a built-in look. However, this requires a bit more work and could require some DIYers to leave their comfort zone.

Height

Deciding on the ideal size for an on the wall fireplace is among the most important decisions that must be made when building an entirely new media wall. The fireplace should be low enough to allow it to be easily seen from a variety of sitting positions. However, it must be high enough to ensure that it will provide enough heat for a comfortable home.

It is important to consider the amount of heat the wall mounted fire produces as well as the distance to the floor and any other objects that may be mounted above the fire. If you set an electric or gas fireplace too low, it will lose heat rapidly and combustible substances could easily ignite. This could result in fire in the home, and the performance of the fireplace suite will be greatly diminished.

To avoid this, select 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 and safely dissipated.

A second consideration is how the room will be used. If the room will be used primarily to relax, socialising or watching TV, a larger fireplace is a good option. If it is used to heat the home, a lower fireplace is better.

The majority of people prefer to place their fireplaces at eye level when they are sitting in chairs that is 40-42 inches off the floor. However, some prefer to mount their fireplace under televisions and this could work well too, providing that the TV isn't too close to the heater or it could suffer damage from the heat.

Depending on the type of fireplace, it may be beneficial to think about the kind of storage that will be required above the fireplace. If you have an electric fireplace, it may be useful to install a sideboard cabinet or credenza above the fire to keep the fireplace's surface clean. This can create a more spacious, streamlined look. It also makes the fireplace appear bigger.

Installation

A fireplace mounted on a wall is a great alternative to a media wall. It's a great option for homeowners who desire an elegant design that blends with the structure of the wall and it's easier to install than a fireplace that is built-in.

Begin by selecting a place that allows you to move easily around the fireplace. Also, ensure that there aren't any flammable items in the vicinity. Then, take a measurement of the length of your wall and make sure that it's wide enough to accommodate a fireplace that is at least 40-42" in height. It's also recommended to have a person assist with the installation of your fireplace, as it's heavy.

Depending on the fireplace model you select The fireplace will require a direct connection to the wall studs, or to a bracket already installed on the wall. If you're installing a direct-to-wall model, make sure to check the owner's manual for specifics on how to mount it. If you're installing a bracket-mounted model connect the bracket using toggle bolt anchors and screws. Make sure the bracket is fastened to at least two studs and utilize a stud locater to locate the places where you'll require a screw.

Once the bracket is set, attach the fireplace using the tabs at the bottom of your fireplace and the hooks on the top of the bracket. Certain models have an exterior glass panel which must be removed prior to installation, so make certain to follow the directions in the owner's manual.

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

Once you've drilled the holes, insert the rawl plugs and then screw in the mounting bracket. Some models of wall-mounted fireplaces also have slots or hooks on the back which means you can place the hooks at the back of the fireplace into slots on the bracket for mounting.

Safety

It is good to know that both bioethanol and electric wall fireplaces are safe when the right safety measures are in place. Regular inspections are required to ensure the unit is in good condition and shows no signs of wear. Keep the fireplace away from any flammable material, such as carpets, furniture, or paper. Keep children from the fire and ensure they are aware of the dangers. Make sure you shut off the fire when you go to bed or leave the house.

When installing a wall white fireplace, it is essential to follow all the manufacturer's guidelines. It is important to pay attention to the dimensions and weight requirements and the heat clearance zone. Check the zones of heat for the TV and fireplace when you are planning to put a television over the fireplace. The weight of the television could put pressure on the fireplace, which could cause it to collapse, possibly causing injury you or other family members.

Be aware that electric and ethanol wall fireplaces can generate high levels of heat, that can cause you to burn yourself if you come close enough. If you have children who are young think about putting a safe-to-touch screen over your fireplace to protect your hands from burning. This screen remains at a lower temperature when the fireplace is in use and will not burn anyone who touches it.

It is also an excellent idea to keep any flammable items, such as toys and books, away from the fireplace to avoid them from being accidentally ignited by sparks. In addition, it is important to regularly clean your fireplace to remove any accumulation of ash or soot. This will reduce the chance of fire hazards.

One of the most frequent mistakes that people make when installing an on the wall fireplace is forgetting to make sure that the fireplace is turned off before they go to bed or leave the home. This is a grave error which could cause electrical malfunctions or even fires.

Style

A wall-mounted fire place is one of the most popular elements that can be incorporated into a media wall. It is typically installed under a flat-screen television and it is essential that the fireplace meets certain installation requirements. The height from which it is mounted can be a factor however it is important to consider the heat that it produces. A fireplace that is designed to be recessed into a wall will usually blast the heat out of vents located in front of the unit, whereas the fireplace mounted on a surface can blow the heat from either the top or bottom. For a media wall it is common to install a fireplace that is recessed at a height of 40-42 inches above the floor. This lets you view it from a sitting place.

It is possible to find wall-mounted electric firesuite fireplaces with a variety of styles. However it is important to match the style with the overall style of the room. This will ensure that the media wall flows smoothly and is cohesive. There are a variety of companies that offer different models of electric wall-mounted fireplaces including Amantii and Dimplex. Both brands are renowned for their high-quality products and quick to respond when customers give feedback on ways to improve the products.

A media wall can be designed to accommodate a TV or other electronic devices. Some people use a recessed fire place as an entertainment center, and others prefer to combine a TV and wall-mounted fireplace. It is simpler and more efficient to select a media wall which can accommodate both.

The primary drawback of wall-mounted fireplaces 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 location to another, but this requires the mounting brackets to be reinstalled. If the fireplace is in a stud, it is difficult to mount TVs or other components.