Review on R W FLAME Freestanding Adjustable Brightness Overheating by John Hall

My fireplace in my house is filled with bee cement because it was too expensive to repair and otherwise had to be replaced. I really liked the idea of a fireplace and wanted something that would still look nice, not take up too much space, be safe and provide enough heat for the living room. Well I got lucky when I found this electric fireplace. Fireplace on Revain One of the most amazing parts of all this stubble is that only part of the installation was attaching the legs with the screws provided. It took maybe 2-5 minutes and it just had to be plugged in. Yes, the fireplace par excellence. My personal experience with this electric fireplace is that it heats up fairly quickly, but if you want it to heat up a large room I would recommend leaving it on for 5-10 minutes before you see a significant difference. Make sure both switches are on to access full power. Also, it smells new the first few times, so I'm not worried. Even at full power it's not that loud. You can hear the fan hum, but that didn't bother me. Another cool feature I've used is the ability to turn on the fireplace without turning on the heater. You can have one without the other. This is useful, for example, when you go to bed and do not want a risk of fire, i.e. turn off the heating, but want light from the fireplace.