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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 feature in any living space. If it is placed above the couch or within the seating area, it will create a cozy environment for your family and guests.
Some models can be partially recessing into the wall to give it a more built-in appearance. This will require more work and some DIYers may have to go beyond their comfort zone.
Height
Choosing the right size for an on the wall fireplace is among the most important decisions to be made when installing the media wall. While the Fireplace stove must be low enough to be viewed from most seating positions, it should also be high enough to generate enough heat for an ambiance that is comfortable for the living space.
When deciding on the height of a wall-mounted fireplace it is essential to consider the amount of heat it produces and how close to the floor it will be, and the other items that can be hung above it. If a gas or electric fireplace is too low, the heat it emits will be dissipated quickly and combustible items are able to easily ignite. This could result in fire in the home, and the performance of the fireplace will be significantly diminished.
The best method to avoid this is to pick an appliance with an opening for the firebox that is low or a chimney venting system that is high. This will ensure that the heat is dissipated efficiently and safely.
A second consideration is how the room will be used. If the room will be used primarily for socialising, relaxing and watching TV, a larger fireplace is a good choice. If, however, it is intended to be used as an additional source of heating then a lower fireplace will be more suitable.
Most people prefer to mount the fireplace at eye level when they sit in a chair. This is about 40-42 inches above the floor. Some people place their fireplaces under a TV as well, and this could work, provided that the television is not too close to it or suffer from the heat.
It is also important to consider the type of fireplace you own and the storage required above it. If you have an electric fireplace, it might be beneficial to install an endboard or credenza above the fireplace to keep the surface clear. This can create a an airy and clean appearance, and also make the fireplace appear bigger as well.
Installation
A fireplace that is mounted on the wall is a great addition to a wall of media. It's ideal for homeowners who desire an elegant design that is more in keeping with the structure of the wall and it's easier to install than a fireplace that is built-in.
Start by choosing a location that allows you to move easily around the fireplace. Also, make sure that there aren't any flammable items in the area. Take a measurement of the length of your wall to make sure it is wide enough for the fireplace to have a height of at least 40-42". It's also an ideal idea to have someone assist you when you're installing your fireplace, as it's heavy.
Based on the model of fireplace you pick it could need to be attached directly to the wall or connected to a bracket that is mounted on the wall. The owner's manual will provide instructions on how to set up direct-to-wall models. If you're installing a bracket-mounted unit you'll need to attach the bracket using toggle-bolt anchors and screws. Utilize a stud-finder for locating the screw locations.
Once the bracket is installed and the fireplace is attached, use the tabs on the bottom of your fireplace and the hooks at the top of the bracket. Follow the steps in the owner's manual when your model has a front-glass panel that has to be removed prior to installation.
If you're installing a built-in electric fireplace, you'll need put the frame of the fireplace in the appropriate space on your wall before it can be attached to the bracket. After you've completed this you can drill holes for the mounting bracket, or sand down any rough areas of the wall.
After you've drilled the holes, insert rawl plugs and then screw in the mounting bracket. Certain models of wall-mounted fireplaces also include hooks or slots on the back which means you can insert the hooks on the back of the fireplace into the slots on the mounting bracket.
Safety
It is good to know that both electric and bioethanol wall fireplaces can be used safely provided the appropriate safety precautions are followed. This includes regular inspections of the unit to ensure it is in good working order and that no signs of wear and wear and tear are evident. It is also essential to keep the fireplace away from materials that are flammable like paper, carpets and furniture. Keep children from the fire and make sure that they are aware of the dangers. Be sure to turn off the fire before you go to go to bed or leave the house.
It is essential to follow the guidelines from the manufacturer when installing a fireplace in a wall. It is essential to pay attention to the dimensions, the weight requirements, and the clearance zone for heat. 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 of the TV could exert pressure on the fireplace and cause it to collapse and cause injury to you or your family members.
