50 inch wall mounted electric fire with LED flames

A fire that hangs on the wall

This is a slim electric fire for rooms without a chimney breast. It hangs on a bracket, so it can go on almost any wall that can take the weight, and it plugs into a normal socket. At about 127 cm wide it is the 50 inch class, the size buyers usually measure by.

The heater blows warm air out of a vent, while LED lights behind the glass create the flames. You can run the flames on their own, which uses far less electricity than the heater.

Provisional product data: this is the type of fire we are preparing to sell. We confirm the exact dimensions, weight and heat output with the final supplier model before it can be ordered.

The most popular size

Around 127 cm wide, a 50 inch fire fits most living room walls and lines up well under a 55 or 65 inch TV. Leave enough room between the top of the fire and the TV for the heat to rise away from the screen; the manual gives the minimum gap.

The pebble fuel bed sits low in the firebox, so the LED flames look taller. Many fires let you change the flame colour; a warm orange setting looks most like a real fire in the evening.

Running cost

On the highest setting a 2 kW heater uses 2 kWh of electricity per hour. At the average Ofgem price cap unit rate for Direct Debit customers from 1 October to 31 December 2026, 26.32p per kWh, that is about 53p an hour. On a 1 kW setting it is about 26p. The thermostat switches the heater off when the room is warm, so real costs are usually lower than the full-power figure. Our running cost guide shows how to work it out for your own tariff.