The best long wall-mounted fireplace depends on how much wall space you have and whether you want smart controls, recessed installation, or adjustable flame effects. The Modern Ember Aerus is the longest option here at 72 inches; the Touchstone Sideline 60-inch model offers Wi-Fi and Alexa control; and the Westinghouse and EUHOMY 50-inch fireplaces provide flexible mounting and heat settings. Compare the listed dimensions and installation style with your wall before choosing.
| Product | Best For | Listed Width |
|---|---|---|
| Modern Ember Aerus | A longer linear focal point | 72 inches |
| Touchstone Sideline | Smart controls and ember choices | 60 inches |
| Touchstone Sideline Elite Pro | Flame and down-light options | 50 inches |
| Westinghouse Electric Fireplace | Color customization and thermostat | 50 inches |
| EUHOMY Electric Fireplace | Multiple flame colors and mounting styles | 50 inches |
Touchstone Sideline Elite Pro 50-Inch
This 50-inch model is designed for wall mounting or recessed installation and pairs a 1,500-watt heater with several visual effects. Its listed features include six flame colors, 13-color down lighting, and crackle sound. Those additions make it a good fit for buyers who want more than a basic flame display without stepping up to a wider fireplace.
Best for: A mid-size room or feature wall where adjustable ambient lighting and sound are priorities. It was selected because it combines two installation approaches with multiple flame and lighting choices.
Limitation: At 50 inches, it is shorter than the 60- and 72-inch alternatives. Check the installation instructions and opening dimensions before planning a recessed fit.
Touchstone Sideline 60-Inch Smart Fireplace
The Sideline provides a wider 60-inch display, a 1,500-watt heater with thermostat, and recessed in-wall installation. Its listed controls include Wi-Fi and Alexa, while the fireplace offers 30 flame and ember color options and log or crystal hearth choices.
Best for: Buyers who want a longer focal point and smart-home control. Choose this if Alexa or Wi-Fi operation and a choice of ember presentation matter more than having the longest unit available.
Limitation: The supplied product description specifies recessed installation, rather than both recessed and wall-mounted installation. Confirm the intended mounting method and required opening before purchase.
Modern Ember Aerus 72-Inch Linear Fireplace
At 72 inches, the Aerus is the widest listed model in this selection. It supports recessed in-wall or wall-mounted installation and includes multiple LED flame colors, Alexa and Wi-Fi capability, and a remote. Its 5.75-inch profile is also specified in the product name.
Best for: A broad feature wall where a long, linear flame display is the main priority. It was selected for buyers who need a wider format than the 50- and 60-inch options and want smart controls.
Limitation: The provided details do not specify heater output or the number of flame colors. Buyers comparing heat capacity or exact effect settings should verify those details before deciding.
Westinghouse 50-Inch Electric Fireplace
This fireplace supports wall mounting or recessed installation and measures 50 by 15.75 inches at the front. The listed rear installation dimensions are 48.75 by 14.35 by 5.56 inches, and it is described as fitting openings of 49 by 15 by 6 inches. Appearance controls include up to 144 flame and ember color combinations, five brightness levels, and five flame speeds.
Best for: Buyers who want detailed visual customization, a thermostat, and two heat output settings. The thermostat can be set from 62°F to 82°F; the heater offers 750-watt and 1,500-watt settings.
Limitation: It is a 50-inch model, so it may not create the same wide wall-spanning effect as the 60- or 72-inch choices. Measure the intended opening against the specified dimensions.
EUHOMY 50-Inch Recessed and Wall-Mounted Fireplace
The EUHOMY measures 50 by 4.13 by 17.01 inches and can be recessed or wall-mounted. Its listed features include 12 flame colors, 12 fuel-bed colors, five adjustable flame brightness levels, and operation with or without heat. The package includes a carbon log, crystal stones, installation manual, and hardware.
Best for: Buyers who want color and brightness options plus the ability to display flames without running the heater. It was selected for its flexible installation and mix-and-match flame and fuel-bed settings.
Limitation: This model is 50 inches wide, not a very long 60- or 72-inch format. Its listed features do not state a thermostat temperature range, so do not assume one is included.
Buying Guide: How to Choose a Long Wall-Mounted Fireplace
How long should the fireplace be?
