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How to Install an Electric Fireplace Insert Electric fireplace inserts are the ideal option to add a fireplace a room or converting an existing fireplace. In contrast to wood-burning or gas-burning fireplaces, they don't need to be vented. There are three kinds of electric fires: plug-ins, and built-in inserts. In this article, we'll look at how each functions. Built-In A built-in electric insert is the ideal choice for homeowners who want to enjoy a warm fire without the hassle of buying and installing an old-fashioned wood-burning fireplace. Installing a fireplace insert in virtually any house will allow you to transform your living space into a comfortable space. It is a fantastic option for homeowners with small spaces, since it occupies less area. Based on your personal preferences, you can pick a built-in model or a stand-alone one. Although electric fireplaces can be installed using a variety of methods however, the most popular method is to place them into an existing masonry fireplace. They are typically constructed by professionals, and it can be expensive to repair or replace the insert in case it is damaged. Installation isn't as complicated as it may seem, especially in the case of an already-built masonry fire place. The installation of an electric fireplace can be accomplished by framing a space in your wall and then building a fireplace directly into the structure. This kind of installation will not require any floor space, and it can easily be incorporated into any decor. This gives you more control over the appearance of your fireplace and heating capacity. One of the biggest benefits of having an electric fireplace is that it doesn't need venting. This makes it a safer choice for those with small pets or children living in the house, as it doesn't produce hazardous gases that can be inhaled. It is also easier to maintain than most other models available because it doesn't require a chimney or gas lines. Installing an electric fireplace into an existing fireplace is as easy as slipping the unit into its opening. This kind of installation is very simple and cost-effective, and is the most popular method to convert wood-burning fireplaces to electric. It is essential to determine the size of your fireplace before buying an electric insert. Plug-In A fireplace that plugs in is installed in a wall as a standard outlet. This is a less expensive option than a built in fireplace however, it still looks stunning and can be used to create a focal point to any room. If you want an elegant appearance, you can frame around the fireplace opening and include trim to conceal the electrical connections. You can do it yourself or employ a local contractor to do it. Check the owner's guide for details on framing and wiring. It is also recommended to test your fireplace before installing it. Connect it and play around with the lights and heat. If everything works, you're ready to move on to the next step. Make sure your electrician knows that your new electric fireplace will need an exclusive circuit. It will have a separate circuit, which will also have an GFI outlet on the wall. When you switch off the breaker in the panel of your home, it will only affect one line. This prevents multiple outlets and appliances from sharing a circuit and tripping the breaker. It is also necessary to decide if you would like your fireplace connected to a 120-volt, or 240-volt outlet. Then, you'll need to have your electrician run the proper wiring. If you decide to do this project yourself, you'll need to have a power saw and understand how to use it. You will also require tape measure and a pencil to mark the exact location of the fireplace on the wall. Once you've marked the location then you can begin the process of removal of the old wall covering and installing a new fireplace frame. Install in the wall fireplace electric as close as possible to the fireplace edge to give it a polished appearance. Also, be sure to leave enough room for the head of your fireplace outlet. Corner It is possible to install an electric fireplace in an area to make your space more inviting and cozy. These fireplaces don't have a chimney, which makes them easier to install and can be set up as a stand-alone unit or as a part of a mantel. They come in a variety of sizes and provide supplemental heat for a room up to 1,000 square feet. Certain models can be wired to 240 volts in order to deliver more warmth. When choosing an insert for your fireplace, it's crucial to select a model that matches the dimensions of your existing opening. A fireplace insert that does not fit properly could be a nuisance, based on the style and size of your room. This is why a professional consult or using visualization tools can help. One method to ensure you select a model that is compatible is to frame and build the fireplace into your wall or to build it into an existing chimney. While this takes more time and might require some expertise in building but it will provide you with an individual fit and seamless appearance. If you're considering doing this, be sure to adhere to the installation guidelines carefully and ask for help if needed. Installing a recessed fire place is a different option. It is a perfect fit for the fireplace opening and is on the wall. They are available in a variety of styles and finishes, meaning you can easily match them with your existing fireplace and decor. They include everything you need to install them. This includes an integrated heater that can provide additional heating for rooms that are up to 1,000 square feet and a realistic fire effect. Electric fireplaces with plug-ins are the simplest to set up, as you just need to slide them into the existing fireplace and plug them in. They typically have 5,000 BTUs which is sufficient heat for most rooms. Some models can be used without the heat to create an ambiance-only experience. Multi-Sided A multi-sided electric fireplace is a novel method of dividing a room without obstructing the view or needing venting. It can be wall mounted and features a glass panel on each side of the fireplace, creating an expansive effect. Multi-sided models can be purchased with or without heating. They can be customized to include logs, LED lighting, an ember bed and other features. These models are great for separating master bedroom from bathrooms for ensuites or to divide the dining and living areas. They are available in linear and traditional styles and provide a range of options for installation, such as the full 2x4 recessed mounting, clean face flush mount into 12” wall, or partially recessed into 2” 4”. The media kits and flame colors can be used to make a unique appearance. Multi-sided electric fire places are great for those who want to add a splash of style to their home or business. These electric fireplaces powered by the revolutionary HELIOVISION Virtual Flame Technology, are designed to give the most lifelike fire look in an electrical fireplace. The Landscape Pro Multi provides a variety of options for installation to give homeowners and interior designers total freedom. This model can be installed in a single-side view left- and front-side views or three-sided bays (bay windows) with removable metal panels. All options can be operated without or with the heater for all year-round use. An advanced hand-held remote control comes with and provides a variety of operation options including power and heat, fade, sync, ember bed, and down-light settings.