Wall Mounted Fires

Wall-mounted water vapour fires bring a realistic flame to a room without taking up floor space and without any building work beyond mounting and a socket. The flame is generated from mist and light rather than fuel, so there’s nothing to burn, no flue to install and no heat given off.

They suit apartments, rented homes and family spaces particularly well — anywhere a real flame would be impractical, but the atmosphere of one is still wanted. The effect can be run all year, since it adds light and movement without warming the room.

 

FAQs

What are the different types of water vapourfireplaces?

The most common types of water vapourfireplaces homeowners install are freestanding, built-in units, decorativeunits, multi-sided see-through, and wall-mounted water vapour fireplaces.

How often do I need to refill the water tank in thesefireplaces?

The exact refill frequency depends on theusage duration. Most of the tanks last 8 to 10 hours depending on the model.Some units also have a direct water connection, eliminating the need forrefilling.

Is it possible to install a water vapour fireplace bymyself?

Most of the units are free-standing andrequire only a water and electricity connection. However, for more complexbuilt-in fireplaces, professional installation is necessary.

Do water vapour fireplaces need ventilation orchimneys?

All water vapour fireplace inserts producezero smoke as their flames are not real. Which is why they don’t requirededicated ventilation or chimneys.

Which type of water is best for these fireplaces?

Many manufacturers state that it is fine touse tap water. However, using distilled water is recommended by the experts, asit prevents salts and mineral buildup in the unit.

Are these fireplaces safe for pets and children?

Yes, all the water vapour fireplacesproduce harmless, fake flames that are safe for children and pets.