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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 feature for any living space. It can be put up above the couch or in the seating area to create a cozy and warm environment for you, your family and guests.

Some models can be partially recessing into the wall to give it a built-in appearance. This will require more work and some DIYers may need to venture outside their comfort zone.

Height

When constructing a media wall, determining the appropriate height of an on-wall fireplace is a crucial decision. While the fireplace must be low enough to be easily viewed from most places of seating, it should be high enough so that it will generate enough warmth for a comfortable living space.

When deciding on a height for a wall-mounted fireplace, it is important to take into consideration the amount of heat it generates as well as how close to the floor it will be and what else can be placed above it. If the height of a gas or electric fireplace is too low, the heat it emits will quickly evaporate and combustible items can easily ignite. This could cause an explosion in the home and also reduce the performance of the fireplace.

To avoid this, pick an open fireplace with a narrow opening for the fireplace or a chimney venting system that is high. This will ensure the heat is dissipated effectively and safely.

Another factor to consider is the purpose for which the room will be used for. If the space is mostly used for socialising, relaxing and watching television, a higher fireplace would be a good option. If, however, it is intended to be used as a second source of heating, a lower fireplace would be better.

The majority of people prefer to place the fireplace at eye level when they are seated in a chair. This is roughly 40-42 inches above the floor. Some people place their fireplace under a television and this may work, if the television is not too close to it or feel the heat.

It is also crucial to think about the type of fireplace you own and the storage that will be required above it. For instance, if are using an electric fire it is possible to build a sideboard or credenza on top of the fireplace to keep it free of clutter. This will give the fireplace inserts an airy, modern appearance. It also makes the fireplace appear larger.

Installation

A fireplace mounted on a wall is a wonderful option to add to a media panel. It is a great option for homeowners who want a cleaner style that blends with the wall structure of the media. It is also simpler and quicker to install than an integrated fireplace.

To begin, select a location for the fireplace that has plenty of space to move around it, and make sure it's free of any combustible objects. Measure the length of your wall to ensure it's wide enough for a fireplace with an average height of 40-42". Installing your fireplace insert can be a difficult task. It is best to hire a professional to assist you.

Depending on the model of fireplace you pick it could need to be fixed directly to a stud wall or attached to a bracket that is mounted on the wall. Refer to the owner's manual for instructions on how to set up a direct-to-wall model. If you're installing a bracket-mounted model, attach the mounting bracket using toggle-bolt anchors and screws. Make sure the bracket is secured to at least two studs and use a stud finder to locate the places where you'll need to attach screws.

Once the bracket is installed then attach the fireplace using the tabs on the lower part of your fireplace, and the hooks at the top of the bracket. Follow the directions 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.

You'll first need to install the frame of your electric fireplace on the appropriate spot on the wall. Then, it can be attached to the bracket. After that you'll need to drill holes for the mounting bracket or sand down any rough areas of the wall.

After drilling the holes, screw in the mounting bracket. Some wall-mounted models come with slots or hooks at the back. You can then insert the hooks from the back into slots of the bracket for mounting.

Safety

The good news is that both ethanol and electric wall fireplaces are safe when the proper safety measures are in place. This includes regular inspections of the fireplace to ensure it is in good working order and that no signs of wear or wear and tear are evident. Keep the fireplace away from any flammable material like carpets, furniture or even paper. Keep children away from the flame and ensure they are aware of the dangers. Make sure you shut off the fire before you go to sleep or leave the home.

When installing an on the wall fireplace, it is crucial to follow all the manufacturer's guidelines. It is crucial to pay attention to the dimensions, the weight requirements, and the clearance zone for heat. Make sure to check the zones of heat for the fireplace and the TV when you are planning to put an electric fireplace with a TV. The weight of the television could put pressure on the fireplace, causing it to collapse, potentially causing injury to the person who is in it as well as other family members.

You should also be aware of the fact that electric and ethanol wall fireplaces can produce high levels of heat, that can cause you to burn yourself when you are close enough. Consider installing a screen that is safe to use on your fireplace if have children who are small. This will protect your children from being burned. The screen will be at a low heat when the fireplace is lit, and will not burn anyone who touches.

To stop sparks from accidentally igniting flammable objects, like toys and books avoid them from the fireplace. Also, you should regularly clean your fireplace to remove any accumulation of ash or soot. This will decrease the chance of an fire.

One of the most frequent mistakes people make when installing an electric fireplace on their wall is to forget to switch off the fireplace suite prior to going to bed or leaving the house. This is a serious mistake which could cause fires or electrical malfunctions.

Style

A wall-mounted fireplace is among the most popular components that can be incorporated into a media wall. It is typically installed under the flat-screen TV and it is crucial that the fireplace meets certain requirements for installation. The height at where it is positioned can play a role however it is important to take into consideration the heat it generates. A fireplace that is set on the wall will generally release heat from the vent in the front, whereas an open-air fireplace mounted might emit heat from either the top or bottom. For a media wall it is common to mount a fireplace stove recessed at a height of between 40 and 42 inches above the floor. This allows you to view it from a sitting place.

Although it is possible to find a wall-mounted electric fireplace in a variety of styles however, it is ideal to match the design of the fireplace with the overall style of the room. This will ensure that the entire media wall is cohesive and flows well. Amantii, Dimplex and other companies provide a range of wall-mounted electric fire places. Both brands are well-known for their high-quality products and quick to respond when customers give feedback regarding how they can improve their products.

Another consideration for a media wall is to decide whether the room can be used to house a television or other electronic devices. Some people prefer a recessed fireplace to serve as an entertainment centre, while others want to combine an electric fireplace and a wall-mounted TV. It is more convenient and efficient to select a media wall which can accommodate both.

The main drawback to wall-mounted fireplaces is that it tends to feel more permanent than freestanding electric fireplaces equipped with mantel. While it is possible to move the appliance from one location to another, it will require reinstalling the brackets for mounting. If the fireplace is in an stud, it can be difficult to mount a TV or other components.