Fireplace Suites - The Complete Package
A fireplace suite is the complete package; it includes a surround/mantelpiece, hearth and fire all working together to create the centrepiece of your home. Evolution Fires' suites are ideal for living rooms, bedrooms extensions, bathrooms, and kitchens.
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The hearth
The hearth is the flat platform that is located at the bottom of a fireplace, designed to shield the floor and wall from heat damage or embers. It is typically constructed of non-combustible materials such as stone or brick and extends 16 to 18 inches prior to the firebox. Electric fireplaces are usually without a hearth.
As a general rule, fireplace suites consist of four main components; an inset fire (either gas or electric), a surround/mantelpiece, a back panel and the hearth. The four components work together to create a centerpiece that can enhance the look of any room and make your home seem more welcoming. Suites are perfect for anyone who wants to give their home a new look and revamp it.
Suites are available in various designs, colors and finishes that will fit into any decor. They also provide a broad variety of choices when it comes to type of fire and flame effect as well as heating outputs. Gas-fueled fires that are conventional are the perfect option for homes with chimneys, and balanced flue fires are a viable alternative that can be used safely in homes that do not have a chimney.
Electric fireplace suites are an excellent option for those who want to add a focal point to their living spaces without the hassle of putting in an old-fashioned wood burner or gas fire. These suites generate their own heat through the process of convection. This draws in cool air, then warms it and then vents it out into the room. Unlike wood-burning fireplaces, these suites do not release carbon monoxide, which could be dangerous if inhaled.
The back panel
As the name suggests, the fireplace back panel is located in the rear of the fireplace's opening. It helps create an elegant 'n' shape alongside the surround, mantelpiece and the fire inset. It can be constructed of a variety of heat-resistant materials, including stone and granite.
The majority of fireplace sets come with back panels as part of a complete solution; packaged alongside a surround, mantelpiece and inset fire appliance. This can be an excellent way to cut down on time and effort when installing the fireplace as the components have been made to work seamlessly, both structurally and aesthetically.
There are also separate back panels that are ideal for replacing the gas or electric fireplace, or to improve the appearance of a chimney's existing. These back panels come in a range of different styles and materials, so you can find the ideal one for your home.
Back panels aren't just elegant they are made of materials that are resistant to heat. This is important as it shields your floors and walls from the effects of a fireplace suite. electric fire suite uk is especially true when you select the gas or solid fuel fireplace, because they generate an enormous amount of heat that could be transferred to surrounding areas via the wall and ceiling.
A back panel will allow you create a cohesive design for your fireplace suite, particularly if you are going for a contemporary design. For example, this stunning flamerite Ador LED electric fireplace has an angled flame that enhances the look of your new fire. This suite, when paired with an open-fronted contemporary electric fireplace, will create a stunning focal point in any dining room, living room or extension.
Alternately, this Elgin and Hall Farnham Deluxe suite comes with the renowned Chollerton inset gas fireplace. This glass-fronted fire front is an absolute show-stopper. It will transform any space when paired with the limestone surround and back panels.
This elegant wall mounted Flamerite Edwin LED electric set is perfect for a minimalist approach. This suite can be put on any flat wall, and controlled via the remote control included. It's easy to use and does not require chimneys or flue.
The surround/mantelpiece
Modern electric suites are a great alternative to traditional fireplaces that need a back panel, a fire surround and other components. They can be set on the wall in a straight line creating a stunning focal piece. They are perfect for homes with small spaces or no chimney or flue.
The range of electric fireplaces available at Fires2U offers a wide variety of sizes and styles, so it's easy to find the perfect match for your home. Select from beautiful stone designs such as the Carron Corbel for the classic Georgian style, or opt for a minimalist style with the Gallery Lincoln which boasts clean lines and simple elegance. Pine surrounds are popular too and the Gallery Corbel from Carron is no exception. This piece can be coated with wax or left unfinished to highlight the texture and color of the wood.
You can select an elegant marble surround to give your fireplace a more elegant appearance. Elgin & Hall Vitalia Marble Electric Fire Suite is a stunning choice, with its beautiful detailing. If you're looking for something more elegant and elegant, the Pureglow Hanley is a great option. This surround is available in a grey finish. It can be used with gas or electric fireplaces.
You can choose a marble surround or a fireplace that is white for a more modern look. The Carron Ashleigh is a popular option that works well with electric and gas fires.
For those who love the real flames' ambience in their living room, traditional cast iron furniture is a fantastic option. The Flamerite Aubade and Tennyson LED cast iron fireplace suites feature an attractive curved mantelpiece. They are designed to work with wood-burning gas or electric fires. They also come with a remote control as standard so you can adjust the settings of your fire and lighting easily.
Why not add a touch of luxury to your living space by selecting a luxurious fire place suite? They are usually larger than standard suites and are perfect to add a touch of elegance to a living room. They are available in a variety of finishes and colors to match your décor. You can choose a mirrored surround for a striking look and to add light that your home receives.
The fire
The heart of any fireplace is the fire itself, but you don't have to choose a traditional wood-burning fireplace. There are many other alternatives available, such as gas and electric. The trick is to choose a design that complements your space and meets your requirements. You can also choose a larger fireplace or one with a bigger screen that frames the fire to create a stunning focal point in your living space.
Take into consideration the amount of heat your home will need when you select the right fireplace set. It will be contingent on a few things like the fireplace's wattage and current electricity costs, and how many hours you're planning to use it daily. Divide the wattage of your fireplace by the energy cost per kilowatt hour charged by your electricity provider.
The surround and mantelpiece of your fireplace also have a significant impact on the way it appears. Some are designed with intricate designs that add an additional dimension of visual interest to the space, while others offer more minimalist and blends into most styles of interiors. You can even find the suite with an LED glow log effect to give the appearance of a real fire without using any fuel.
There are four types of fire places: wood (nice for viewing and feeling but less efficient, it releases air pollutants, including particulate matter and carbon monoxide) gas (more efficient in terms of energy efficiency, but still produces carbon monoxide, and burns natural or synthesized logs) and electric (uses coils and fan technology, doesn't emit any dangerous gases, and is extremely economical and comfortable). If you're looking to make the most of your fireplace set-up pick one with high BTUs. This will heat your room quicker and create a more realistic flame effect.