Wall mounted electric fires
3 products
Electric fires for UK homes
Wall mounted fires, media wall and inset fires, fireplace suites and electric stoves. Clear specifications and plain advice on sizes, running costs and fitting.
On the wall, in the wall, against the wall or on the hearth. Each type suits a different room.
3 products
3 products
2 products
2 products
50 inch Up to 2 kW LED flames 13 A plug Remote control
Complete suite Coal effect Up to 2 kW 13 A plug No chimney
Stove Log effect Up to 2 kW 13 A plug No flue
Most plug-in electric fires give up to about 2 kW of heat. That tops up a living room nicely, but a large or draughty room needs more than one fire can give. A rough rule used across the UK stove trade is room volume in cubic metres divided by 14. For a 4 x 4 m room with a 2.4 m ceiling that gives about 2.7 kW, so a 2 kW fire would help but not do the whole job on a cold day. Our guide explains the sum and what to do with the answer.
Running costs, sizes, flame effects, fitting and safety, written for UK homes and checked against official sources.
Safety
Are electric fires safe? The real risks, Electrical Safety First advice on extension leads, distance and overnight use, safety marks, recalls and children.
Explainer
How electric fire flame effects work: reflector flames, LED flames, water vapour mist, fuel beds and colour settings, and what makes the flames look real.
Sizing
How much heat an electric fire gives, the room volume divided by 14 rule, a table of room sizes, and what to do when your room needs more than 2 kW.
Our shop opens soon. We will publish prices and delivery times once each fire can be ordered. Until then you can read our buying guides and the specifications of the fires we are preparing.
Yes. Email us at info@electricfireroom.co.uk and we will reply as soon as we can.
No. An electric fire burns nothing, so it produces no smoke or flue gases. It can go on almost any wall, in a media wall or in an old fireplace.
Multiply the power in kW by your unit rate. Under the Ofgem price cap for 1 October to 31 December 2026 the average electricity unit rate for Direct Debit customers is 26.32p per kWh, so a 2 kW fire on full heat costs about 53p an hour. The flame effect alone costs far less. Our running cost guide shows the full sums.
Not for a plug-in fire used with an existing socket. You may need one for a hardwired fire, a new socket inside a media wall or a new circuit. In England a new circuit is notifiable building work under Part P. See installing a media wall fire safely.