Fireplace Console

Fireplace consoles are furniture pieces that combine the charm of a traditional fireplace with modern electric heating technology. They often double as TV stands or entertainment centers, offering both warmth and storage in one stylish unit.

Yes. Electric fireplaces are a safe alternative to traditional wood-burning units. They produce heat without open flames, reducing the risk of burns or accidents. Many models also feature cool-touch glass and automatic shut-off functions for added safety.

While electric fireplaces provide supplemental heat, they’re not designed to replace central heating. They’re ideal for warming up smaller spaces like living rooms, dens, or bedrooms, especially during cooler months.

Consider the size of your room and the layout of your furniture. Larger consoles make a bold statement and work well in spacious living areas, while compact models are perfect for apartments or cozy corners.

No installation or venting is needed. Electric fireplace consoles plug into a standard outlet and are ready to use right away. This makes them a convenient and hassle-free option for any home.

Absolutely. Most electric fireplaces allow you to turn off the heat while keeping the flame effect on, so you can enjoy the ambiance even during warmer seasons.

Yes. Many fireplace consoles are designed to support flat-screen TVs and include built-in cable management and shelving for media components. They’re a great way to combine entertainment and comfort in one unit.

Maintenance is simple. Just dust the exterior regularly and clean the glass with a soft cloth. Since there’s no ash or soot, electric fireplaces stay clean and efficient with minimal upkeep.

Morris Home combines quality craftsmanship with thoughtful design. Their fireplace consoles offer cozy warmth, stylish finishes, and practical features like storage and media compatibility—all backed by trusted service and value.

Yes. Electric fireplaces use less energy than traditional heating methods and allow you to heat specific areas without raising your whole-home thermostat. This can help reduce energy costs over time.