Fireplace Chimney Draft Blocker Balloon Inflatable Insulate Flue 43" x 21" Eco

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Yes, it is possible to install an electric fireplace yourself. However, it is important to note that this type of installation should only be attempted by someone with experience in electrical work and knowledge of the local building codes. It is also essential to read the manufacturer’s instructions carefully before attempting any installation. Furthermore, if you are not confident in your ability to safely complete the job then it may be best to hire a professional installer for peace of mind. Can you just plug in an electric fireplace? No special skills are required for installation; simply follow the directions in the booklet, hang your fireplace, plug it into a regular outlet, and you're done. 2. Built-In Electric Fireplace

The other key consideration when installing a wall mounted electric fireplace is the distance to combustible materials, such as furniture, pillows, papers and clothes. Follow the instructions in the fireplace manual to ensure these materials are a safe distance away from the fireplace. Electric fireplaces require extremely less upkeep when compared to other types of fireplaces. However, there are several things you can do to guarantee that your fireplace heats your house securely and effectively during the winter. Here are some basic electric fireplace maintenance instructions that can keep your fireplace running well for years to come.

When a wood fire burns, it produces smoke and gases, such as carbon monoxide. Opening the damper (if you have one) before lighting the fire creates a draft up the chimney that draws the smoke and gases up through the flue and out of your home. When the fireplace is not in use, the damper should be closed to prevent drafts; however, many homeowners commonly forget to do so. There was the danger of smoke and fire with traditional fireplaces and most other methods of heating utilized before the invention of electricity. There is no need for ventilation or cleanup with an electric fireplace. Because there is no risk of fire or suffocation, you may even sleep with the electric fireplace on. 2. Energy Efficient

Before you install a built-in electric fireplace make sure the fireplace is functioning properly. Plug it in, test the heater and flame effects. If everything works then move on with installing.Firebox inserts have the appearance of a built-in fireplace. All you have to do is select the appropriate size, fit the firebox into your existing fireplace, plug it in, and relax. Electric Log Insert Easy to install, simply plug in your new electric fireplace to enjoy the atmospheric glow and warmth of a real fire. With an impressive flame effect, electric fires can look just like the real thing, thanks to the latest technology, including LED Fireplaces with high quality displays. Make a wonderful focal point in your living room with a wall mounted electric fire, or enjoy the cosiness of a traditional styled log flame effect fire. Traditional wood and coal-burning fireplaces require a significant amount of effort to install, set up, fuel, and maintain. Electric fireplaces, on the other hand, require very little in your home to get set up and running as soon as possible. With traditional fireplaces, a chimney or flue is essential to channel out the waste gases that these fireplaces produce as a byproduct of burning fuel. Open fireplaces and woodburning stoves use solid fuel such as wood or coal to produce a real flame, in turn generating heat. As a result, these fireplaces produce smoke, also releasing gases harmful to health such as carbon monoxide. A chimney or flue is therefore necessary to make sure these gases don’t accumulate in your home.