Buying Electric Fireplaces

Do Electric Fireplaces Really Look Real?

The ones I saw at walmart and homedepot look like crap. I looked online and some some from a company called Dimplex that looks pretty real. Has anyone bought one of these? Do they look real? I don’t want to be be embarrassed with some piece of crap that I bought online and can’t return. Does anyone have any other companies to suggest? Thanks.

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  1. Comment by HalfHand
    October 26, 2009 @ 5:18 pm

    do electric fireplaces look real?…well they kind of do, but the better electric fireplaces are not going to be at a big box store, you really need to visit a specialty fireplace shop. Any shop worth its bricks will carry a good brand that looks more realistic.
    Overall though you are not going to fool anyone that an electric fireplace is a real one. They are an aesthetic all their own.
    Personally i like the look of them and they are easy to operate but they are not going to fool anybody into thinking they are real.

  2. Comment by dawnb
    October 26, 2009 @ 10:54 pm

    As always the less expensive the less it will look real. I have seen designers on HGTV put in beautiful options in electric presentations. Most have nothing to do with looking like a real wood fireplace but offer interesting and upscale opportunities to light up a focus wall without the traditional fireplace look. Check out your local area for stores that are dedicated to fireplaces first to see what your options are and how much they would cost. They will also offer catalogs for you to look through and can answer your questions about quality.

  3. Comment by saaanen
    October 27, 2009 @ 5:23 am

    I have a Dimplex, and it has fooled 3 people. That brand is great. Other’s may not be as good. It’s up to you

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