Choosing a Wall.Mounted Fireplace

A wall-mounted fireplace does not need cutting an opening in the wall or set up vent pipes. They are also much easier to install and can be mounted anyplace on the wall.

Gas wall mounts can be mounted surface-to-surface or recessed to create a customized look. They come with safety features like oxygen depletion sensors, and shut off when the pilot light goes out. They have controls that let you control the heat and flame settings.

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Look for a fireplace that has a variety of features. These may include different flame settings, a timer, or the ability to control the fireplace from a remote. Some of these fireplaces electric have a display that shows the current setting. This is a great feature if do not prefer using a remote control or if you have small children who may not be competent to operate it.

You should also make sure that the unit is equipped with a built in fan that is shut off when it becomes too hot. This is a great way to avoid any damage to your walls or furniture in the room. This feature is especially important for those that mount their units in areas that will be exposed to high temperatures from sunlight or other sources.

There are a variety of models of wall-mounted electric fireplaces available on the market. Some are more expensive than others, but most of these products have similar features. They typically have a front facing that is either black or super white and top venting to help the heated air circulate throughout the room.

Some of these models are available in various sizes and are designed to be hung with enough space to fit a sideboard cabinet or credenza underneath them. This allows you to keep media and other items in the fireplace while still maintaining the appearance of a fireplace.

If you’re in the market for an old-fashioned gas fireplace you might think about options from manufacturers such as Heat &amp