9 Signs That You're A Fireplace Suite Expert

9 Signs That You're A Fireplace Suite Expert


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' range of suites are perfect for living rooms extension, bedrooms and also the bathroom for the real flame effect.

Hotels with fireplaces provide the impression of warmth and luxury that draws customers back. Discover how you can add this luxury to your hotel property.

The hearth

The hearth is a flat platform at the base of the fireplace. Its function is to shield the wall and floor from embers or heat. It is typically constructed of non-combustible materials such as stone or brick, and it extends between 16 and 18 inches in front of the firebox. Most gas and wood fireplaces require a hearth, and electric fireplace suites typically don't have one.

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. These components combine to create a focal point that will improve the aesthetics of your home and make your home more welcoming. Suites are the ideal choice for those looking to revamp their interior and give it a new look.

Suites are available in a wide range of styles, finishes and colours to suit any style. They also provide a wide range of options for type of fire and flame effect and heating outputs. Traditional fires that are gas-fueled are ideal for homes with chimneys. However, balanced flue fireplaces can be used without chimneys.

Electric fireplaces are a great option for those who want to create a focal point to their living spaces without the hassle of putting up an old-fashioned wood burner or gas fire. They generate their own heat by using a process known as convection. This draws cold air, warms it and then ejects it into the room. Contrary to fireplaces that burn wood, these suites don't emit carbon monoxide that can be harmful if inhaled.

The back panel

As the name suggests, the fireplace back panel is located at the rear of the fireplace's opening. It assists in creating a neat 'n' shape alongside the surround, mantelpiece and inset fire. It can be constructed from various materials that resist heat, including slate, granite and stone.

Most fireplace suites feature back panels as part of an all-in-one package that includes the mantelpiece, surround and inset fire appliance. This can save you time and effort during installation since the components are designed to work seamlessly.

There are also standalone back panels that are perfect to replace an electric or gas fireplace, or to improve the appearance of an existing chimney breast. These back panels come in a variety of styles and materials, allowing you to find the perfect one for your home.

As well as being stylish as well as a stylish option, back panels are generally constructed from a heat-resistant material, which is important to protect your walls and floor from the effects of your fireplace suite. This is especially important if you opt for the gas or solid fuel fireplace, as they will produce an immense amount of heat that can be transferred to surrounding areas through the wall and ceiling.

A back panel can really help to tie together your entire fireplace suite particularly if you're opting for a more modern design. This stunning flamerite Ador electric fireplace suite is a great example. It comes with a curved fire picture that adds a more dramatic look to the fire. This suite, when combined with an open-fronted contemporary electric fireplace, will create a stunning focal point in any living room, or extension.

Alternately, this Elgin and Hall Farnham Deluxe suite comes with the renowned Chollerton inset gas fire. This fireplace with a glass front is a real show-stopper. It can transform any space when paired with the limestone surround and back panels.

For a more minimalist approach this sleek wall-mounted flamerite Edwin LED electric suite is a great option. This suite can be mounted on any flat wall and be operated with the remote control included - simple to use, and with no flue or chimney required, it's a great choice for modern homes.

The surround/mantelpiece

Modern electric suites can be a fantastic alternative to traditional fireplaces that need a back panel, a fireplace surround, and other elements. They can be set on the wall in a straight line creating an amazing focal point. They are perfect for homes with limited space or no chimney or flue.

The electric fireplace range from Fires2U has a range of sizes and styles so you can find the ideal one for your home. Select from beautiful stone designs such as the Carron Corbel for an elegant Georgian look, or opt for something more minimalist with the Gallery Lincoln which boasts clean lines and simple elegance. Pine surrounds are also popular and the Gallery Corbel from Carron is no different. This piece can be finished with wax or left unfinished to bring out the color and texture of the wood.

If you want a more elegant look, you could opt for marble surrounds. The Elgin & Hall Vitalia Marble electric fire suite is a striking choice with its gorgeous detail and the angled step design. Pureglow Hanley, if you are looking for something more subtle, is a great alternative. This surround is available in a grey-colored finish. It can be used with electric or gas fireplaces.

You can pick marble surrounds or a fireplace that is white to give a more modern appearance. The Carron Ashleigh surround is a popular option that works with gas and electric fires.

If you like the ambience of real flames in their living room, traditional cast iron furniture is a good choice. The Flamerite Aubade LED cast iron fireplace suites feature a chic mantelpiece with a curved design. They are designed to be used with gas, electric and wood-burning fires. They also come with a remote control as standard so you can adjust your fire and light settings with ease.

Why not add electric fireplace and surround of elegance to your living area by selecting a luxurious fire place suite? These are typically larger than standard ones and can bring elegance to your living space. They are available in a variety of colours and finishes to complement your decor. You can even opt for a mirrored surround to create a dramatic impact and increase the amount of light that enters your living space.

The fire

The fire is the heart of any fireplace set however, it doesn't have to be a wood-burning one. There are plenty of other alternatives available, such as gas and electric. The key is to find a design that complements your room and meets your requirements. You can also pick an extra large fireplace or one with a larger panel that frames the fire to create a stunning focal in your room.

When choosing a fireplace suite, be sure to take into consideration the amount of heat you'll need to heat your home. It will be determined by some factors, such as the power of the fireplace and the current electricity rates and the amount of time you're planning on using it every day. To find this out, you need to divide the wattage of your fireplace by the energy rate charged by your electricity company per kilowatt hour.

The surround and mantelpiece of your fireplace also have a significant impact on how it looks. Some are designed with intricate designs that provide visual interest, while others have a more subtle look that blends in with any interior style. You can also find a suite that has an LED inner glow log effect that gives the impression of a real fire, without needing any fuel.

When it comes to fireplaces, there are four types that are available: wood (nice to look at and feel but less efficient; emits air pollutants such as particulate matter carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide) and gas (more efficient in terms of energy, but still releases carbon monoxide, burns synthetic or natural logs) and electric (uses the coil and fan system that doesn't release dangerous gases, very economical and cozy). Choose a fireplace suite with a high BTU rating to get the best results. This will warm the room more quickly and will also give a more authentic flame effect.

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