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Remii DEEP Realistic Flame Frameless Built-in Electric Fireplace
Remii
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The Remii DEEP Series Electric Fireplace is designed to be a striking focal point in any modern space. With its deeper firebox, frameless design, a...
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Remii Extra Tall 45"/55"/65" Frameless Built-in Electric Fireplace
Remii
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The Remii Extra Tall Electric Fireplace is designed for those who want a bold, expansive flame display without the complexity of a traditional fire...
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Remii Extra Slim Indoor/Outdoor Frameless Smart Built-in Electric Fireplace
Remii
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Immerse your home in warmth and ambiance without the bulk or maintenance of a traditional fireplace. The Remii Extra Slim Frameless Electric Firepl...
View full detailsA built-in electric fireplace recesses into framed drywall for a flush, seamless look, whether it's going into new construction or an existing wall opened up for the install. No chimney, no gas line, no masonry — the unit sits in the wall cavity and connects to power.
If you're retrofitting an existing fireplace opening rather than framing new, our Electric Fireplace Inserts are built for that. For surface installation without any recessing, see our Wall-Mounted Electric Fireplaces, and for a flame visible from more than one side, our 3-Sided Electric Fireplaces cover room dividers and peninsula walls.
Amantii, Remii, SimpliFire, Superior, and Sierra Flame all have models in this collection, ranging from compact 30" units to wide format pieces built for great rooms. Depth, frame style, and heat output are the main things that vary model to model.
Key Advantages of Our Built-in Electric Fireplaces
- Flush Wall Integration: Recesses into standard 2x4 or 2x6 framing for a clean, finished look with no visible housing.
- No Venting or Gas Line Required: Plug-in or hardwire installation means no chimney and no combustion byproducts to manage.
- Wide Size Range: Models run from compact 30" units up to format pieces sized for great rooms and commercial spaces.
Explore Related Electric Fireplace Types
- Electric Fireplace Inserts
- Wall-Mounted Electric Fireplaces
- 3-Sided Electric Fireplaces
- Outdoor Electric Fireplaces
Quick Product Comparison
| Product Name | Install Depth | Heat Output | Indoor/Outdoor | Brand |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SimpliFire Allusion Edge | Built-in, flush mount | See product page | Indoor | SimpliFire |
| Superior ERL 3000 Series | Built-in / wall mounted | 5,000-6,999 BTU, heats 400-500 sq. ft. | Indoor | Superior |
| Sierra Flame 30" Flush Mount Insert | Built-in, 8.5" depth | 3,000-4,999 BTU, heats 400-500 sq. ft. | Indoor | Sierra Flame |
| Remii Extra Slim | Built-in, 4" depth | 3,000-4,999 BTU, heats 400-500 sq. ft. | Indoor/Outdoor | Remii |
| Amantii Panorama SLIM 60" | Built-in, 6.75" depth | 4,800 BTU, heats 400-500 sq. ft. | Indoor/Outdoor | Amantii |
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Why Choose Built-in Electric Fireplaces from The Fireplace USA?
- Manufacturer-authorized inventory from Amantii, Remii, SimpliFire, Superior, and Sierra Flame
- Genuine manufacturer warranties on every unit
- Direct support from our team on sizing, install type, and model selection
Frequently Asked Questions
What framing do I need for a built-in electric fireplace?
Most units are designed for standard 2x4 or 2x6 wall framing, but required depth and width vary by model. Check the installation manual on the product page before finalizing your rough opening.
Do I need an electrician to install one?
It depends on the model. Many plug into a standard 120V outlet. Larger units, especially those with higher heat output, may require a dedicated circuit or hardwiring, which needs a licensed electrician.
What's the difference between a built-in and an insert?
A built-in is designed to be recessed into new framing during construction or a remodel. An insert is built to slide into an existing masonry or wood-burning fireplace opening, using the space you already have.
Can a built-in electric fireplace go outdoors?
Only models explicitly rated indoor/outdoor, like several Amantii and Remii units in this collection. These are weather-resistant for covered patios, but not built for direct rain or snow exposure.
How much clearance do I need around the unit?
Clearance to combustibles is listed in each product's installation manual and varies by model. Confirm the spec before you frame the opening, especially if you're finishing the surround with wood or another combustible material.
