Review on GMHome Electric Fireplace Standing Crackling by Johnny Snyder

I was very upset when we lost our last fireplace during Hurricane Laura. It took me quite a while to decide on this. Although I really liked it, it was too big, so this time I got the look and style I wanted but in a size that made more sense. To be honest, the actual dimensions confused me a bit. I realized that one set of sizes was actual size and the other set should be set size. This part makes sense. The problem is that I found at least 4 sets of sizes in the description. I'm not sure if a sentence is a typo or if it's extra measurements for contractors or something. It would be helpful if they clarified. This is really not a problem for us because our fireplace is built around any fireplace we choose. I'm not sure what the final dimensions were because I didn't ask, but there's no problem with my choice. We currently use it separately. Having that option was another reason I went for this one. Although I prefer a real wood fireplace, that's not an option for us. I really like the series of magazines on this one. This is as close as possible to a real wood stove. That is the same? No, but I was surprised that I liked it so much. Another cool feature is crackling fire sounds. That makes it more real to me. We live in the south so we definitely don't need heat most of the year. Another advantage of this fireplace is that we can light our "fire" without generating heat. In this way we achieve a nice effect and we can turn on our air conditioning. However, if we use the heating function (which works well because it was cold on Saturday, which is normal for us at this time of year), it can heat a 400 square meter room. The temperature can be regulated and it has a pleasant dandy. Remote control. For safety reasons, it will turn off automatically if overheated or knocked over. The border is one of my favorite colors - grey. This is an absolutely gorgeous fireplace that will add a special atmosphere to our home.