Fireplaces

Yes. The built-in heaters of the electric fireplaces are designed to warm your room. They can directly convert the power into heatwave while the enclosed cabinet prevents heat from leaking out. Some types of electric fireplaces even have a power switch function to meet the needs of different-sized spaces.

Functionality: A versatile electric fireplace usually combines a TV cabinet with an electric fireplace. Adjustable design: Some fireplaces have temperature controls for optimal comfort. Size: Pick the right size to ensure your TV can be placed on the stand. Aesthetic: Choose the color and texture that fits your room's vibe. Additional Features: Remote control, storage place, timer, flame colors and so on.

TVs usually use 50 - 200 watts of electricity while most electric fireplaces are around 1500 watts. If you’re planning to use the same circuit, we suggest you consult a licensed electrician to avoid the risk of overloading the circuit.

An electric fireplace is a more cost-effective and energy-saving choice than the traditional wood-burning fireplace. The reusable wood inside the electric fireplace leaves no hassle of chopping wood and cleaning. Meanwhile, the fully enclosed insert unit provides a smooth and efficient heating performance.

Yes, most electric fireplace inserts are designed to fit into an existing fireplace seamlessly. However, you need to make sure there is an independent electrical outlet nearby to power the fireplace. Also, don’t forget to measure the dimensions of your existing fireplace before placing the order.

Yes, an electric fireplace can be regarded as a high-power electrical appliance because of the built-in heaters, which need an independent circuit to secure its safety.

Electric fireplaces don't need to be vented. Unlike wood or gas-burning fireplaces, electricity-powered fireplaces enable a zero-emission functioning process. You don’t need to set a vent to expel the exhaust gas.

Electric fireplaces can only work with electricity because all the heat and flames are generated by the electrical equipment, such as heaters and the LED screen.

Most medium-sized fireplaces are designed with easy assembly, allowing the buyers to install it quickly. However, if the fireplace needs an additional outlet, you may consider hiring a licensed electrician to help revamp the circuits.

10–20 years.Usually, the average lifespan of an electric fireplace can last up to 20 years. Although most electric fireplaces require minimal maintenance, an annual inspection is necessary to extend their longevity.