Electric and ethanol wall fire places can generate high levels of heat that can cause burns to you. If you have kids, consider putting a safe-to-touch screen on your fireplace to prevent your children from burning their hands. This screen will remain at a low temperature when the fireplace is lit, and will not burn anyone who touches.
To avoid sparks accidentally igniting flammable objects, like toys and books, keep them away from the fireplace. In addition, you should regularly clean your fireplace to eliminate any buildup of ash and soot. This will reduce the risk of the possibility of a fire.
One of the most frequent errors people make when installing an electric fireplace on their wall is to forget to turn off the tabletop fireplace before going to sleep or leaving the home. This is a serious mistake which could cause electrical problems 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 typically installed beneath the flat-screen TV and it is crucial that the fireplace is in compliance with certain requirements for installation. It is important to consider not just the height of the fireplace, but also how much heat it produces. A fireplace that is erected on the wall will typically blow heat out of the vent at the front, while an open-air fireplace stove mounted could be able to blow heat from the top or the bottom. A popular option for media walls is to install the fireplace in a recess at a height that is between 40 and 42 inches above the floor, allowing it to be seen from a sitting position.
While it is possible find wall-mounted electric fireplaces in a variety of styles, it is generally ideal to match the design of the fireplace to the overall design of the room. This will ensure that the entire media wall is cohesive and flows well. Amantii, Dimplex and other companies offer a wide range of wall-mounted electric fire places. Both brands are renowned for their quality and are quick to respond to feedback from customers on how to improve the products.
A media wall can be constructed to accommodate a TV or other electronic devices. Some people prefer using the recessed fireplace as an entertainment center, whereas others may want to have an amalgamation of television and a wall-mounted fireplace. Selecting a wall that can accommodate both will be more convenient and more efficient.
The main drawback to wall-mounted fireplaces is that it tends to feel more permanent than freestanding electric fireplaces with mantel. It is possible to move the appliance from one place to another, but this requires the mounting brackets to be replaced. If the fireplace is located in a stud, it is difficult to install TVs or other components.
A fireplace that is mounted on the wall can be a stunning focal feature in any living space. If it is placed above the couch or within the seating area, it will create a cozy environment for your family and guests.
Some models can be partially recessing into the wall to give it a more built-in appearance. This will require more work and some DIYers may have to go beyond their comfort zone.
Height
Choosing the right size for an on the wall fireplace is among the most important decisions to be made when installing the media wall. While the Fireplace stove must be low enough to be viewed from most seating positions, it should also be high enough to generate enough heat for an ambiance that is comfortable for the living space.
When deciding on the height of a wall-mounted fireplace it is essential to consider the amount of heat it produces and how close to the floor it will be, and the other items that can be hung above it. If a gas or electric fireplace is too low, the heat it emits will be dissipated quickly and combustible items are able to easily ignite. This could result in fire in the home, and the performance of the fireplace will be significantly diminished.
The best method to avoid this is to pick an appliance with an opening for the firebox that is low or a chimney venting system that is high. This will ensure that the heat is dissipated efficiently and safely.
A second consideration is how the room will be used. If the room will be used primarily for socialising, relaxing and watching TV, a larger fireplace is a good choice. If, however, it is intended to be used as an additional source of heating then a lower fireplace will be more suitable.
Most people prefer to mount the fireplace at eye level when they sit in a chair. This is about 40-42 inches above the floor. Some people place their fireplaces under a TV as well, and this could work, provided that the television is not too close to it or suffer from the heat.
It is also important to consider the type of fireplace you own and the storage required above it. If you have an electric fireplace, it might be beneficial to install an endboard or credenza above the fireplace to keep the surface clear. This can create a an airy and clean appearance, and also make the fireplace appear bigger as well.
Installation
A fireplace that is mounted on the wall is a great addition to a wall of media. It's ideal for homeowners who desire an elegant design that is more in keeping with the structure of the wall and it's easier to install than a fireplace that is built-in.
