20 Fun Facts About Fireplace Suite

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 and bathrooms.

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The hearth

The hearth is the flat platform which is situated at the base of a fireplace. It is designed to shield the wall and floor from heat damage or embers. It is usually made from non-combustible material like brick or stone and extends 16 to 18 inches in front of the firebox. Electric fireplaces are typically 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. These components combine to create an attractive focal point that can improve the aesthetics of your home and make your home more welcoming. As a result, suites are ideal for anyone who wants to transform their home and give it a new look.

Suites are available in a wide selection of styles, finishes and colours to suit any decor. They also provide a wide range of options for type of fire and flame effect and heating outputs. Gas-fuelled conventional fires are ideal for homes with chimneys, while balanced flue fireplaces can be used safely without chimneys.

Electric fireplace suites are a great choice for those looking to add a focal piece to their living space without having to put in an actual wood or gas fire. These suites generate their own heat using a process known as convection. They draw cold air, warms it, and then releases it into the room. Unlike wood-burning fireplaces, these suites don't emit carbon monoxide that can be harmful if inhaled.

The back panel

The name suggests that the back of your fireplace is in the back of the fireplace's opening. It assists in creating a neat 'n' shape alongside the surround, mantelpiece and inset fire. This can be made of various heat-resistant materials like granite and stone.

Most fireplace suites feature back panels as part of an all-in-one package; packaged alongside a mantelpiece, a surround and an inset fire appliance. This is an excellent way to cut down on time and effort during installation as the components have been designed to be a seamless fit both structurally and visually.

There are also stand-alone back panels that are perfect to replace a gas fireplace or electric fireplace, and upgrading the appearance of an existing chimney breast. The back panels are available in a range of different designs and materials, so you can find the ideal one for your home.

Back panels are not just stylish, but they are constructed of durable materials. This is important as it protects your walls and floors from the effects of the fireplace suite. This is especially true when you select a solid fuel or gas fireplace suite. They will produce an enormous amount of heat which can be transferred through the ceiling or wall to the area around it.

A back panel will allow you to create a cohesive style for your fireplace, particularly if you are looking for a modern electric fireplace with mantel design. This stunning flamerite Ador Electric fireplaces and surrounds fireplace, for example, comes with a curved fire place suites picture that enhances the effect of the fire. This suite, when paired with an open-fronted modern electric fireplace mantel suite fire, will create a stunning focal point for any dining room, living room or extension.

Alternatively, this Elgin and Hall Farnham Deluxe suite comes with the renowned Chollerton inset gas fireplace. This fireplace with a glass front is an absolute show-stopper. It can transform any room when it is paired with the limestone surround and back panels.

For a more minimalist approach, this elegant wall mounted flamerite Edwin LED electric suite is the perfect choice. The suite can be hung on any flat wall and be operated using the remote control included that is easy to use and without chimney or flue required, it's the ideal option for modern homes.

The surround/mantelpiece

Modern electric suites are an excellent alternative to traditional fireplaces which require a back panel, a fire surround, and other components. They can be installed flush against the wall, creating a stunning focal piece. They are ideal for homes with a limited space or no chimney or flue.

Fires2U's electric fireplace collection has a range of styles and sizes so you can find the right one for your home. Choose from stunning stone designs like the Carron corbel for a classic Georgian style, or opt for something more minimalist like the Gallery Lincoln with its clean lines and simple elegance. Pine surrounds are also popular, and the Gallery Corbel from Carron is no exception. This piece can be coated with wax or left unfinished to show the texture and color of the wood.

If you want a more elegant look you could choose marble surrounds. The Elgin & Hall Vitalia Marble electric fire suite is a striking option due to its stunning detail and the angled stepped design. Pureglow Hanley, if you prefer something more elegant, is a good option. This surround comes in a grey-colored finish and is suitable for use with electric or gas fireplaces.

You can choose marble surrounds or a fire that is white to give a more modern appearance. The Carron Ashleigh is a popular choice that is compatible with electric and gas fires.

A traditional cast iron fireplace suite is a fantastic choice for those who love the atmosphere of real flames burning within their living room. The Flamerite Aubade LED cast iron fireplace suites have a stylish mantelpiece with a curved design. They are designed to work with electric, gas and wood-burning fires. They have a remote control that allows you to easily alter the flame and lighting settings.

Why not add a touch elegance to your living area by settling for a luxurious fireplace suite? They are generally larger than standard ones, and can add grandeur to your living room. You can find them in a wide range of finishes and colors to match your décor. You can also opt for mirror-like surrounds to create a dramatic impact and increase the amount of light entering your living space.

The fire

The fire is the center of any fireplace set however, it doesn't have to be a fireplace that burns wood. There are many other options out there, including gas and electric. The trick is to choose an option that fits the space and will meet your requirements. You can also select the larger model or fireplace with a wider panel to frame the fire and create an amazing focal point for your room.

Consider how much the amount of heat your home will require when you select a fireplace set. This will depend upon several factors, including the amount of heat produced by the fireplace and the current electricity rates and the amount of time you're planning on using it daily. To find this out, you need to divide the fire's wattage by the electricity company's energy rate per kilowatt hour.

The surround and mantelpiece of your fireplace also have a major impact on the look of your fireplace. Some are designed with intricate designs that add visual interest, while others have a subtler look that blends into any interior style. There is a selection that has an LED inside glow log that gives the illusion of a real fireplace without any fuel.

There are four types of fireplaces: wood (nice to look at and feel but less efficient, it releases air pollutants, including carbon monoxide and particulate matter), gas (more efficient in energy use, but still emits carbon monoxide, burns natural or synthesized logs), and electric (uses the technology of fan and coil, doesn't emit any dangerous gases, is very economical and cozy). Choose a fireplace that has the highest BTU rating if you want the best results. This will warm your home more quickly and will also give a more authentic flame effect.