How To install Electric Wall Mount & Recessed Fire Place Like a Pro.

So it's about time to update your space and add that magazine photo decor you're longing for.

Get beyond simple pieces and add functional Decor that brings that rich flavor without breaking the bank.

Probably a wall Mount or recessed electric fireplace could quench your design taste. 

A wall mount electric fireplace  Instead of a traditional fireplace could greatly save you in cost and time giving the glamour and satisfaction you desire.

Mounting a fireplace on the wall allows you to heat your room and save valuable floor space,  while giving your wall a decorative focal point.

They can be installed in almost any room in your home, hotel, or restaurant. No vents or gas lines are required, making them a safe source of supplemental heat, producing no harmful emissions.

Wall Mount Electric Fireplaces:  is the easiest way to install an electric fireplace on your wall. You simply hang your fireplace on a bracket that is usually included with your purchase.

This means that your fireplace will protrude from the wall approximately 4"-6" as it is on the surface of the wall, not in it.

Since it is simply hanging on the wall, you can easily remove the fireplace and redesign your space  anytime you have a new idea or based on the seasons.

Recessed or Built In Electric Fireplaces: Electric fireplaces with the ability to be fully recessed into your wall for a smooth, custom, built-in look.

These fireplaces will most likely have the heater vent on the front  so the hot air can flow safely into your room.

Most part will be recessed into the wall. This is a great option if you are retrofitting an electric fireplace into an existing wall opening. Or building a mantle for a more esthetic design decor.

These electric recessed fireplaces, comes with electric power source lines ready to  be plugged in your wall power supply, or hard wire as is necessary. Please consult a professional electrician as needed for safety.

LED Fireplace Installation Steps

Before you get started, make sure you have the tools required to get the job done.

For basic installations, you'll need a Phillips screwdriver, hammer, level, measuring tape, electric drill, pliers, and a ladder.

Wall mount fireplaces can weigh up to 50 lbs., so it's important they are installed securely.

For custom installations, you may need building supplies such as framing and caulking materials.

1. Select a Power Supply

   Decide if you will be hard wiring or plugging in your electric fireplace.
   

   If you are hard wiring, we recommend using a professional electrician. If you choose to plug it in, you will generally need a 15 amp, 120 Volt outlet located near the fireplace. If you do not have an outlet, it may be best to consult a licensed electrician.

   
   

   Select a Wall Location

   Select a location that is not susceptible to moisture, dust, and is away from things that may catch fire or block openings. For the best look, install the fireplace out of direct sunlight and away from overhead lighting.

   
   

   Test the Fireplace

   Remove the fireplace, hardware and all packaging materials before installation. It's a good idea to test the fireplace to make sure it works correctly before mounting. Plug in the unit and turn on the fireplace using the control panel or remote. Store the fireplace in a safe and dry location until you are ready for installation.

   
   

   Wall Hanging Installation

   Mount the bracket onto the wall, and then use a level to make sure it is even. We recommend securing the screws into the wall studs where possible, otherwise, use plastic anchors. Ensure there are a minimum of two wall studs for a secure installation. Once the bracket is secure on the wall, lift the fireplace and hang it on the bracket. Check for stability, ensuring the fireplace will not pull free from the wall.

   
   

   Recessed Installation

   First, review the dimensions of the wall opening and your fireplace to make sure it will fit properly.Once you are ready to install, remove the front glass panel. Follow your fireplace’s owner’s manual for any specifications on removing the glass. Lift the fireplace and slide into your opening. Screw the fireplace into the wall through the mounting holes. If the fireplace comes with media such as logs, glass, or embers, place these inside the fireplace at this point. When the media is placed how you would like, install the front glass panel back onto the front. Again, refer to the owner’s manual for any specifics.

2.  Get that perfect  Electric Fire Place Decor for your home Sit Back, cuddle up with your favorite book or drink and Enjoy!