Electric Fireplaces

Electric Fireplace Installation

An electric fireplace adds the look of a fire and real warmth to a living room, with no chimney to build and no fuel to store. It is the simplest fireplace to add to a finished home.

Wall-mounted electric fireplace set in a timber panel

About electric fireplaces

We supply and install wall-mounted, built-in and freestanding electric fireplaces, plan the power supply and the recess with your contractor or interior designer, and set the unit into the wall or media unit so it looks part of the room rather than an addition. Flame effect and heat are controlled separately, so it can be used for the look alone in mild weather.

What you gain

  • No chimney to build
  • Fits a finished home
  • Flame effect with or without heat
  • Simple, safe controls

What we deliver

Electric fireplaces, engineered end to end.

Every project is handled by our own team, from the first survey to long-term care.

  1. Wall-mounted fireplaces

    Hung on the wall like a screen, with no building work beyond the power supply.

  2. Built-in inserts

    Set into a wall or media unit, flush with the finish.

  3. Freestanding units

    Moveable fireplaces for rooms where nothing can be fixed to the wall.

  4. Planned with your interior

    Recess sizes and power points agreed with your contractor or designer before finishing.

  5. Heat and flame, controlled

    Flame effect on its own, or with heat, by remote or wall control.

  6. Supply & installation

    We supply the unit, install it and hand it over working, then service it.

Fireplace types

  • Wall-mounted
  • Built-in inserts
  • Freestanding
  • Media-wall units

Where we deliver electric fireplaces

  • Homes & villas
  • Apartments
  • Hotels & lounges

Before we design

Electric fireplaces: what we look at first

No two homes need the same answer, which is why every project starts with a site survey.

Warranty

Our installation work
2 years

Equipment against factory defects; installation work for 2 years. Full warranty terms

  • The room’s size, and whether the fireplace is a heat source or mainly a feature.
  • Wall-mounted, built-in or freestanding, decided with the room’s design.
  • A dedicated power point, and cable routes hidden before the wall is finished.
  • Clearances from the TV, furniture and curtains.
  • Controls: remote, thermostat and flame effect without heat.

How it runs

Electric fireplaces, from survey to aftercare

  1. Survey

    We visit the site, learn how the space is used and assess the existing infrastructure.

  2. Design

    Our engineers size and design the system, then select the right equipment from trusted brands.

  3. Install

    Our own technicians install cleanly and test every component before handover.

  4. Care

    Our maintenance and after-sales team keeps your system running efficiently, year after year.

We work across Egypt, including New Cairo and the 5th Settlement, Sheikh Zayed and 6th of October, Nasr City, Heliopolis, Maadi, Alexandria and the North Coast. Areas we serve

Questions

Electric fireplaces: common questions

Something else you’d like to know? Call or WhatsApp us and we’ll answer it for your home.

Does an electric fireplace need a chimney?

No. An electric fireplace needs no chimney, flue or gas supply, only a power point, so it can go in almost any room, apartments included.

Does an electric fireplace actually heat the room?

Most have a built-in fan heater that warms the room, and the flame effect can usually run with the heat off, so it works as a feature in summer too. How large a room one can heat depends on its output.

What types of electric fireplace are there?

Wall-mounted, built-in (set into a wall or feature unit) and freestanding. A built-in unit needs a niche of the right size and a power point planned in advance.

Can a built-in fireplace go into an existing wall?

Often, yes: a niche can be formed in a drywall or timber feature wall. We check the wall and the power supply before recommending a model.

Start a project

Convert to Comfort. Start your project today.

Tell us about your home, building or facility. Our engineers will recommend the right system and walk you through every step.