Buzzwords, De-Buzzed: 10 Other Ways To Say Fireplace Suite

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Buzzwords, De-Buzzed: 10 Other Ways To Say 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 bedrooms, living rooms extensions, bathrooms, and kitchens.

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The hearth

The hearth is a flat platform that is located at the bottom of a fireplace. It's designed to shield the wall and floor from heat damage or embers. It is usually constructed from non-combustible material like stone or brick and extends 16 to 18 inches in front of the firebox. Electric fireplace suites are often 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 parts operate in tandem to create a centrepiece that can enhance the look of any space and make your home appear more inviting. Suites are great for anyone looking to give their interior an updated look and restyle it.

Suites come in a wide range of styles, finishes and colours to suit any decor. They also provide a broad range of options for kind of fire and effect as well as heating outputs. Conventional gas-fueled fires are the perfect option for homes with a chimney, while balanced flue fires are a viable alternative that can be used in homes without chimneys.

Electric fireplace suites are a great alternative for those looking to create an accent to their living spaces without the hassle of putting up traditional wood burners or a gas fire. They generate their own heat by convection that draws in cool air, then heats it before venting it out into the room. They do not emit carbon monoxide which is dangerous to inhale.

The back panel

The name suggests that the back of your fireplace is at the rear of your fireplace's opening and assists in creating an elegant 'n' shape with the mantelpiece, surround and inset fire. This can be made of a variety of heat-resistant materials like granite and stone.

Most fireplace suites feature a back panel as part of a complete solution which includes a surround, mantelpiece and inset fire appliance. This can save you time and effort during installation, because the components are designed to be able to fit seamlessly.

There are also separate back panels that are perfect to replace the gas or electric fireplace, or to improve the appearance of a chimney's existing. Back panels are available in a variety of designs and materials, so you can choose the right one for your home.

Alongside being a stylish option, back panels are usually made of a material that is heat-resistant which is crucial to help protect your walls and floor from the effects of your fireplace suite. This is especially true when you select a solid fuel or gas fireplace suite. They will produce an enormous amount of heat that can be transferred via the ceiling and wall to the area around it.

A back panel will allow you to create a cohesive look for your fireplace suite especially if you are going for a contemporary design. This stunning flamerite Ador electric fireplace suite is a great example. It comes with a curved fire image that adds a more dramatic look to the fire. This suite, when coupled with an open-fronted modern electric fire, will create an impressive focal point in any dining room, living room or extension.

Alternately, this Elgin and Hall Farnham Deluxe suite features the popular Chollerton inset gas fireplace. This glass-fronted fire front is a real eye-catcher. It will transform any space when paired with the limestone surround and back panels.

This beautiful wall-mounted Flamerite Edwin LED electric set is perfect for a minimalist design. This suite can be mounted on any flat wall, and is controlled by the remote control included. It's simple to use and doesn't require a chimney or flue.

The surround/mantelpiece

Modern electric suites can be a fantastic alternative to traditional fireplaces that require an additional back panel, fireplace surround, and other elements. They can be installed on the wall in a straight line, creating an amazing focal point. These are ideal for homes where space is at a minimum or where a chimney or flue aren't in the budget.

The selection of  electric fireplace suites  at Fires2U has a wide range of designs and sizes, so it's easy to find the perfect one for your home. Choose from elegant stone designs such as the Carron corbel for the classic Georgian style, or opt for something more minimalist like the Gallery Lincoln with its clean lines and simple elegance. Pine surrounds are popular too and the Gallery Corbel from Carron is no different. The piece is available unfinished or with wax to bring out the wood's colour and texture.

You can pick a marble surround for a more sophisticated appearance. The Elgin & Hall Vitalia Marble electric fire suite is a stunning choice with its gorgeous details and an angled stepped design. Pureglow Hanley, if you are looking for something more elegant, is a good option. This surround comes in a grey finish and is compatible with electric or gas fireplaces.

You can select marble surrounds or a unit that is all white to create a modern look. The Carron Ashleigh surround is a popular option that works with gas and electric fires.

A traditional cast iron fireplace is a fantastic option for those who enjoy the ambiance of real flames burning within their living space. The Flamerite Aubade and Tennyson LED cast iron fireplace suites feature an elegant curved mantelpiece. They are made to work with wood-burning, gas or electric fires. They are also supplied with an integrated remote control to allow you to adjust the flame and light settings effortlessly.

Why not add a touch luxury to your living space by choosing a deluxe fireplace suite? These suites are usually larger than standard ones and bring elegance to your living room. They're usually available in a variety of different colors and finishes and finishes, so you're bound to find one that complements your current 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 center of any fireplace set however it doesn't need to be a fireplace that burns wood. There are a variety of options available, including electric and gas. It is essential to choose the right design for your space and your needs. You can also pick a fireplace that is larger or with a larger frame that frames the fireplace to create a stunning focal point in your living space.

When you are choosing a fireplace, make sure to take into consideration the amount of heat you'll need for your home. This will depend on a few factors like the fireplace's wattage and current electricity costs and the number of hours you plan to use it daily. To determine this, you must divide the fire's wattage by the energy rate of your electricity provider per Kilowatt hour.

The fireplace's surround and mantelpiece can be a significant factor in how it looks in your space. Some have intricate designs that add an extra dimension of visual interest to the space, while others offer a more subtle look that blends into most interior styles. There is a selection with an LED inner glow log to create the illusion of a real fireplace without any fuel.


There are four kinds of fireplaces including wood (nice to look at and feel but less efficient, emits air pollutants like carbon monoxide and particulate matter) gas (more energy efficient but still emits carbon monoxide, and burns natural or synthesized logs), and electric (uses coils and fan technology, doesn't emit any dangerous gasses, is very cost-effective and cozy). Select a fireplace set-up with the highest BTU rating to get the most effective results. This will warm your room faster and create a more authentic fire effect.