
Gazco eReflex 150RW
A generous flame picture, glowing embers and a choice of viewing sides. Made for a carefully considered media wall.
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From a traditional fireplace opening to a complete suite, electric fires offer several ways to create a focal point. Start with the shape of the room, the space available and whether you need a surround as well as the appliance.
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A generous flame picture, glowing embers and a choice of viewing sides. Made for a carefully considered media wall.

Natural log detail and a calm, expansive flame display, with editions to suit the atmosphere you want to create.

Natural log detail and a calm, expansive flame display, with editions to suit the atmosphere you want to create.

A traditional inset electric design with a water-mist Optimyst flame effect.

An electric range to compare when the depth of a media wall matters.

A generous flame picture, glowing embers and a choice of viewing sides. Made for a carefully considered media wall.

A generous flame picture, glowing embers and a choice of viewing sides. Made for a carefully considered media wall.

Natural log detail and a calm, expansive flame display, with editions to suit the atmosphere you want to create.

Natural log detail and a calm, expansive flame display, with editions to suit the atmosphere you want to create.

A statement electric fire with a rich, layered flame display and generous panoramic proportions.

A statement electric fire with a rich, layered flame display and generous panoramic proportions.

Contoured flames, adjustable lighting and optional crackling sound in a versatile 1500 mm format.
A suite brings the fire and surround together as one coordinated design. Check what the package includes: the hearth, back panel and appliance may vary between suppliers. Compare overall width and depth with your room, and confirm whether the model fits against a flat wall or needs a recess.
How much does an electric fire cost to run?An inset fire sits within a suitable fireplace opening or purpose-built recess. Measure the opening, depth and hearth before choosing a trim or finish. If it replaces a gas appliance, allow separately for professional disconnection, electrical provision and making good.
Replacing a gas fire with an electric fire: what to allow forStove-style electric fires bring a freestanding form to a room or fireplace opening. Compare the view through the door, flame-only operation and heater position. The appearance may be traditional, but fitting requirements still depend on the exact appliance.
Which electric fires look most realistic?Wall-mounted designs and recessed media-wall appliances suit different builds. Check whether the quoted size refers to the visible glass or the full unit, and allow for the manufacturer’s fixing and access requirements. For a fitted wall, compare viewing sides and recess depth before the cabinetry is designed.
Explore media-wall firesCompare the flame effect with the heater off as well as on. Check the exact fitting dimensions, electrical requirements, thermostat controls and documented power consumption. A product name or nominal width is not an installation drawing.
From choice to finished fireplace
Choose supply only, or let us bring your fireplace and installation together. Installation across London and the Home Counties, with other locations by enquiry.
Explore our service Discuss your projectCalculate electric fire running costs using your own tariff. Compare flame-only use, heating settings and thermostat operation before choosing a fire.
Read guideChoosing a realistic electric fire? Compare flame movement, log detail, daylight appearance and water-vapour maintenance before buying.
Read guideFind a quiet electric fire by comparing flame-only sound, heater fan noise and optional crackle effects. Questions to ask before ordering.
Read guideReplacing a gas fire with electric? Check opening dimensions, gas disconnection, electrical provision and finishing costs before buying.
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