Start by choosing a location that allows you to move easily around the fireplace. Also, make sure that there aren't any flammable items in the area. Take a measurement of the length of your wall to make sure it is wide enough for the fireplace to have a height of at least 40-42". It's also an ideal idea to have someone assist you when you're installing your fireplace, as it's heavy.
Based on the model of fireplace you pick it could need to be attached directly to the wall or connected to a bracket that is mounted on the wall. The owner's manual will provide instructions on how to set up direct-to-wall models. If you're installing a bracket-mounted unit you'll need to attach the bracket using toggle-bolt anchors and screws. Utilize a stud-finder for locating the screw locations.
Once the bracket is installed and the fireplace is attached, use the tabs on the bottom of your fireplace and the hooks at the top of the bracket. Follow the steps in the owner's manual when your model has a front-glass panel that has to be removed prior to installation.
If you're installing a built-in electric fireplace, you'll need put the frame of the fireplace in the appropriate space on your wall before it can be attached to the bracket. After you've completed this you can drill holes for the mounting bracket, or sand down any rough areas of the wall.
After you've drilled the holes, insert rawl plugs and then screw in the mounting bracket. Certain models of wall-mounted fireplaces also include hooks or slots on the back which means you can insert the hooks on the back of the fireplace into the slots on the mounting bracket.
SafetyIt is good to know that both electric and bioethanol wall fireplaces can be used safely provided the appropriate safety precautions are followed. This includes regular inspections of the unit to ensure it is in good working order and that no signs of wear and wear and tear are evident. It is also essential to keep the fireplace away from materials that are flammable like paper, carpets and furniture. Keep children from the fire and make sure that they are aware of the dangers. Be sure to turn off the fire before you go to go to bed or leave the house.
It is essential to follow the guidelines from the manufacturer when installing a fireplace in a wall. It is essential to pay attention to the dimensions, the weight requirements, and the clearance zone for heat. 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 of the TV could exert pressure on the fireplace and cause it to collapse and cause injury to you or your family members.
Electric and ethanol wall fire places can generate high levels of heat that can cause burns to you. If you have kids, consider putting a safe-to-touch screen on your fireplace to prevent your children from burning their hands. This screen will remain at a low temperature when the fireplace is lit, and will not burn anyone who touches.
To avoid sparks accidentally igniting flammable objects, like toys and books, keep them away from the fireplace. In addition, you should regularly clean your fireplace to eliminate any buildup of ash and soot. This will reduce the risk of the possibility of a fire.
One of the most frequent errors people make when installing an electric fireplace on their wall is to forget to turn off the tabletop fireplace before going to sleep or leaving the home. This is a serious mistake which could cause electrical problems 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 typically installed beneath the flat-screen TV and it is crucial that the fireplace is in compliance with certain requirements for installation. It is important to consider not just the height of the fireplace, but also how much heat it produces. A fireplace that is erected on the wall will typically blow heat out of the vent at the front, while an open-air fireplace stove mounted could be able to blow heat from the top or the bottom. A popular option for media walls is to install the fireplace in a recess at a height that is between 40 and 42 inches above the floor, allowing it to be seen from a sitting position.
While it is possible find wall-mounted electric fireplaces in a variety of styles, it is generally ideal to match the design of the fireplace to the overall design of the room. This will ensure that the entire media wall is cohesive and flows well. Amantii, Dimplex and other companies offer a wide range of wall-mounted electric fire places. Both brands are renowned for their quality and are quick to respond to feedback from customers on how to improve the products.
A media wall can be constructed to accommodate a TV or other electronic devices. Some people prefer using the recessed fireplace as an entertainment center, whereas others may want to have an amalgamation of television and a wall-mounted fireplace. Selecting a wall that can accommodate both will be more convenient and more efficient.
The main drawback to wall-mounted fireplaces is that it tends to feel more permanent than freestanding electric fireplaces with mantel. It is possible to move the appliance from one place to another, but this requires the mounting brackets to be replaced. If the fireplace is located in a stud, it is difficult to install TVs or other components.
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