20 Things You Should Know 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' range of suites are perfect for living rooms extension, bedrooms and also the bathroom for that real flame ambiance.

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The hearth

The hearth is a flat platform that sits at the base of a fireplace. It is designed to shield the floor and wall from embers or heat damage. It is usually constructed of non-combustible materials like brick or stone and extends anywhere from 16 to 18 inches in front of the firebox. Most gas and wood fireplaces require a hearth while electric fireplace suites often do not 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 work together to create an attractive focal point that can enhance aesthetics and make your home more inviting. As a result, suites are a great option for anyone seeking to update their interior and give it a brand new look.

Suites are available in different styles, colors and finishes to suit any style. There are also a variety of options for the type of flame effect, fire and heating output. Gas-fueled fires that are conventional are the best choice for homes with chimneys, and balanced flue fires are a different option that can be used safely in homes without chimneys.

Electric fireplace suites are a great option for those who want to create 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 by using a process known as convection. This draws cold air, warms it and then vents it into the room. Unlike wood-burning fireplaces, these suites do not release carbon monoxide, which can be dangerous if breathed in.

The back panel

As the name suggests, the fireplace back panel is located at the rear of your fireplace's opening and assists in creating an attractive 'n'-shaped design in the mantelpiece, surround and the inset fire. It is made from various heat-resistant materials such as granite and stone.

Most fireplace suites feature back panels as part of an all-built in electric fireplace with mantel-one solution that includes a surround, mantelpiece and inset fire appliance. This is an ideal way to save time and effort in the process of installation since the components have been designed to fit together seamlessly, both structurally and aesthetically.

There are also separate back panels that are available, which are ideal for instances where you're replacing a gas or electric fireplace and want to upgrade the appearance of the current chimney breast without removing it. These back panels are available in different styles and materials so that you can pick the one that is suitable for your home.

As well as being stylish Back panels are typically made from a heat-resistant material, which is important to help protect your floors and walls from the effects of your fireplace suite. This is particularly true when you choose a gas or solid fuel fireplace suite, since they produce an enormous amount of heat that could be transferred to the surrounding areas via the wall and ceiling.

A back panel can really aid in tying up your entire fireplace suite, especially if you're going for a more contemporary design. This stunning flamerite Ador electric fireplace, for example, comes with a curved fire image that enhances the effect of the fire. This suite, when coupled with an open-fronted contemporary electric fireplace, will create a stunning focal point for any dining room, living room or extension.

Additionally, the Elgin and Hall Farnham Deluxe suite is equipped with the well-known Chollerton inset gas fire. The glass-fronted fire is a real showstopper and when paired with the limestone surround and back panel, it will elevate any home to new heights.

For a more minimalist look this stunning wall mounted flamerite Edwin LED electric suite is the perfect option. This suite will hang against any flat wall and be operated using the remote control included - simple to use, and with no chimney or flue required, it's the ideal choice for modern homes.

The surround/mantelpiece

Unlike traditional fireplaces, which must be fitted with a back panel and a fire surround, modern electric units can be hung flush against the wall and provide an impressive focal point. They are ideal for homes with limited space or without a chimney or flue.

Fires2U's electric fireplace collection includes a variety of sizes and styles so you can choose the perfect one for your home. Choose from stunning stone designs such as the Carron Corbel for the classic Georgian look, or go for a more minimalist design with the Gallery Lincoln which boasts clean lines and simple elegance. Pine surrounds are popular too, and the Gallery Corbel from Carron is no different. This piece is available unfinished or with wax to bring out the wood's colour and texture.

You can select a marble surround to give your fireplace a more elegant appearance. Elgin & Hall Vitalia Marble Electric Fire Suite is a stunning choice with its gorgeous detailing. If you're looking for something more subtle and elegant, the Pureglow Hanley is a great choice. This surround comes with a grey-colored finish and is compatible with electric or gas fireplaces.

You can choose marble surrounds or a fireplace that is white to create a modern look. The Carron Ashleigh is a popular option that works well with electric and gas fires.

A traditional cast iron fireplace suite will always be a great choice for those who love the atmosphere of real flames blazing in their living room. The Flamerite Aubade LED cast iron fireplace suites have a stylish, curved mantelpiece. They are designed to work with gas, small electric fireplace with mantel (Get Source) and wood-burning fires. Standard, they include a remote control that allows you to easily adjust the fire and lighting settings.

If you want to add a touch of luxury you should consider a deluxe fireplace suite? They're usually bigger than standard suites and are perfect for adding a touch of class to a living room. They are typically available in a variety of colors and finishes, so you're sure to find one that matches the style of your home. You can pick a mirror surround for a dramatic look and to add lighting in your home.

The fire

The center of any fireplace suite is the fire itself however, you don't have to choose a traditional wood burning fireplace. There are many other options available, including slim electric fireplace with mantel and gas. The trick is to choose a design that complements your space and meets your requirements. You can also opt for the larger model or fireplace with a wider panel to frame the fire and create a stunning focal point in your living space.

When choosing a fireplace, make sure to consider the amount of heat you'll require to heat your home. This will depend upon a few factors, including the wattage of the fireplace and the current electricity rates and the length of time you're planning to use it every day. To determine this, you can divide the wattage of the fireplace by the energy rate charged by your electricity company per Kilowatt hour.

The fireplace's surround and mantelpiece also play a big role in the way it appears in your home. Some are designed with intricate designs that add an extra visual interest to the room while others offer more minimalist and will blend in with most styles of interiors. You can also find the suite with an LED inside glow log effect that gives the appearance of a real fire, without using any fuel.

When it comes to fireplaces there are four kinds that are available: wood (nice to view and feel but less efficient; emits air pollutants such as particulate matter carbon monoxide, particulate matter and nitrogen dioxide); gas (more efficient in terms of energy, but still releases carbon monoxide, burns synthetic or natural logs); and electric (uses the coil and fan that doesn't release dangerous gasses, and is extremely economical and cozy). If you're looking to get the most out of your fireplace set-up pick one with high BTUs. This will warm your room more quickly and will also give a more authentic flame effect.