Electric fires are certainly becoming more popular as times progresses due to the fact that they remain cost effective, very simple to operate, provide a range of modern finishes coupled with various degrees of LED backlight styles, how safe they are and they are environmentally friendly!

Electrical Fires

Safety: As these stoves produce no open flames, carbon monoxide risks or fuel storage, we find electric stoves to be great for homes with children and pets as they have features like overheat protection and cool touch exteriors.

Environmentally friendly: In a time where clients are looking to be environmentally conscious and reduce their carbon footprint, electric stoves produce no emissions during use making them more eco friendly than wood or gas.

Ease of installation: Electric stoves are simple to install, only requiring a power outlet and appropriate space to sit. They do not require chimneys, flues or extensive construction, saving you time and money.

Versatility and Design: Available in various styles (wall-mounted, freestanding or inset), they suit different spaces and aesthetics. Many offer customable flame effects, colors and heat settings enhancing ambiance without heat if desired.

Cost effectiveness: The running costs of your electric stove can be relatively low with typical models costing between 18-50p per hour at the UK’s electricity rate of 24.9p/kWH. Alternative models with flame only modes use minimal power which can be (as low as 7p/day) which is iddeal for ambiance without heat.

Traditional fireplace with a wooden mantel and a small electric fireplace heater resembling a traditional stove with glowing fire effects inside.
Modern gas fireplace with a glass front and purple and yellow flames inside, built into a partially painted wall.
Wood fireplace mantel with a black stove insert and a black hearth, with a stack of papers and a remote on the mantel, and a bucket on the carpeted floor to the left.

**Electric fires do have their own limitations and may not suffice as a primary heat source for a large room as they are limited to a 2kw heat output and they rely on elecitricity, which in todays age the price can fluctuate and their environmental impact depends on the grids renewable energy share.