7 Simple Tips For Moving Your Electric Stove

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7 Simple Tips For Moving Your Electric Stove

Electric Stove Fires

Electric fires are a great option for modern homes as they don't require a flue or chimney, they simply need electricity. This makes them perfect for a recessed fireplace or to create a media wall.

Electric fires are less expensive than gas stoves which require an installation of a chimney and must be installed by an expert.

No need for a flue or chimney

Unlike gas fires and wood burners electric stove fires don't require an installation of a chimney. They can be fitted to the wall of a room, or even into fireplaces that are no longer in use and operate on a simple plug-in basis. This makes them a great choice for homes without an existing chimney or those who are looking for an economical method of heating your home without the maintenance and wood chopping that traditional fireplaces demand.

When you light a wood-burning fire in a fireplace that is open combustion by-products like creosote build up and cause damage to the inside of the chimney. Over time this can corrode the mortar and bricks that make up the chimney, creating cracks in the walls, and smoke leaks into your living space or into neighbouring rooms. To avoid this you must always have a chimney lined an excellent flue liner. This can be done by an expert and is crucial to ensure the security of your fireplace.

Another alternative for those looking to have an authentic log fire in their home but don't have a chimney is a stove that has a gas flue. These fires are outfitted with a catalytic converter that transforms harmful gases into harmless ones. They only require the supply of gas.

The twin wall flue is suitable for wood burning stoves without a chimney. This consists of stainless steel pipes which can be run either internally or externally and carry your stove fumes away to be vented into the air outside. These systems are reasonably inexpensive however they require a bit of installation and must be kept at a distance of 425mm from any flammable substance.

For  electric fireplaces and stoves  who would prefer an electric fireplace that appears more like a wood burning stove but do not have room for a flue or chimney we have a large selection of stunning gas and electric stoves on our media wall, including our popular Bramshaw model from British Fires which features a design that mirrors a wood or gas burning fire and requires only a simple plug-in. Speak to your local House of Stoves retailer for more information. They can provide professional advice and assistance.

Easy to move

If you have an existing stove in your home, and it's a style you're comfortable with, it's possible to bring it with when you move. However gas stoves require specific removal and disconnection procedures to be carried out by a certified professional. This isn't always the case with electric fires since they plug into an electrical outlet. You can move your electric real-flame flame to another room of your home.

This versatility is especially useful for those who intend to move in the near future or rent out a portion of their house. It can also be useful for families with pets and children who like to switch their fireplace off and on at any time. The fact that there are chimney or flue components that are not present means you can also put your electric fire into a flat packed hearth, making it easy to set up and take down in just minutes.

There are a wide range of freestanding designs that you can pick from, including a variety of electric stoves resembling the appearance of traditional wood stoves. The Be Modern Ravensdale package, for instance, offers a modern log-burner effect in a single easy-to-install package. The suite comprises an appliance, a surround backplate, and hearth, which is equipped with Optimyst technology, which creates the captivating flame display on top of an authentic hand-painted log fuel bed.

Our electric fire suites are available in a wide range of sizes, so you can find the perfect fit for your home. The size of the fireplace will also affect its cost. The larger models generate more heat and consume more electricity than smaller alternatives. Our energy calculator helps you to work out exactly the amount your electric stove will cost to run, helping you make an informed decision when buying.

Choose the lowest setting to get the best from your electric fireplace. Modern electric fires come with adjustable settings for heat. This means you can lower the temperature while still enjoying a warm atmosphere. This can cut down on your electricity consumption and could help you save money on heating costs.

No messy cleaning or maintenance



Unlike traditional fireplaces, an electric stove fire doesn't produce creosote, smoke, or ash. It's much simpler to operate an electric stove than a traditional fireplace as it doesn't require cutting wood or clean the chimney. They can be used year-round and provide warm comfort by pressing the button, and they're easy to maintain.

It is still necessary to maintain your electric fireplace to ensure that it is working properly. Cleaning it up isn't just about standards and presentation; it also reduces the chance of fire-related incidents that could put your home at risk (source: The Spruce).

You'll need to switch off the power to the fusebox of your home or disconnect your stove prior to beginning cleaning. Let the stove cool completely before cleaning it. When the appliance is cold, you can begin to remove dust and dirt from the grate, heat outlets as well as the inlets and glass. A dry, clean cloth will typically suffice. It is also necessary to clean the blower of your heater. This is done using dry cloths or vacuum cleaners that have an nozzle that is specifically designed for it (if you have one). Also, you'll need to clean the flame effect parts, which typically consist of an LED or halogen lamp strip and mirrors that are attached to rods. Again, these can be cleaned using dry cloths or a vacuum.

Regarding the coils, it's important to note that you shouldn't get them wet. They plug into a specific type of socket, and submerging them in water could damage the appliance. If they are dirty, use a mixture consisting of hot dish soap, water or, if necessary denatured alcohol. You can then clean the coils clean and re-attach any drip pans that you have removed.

As long as you adhere to these easy steps, your electric fireplace will function just as it should. This includes removing any drooling or fingerprints that might be left behind by regular use. If you want to create a cozy atmosphere in your home without any hassle, give us a phone call now. We'll be glad to help you with your electric fireplace requirements.

Aesthetically pleasing

Electric stove fires appear like the traditional gas or wood log burner, but they can be used anywhere in the house without the need for a flue or chimney. They plug into an ordinary UK 3 pin plug and can be moved easily to accommodate changes in furniture or decor layout. They are also much cheaper and easier to install than other types because they don't require an expert installer.

Electric stoves are sold for their aesthetic appeal. A majority of models have realistic flame effects made using LED or LCD technology. These advanced systems let you adjust the brightness of the flame effects, from a soft glow to a vivid and lively blaze which can be used for mood lighting or as a centrepiece.

Most models also offer the option to turn off the heat and use the flame effects only for a cosy ambience and to reduce energy bills. This is a fantastic feature for those who want to enjoy the visuals of a fireplace, but do not need to be warm and cozy at all times.

Some models are made of cast iron or steel, with a glass front. Each model comes with distinct style. The display and control panel can be integrated into the facade of the stove, or hidden away to give it a sleeker appearance.

A good electric stove will have overheat protection in place to protect against any potential damage caused by an overheating of the appliance. This is particularly important since the majority of models are designed to be placed close to surfaces and fabrics that are flammable such as sofas, curtains and blankets.

A stove heater that is electric is the perfect option for any room of the home where a traditional log fire would not be suitable because of space constraints or safety issues, or simply because you prefer the modern look of a sleek and versatile electric fire. Electric stove fires are popular in both period and modern homes because they provide a range of options that can be adapted to any interior design scheme.