Start by measuring the wall and deciding whether the fireplace should be a subtle accent or a dominant focal point. The options here range from 50 inches to 72 inches. A 50-inch unit can suit a smaller feature area, while a 60- or 72-inch model gives a longer horizontal line. Compare the actual product dimensions—not just the size in its name—with available wall space.
Also consider the furniture beneath the fireplace. A unit that looks proportionate above a narrow console may appear undersized above a wide media cabinet. Mark the proposed width on the wall with removable tape before installation to visualize the scale and check that it does not conflict with shelving, a television, or nearby trim.
Should you choose wall mounting or recessed installation?
Wall-mounted installation keeps the fireplace at the surface of the wall, while recessed installation places some or all of the unit into an opening. Recessing can create a more integrated appearance, but it requires careful planning around opening size, depth, framing, and electrical access. Follow the manufacturer’s installation instructions and confirm the necessary clearances before cutting into a wall.
Among these choices, the Aerus, Elite Pro, Westinghouse, and EUHOMY listings specify both wall mounting and recessed installation. The 60-inch Sideline listing specifies recessed in-wall installation. If surface mounting is essential, verify the exact model’s instructions rather than relying on the appearance of a product image.
Which fireplace has the best flame customization?
Compare how each model describes its visual controls. The Westinghouse lists up to 144 combinations, five brightness levels, and five flame speeds. The EUHOMY lists 12 flame colors and 12 fuel-bed colors, with five brightness levels. The 60-inch Sideline offers 30 flame and ember color options, while the Elite Pro lists six flame colors and 13 down-light colors.
These counts describe different types of settings and are not directly equivalent. A larger number of combinations does not necessarily mean more brightness, speed, or independent control. Choose based on the specific settings you plan to use, such as changing the fuel-bed color separately from the flame.
Do you need heat, or mainly a flame display?
Some electric fireplaces can provide a flame effect without heat, which is useful when you want the visual display in warmer weather. The EUHOMY listing explicitly describes operation with or without heat. The Elite Pro and 60-inch Sideline list 1,500-watt heaters; the Westinghouse offers 750-watt and 1,500-watt settings. The Aerus product details supplied here do not state heater output.
A built-in heater is a supplemental comfort feature, not a replacement for checking the heating needs of the room. For precise expectations, review the manufacturer’s guidance for coverage, electrical requirements, and heater operation. Do not infer room-heating capacity from wattage alone.
Are smart controls important?
Smart functionality can make sense if you prefer app-based or voice control. The 60-inch Sideline lists Wi-Fi and Alexa, the Aerus lists Wi-Fi and Alexa, and the Westinghouse listing names compatibility with Alexa and Google Home. Other listed control features include a remote or touch screen, depending on the model.
Before buying a smart fireplace, check which functions can be controlled through the app or voice assistant and whether setup requirements suit your home. If you only need basic operation, a remote or onboard controls may be enough; avoid paying attention to smart features unless you expect to use them.
What measurements should you check before ordering?
Measure the fireplace’s full width, height, depth, and—if recessed—the required opening. The Westinghouse listing provides separate front and rear dimensions and an opening size, which can help with planning. EUHOMY gives overall dimensions of 50 by 4.13 by 17.01 inches. Confirm that nearby wall materials, outlets, and furnishings do not obstruct installation or use.
For any model, use the exact installation manual as the final reference. Product names and summaries may omit clearance requirements or other setup details. If the installation involves modifying a wall or electrical work, consult a qualified professional as appropriate.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the longest fireplace in this selection?
The Modern Ember Aerus is the longest listed option at 72 inches. It supports wall-mounted or recessed installation and lists multiple LED flame colors, Wi-Fi, Alexa, and a remote.
Which model is 60 inches wide and has smart controls?
The Touchstone Sideline is a 60-inch recessed electric fireplace with Wi-Fi and Alexa capability. Its listed features also include 30 flame and ember color options and log or crystal hearth choices.
Can a wall-mounted electric fireplace run without heat?
The EUHOMY listing specifically says it can operate with or without heat. Confirm this feature in the product details for any other model before buying.
Which option offers a thermostat?
The 60-inch Touchstone Sideline lists a thermostat, and the Westinghouse lists a thermostat adjustable from 62°F to 82°F. The Westinghouse also lists 750-watt and 1,500-watt heater settings.
What should I check before recessing a fireplace?
Check the exact unit dimensions, required opening, installation depth, and manufacturer instructions. Do not cut into a wall based only on the nominal width in a product name.