M.C.Haus Ultra-Thin Electric Fireplace (102cm) with Low-Noise Heater, 12 Flame & Breath Colours, Touch + Remote
Product description
The essentials
If you’re after an electric fireplace that looks built-in without eating wall space, the M.C.Haus Ultra-Thin model is designed to suit exactly that. At just 10.4cm thick, it’s aimed at creating that cosy focal point in rooms like a family space, bedroom, or even a hotel-style lounge—where you want ambience (and sometimes supplemental heat) without the hassle of logs or chimneys.
On paper, it also leans practical: touch screen controls plus a remote, multiple flame settings (including “breath” colours that shift automatically), and a low-noise heater claim. That combination is often what separates a decorative unit from something you’d actually keep using day to day.
What it’s for (and where it fits best)
This fireplace is positioned for people who want supplemental warmth and flame effects rather than relying on it as a main heating system. The description states the heater supports a supplemental zone heating area of up to 37 m², which can work for smaller rooms or as top-up heat.
It suits you if you like the idea of changing the flame mood—particularly thanks to 12 variable flame colours, plus adjustable brightness levels. If you’re decorating for seasons, the ability to run different modes alongside the flame effect is the sort of feature that makes it feel useful beyond winter.
It might not be the best match if you’re expecting something that replaces a full central heating setup, or if your priority is very high heat output rather than ambient comfort.
Key features that affect everyday use
The controls are set up to be easy in real life: you get touch screen buttons for quick adjustments, and a remote control for when you’d rather not get up. There are also 5 flame brightness levels and a timer that can be controlled from 1 hour to 8 hours.
For temperature control, the thermostat is described as adjustable from 17°C to 28°C. Heating modes are listed as 3 options (LL, HH, and 00), which gives you a straightforward way to go from no heat (00) to lower or higher heat output.
A standout detail is the “breath flame” design. The idea here is that flame colour and brightness change automatically, creating a more relaxed environment. It’s the kind of feature you’ll notice when you’re just sitting and watching—though if you prefer your flame looking perfectly static, you may end up turning it off often.
Where it stands out (and where it can feel limited)
The design angle is clear: it’s built for recessed wall mounting, with wall-hung as a second option and free-standing as a third choice. The thickness (10.4cm) is meant to avoid looking bulky when mounted.
Noise is another selling point in the description: the heater noise is stated to be lower than 40 dB. That’s encouraging if you’re sensitive to background sounds in a bedroom or lounge.
Still, a couple of limitations are worth bearing in mind. It’s described as “supplemental zone heating”, so it’s not framed as a whole-house heater. Also, the installation note says only the 30-inch version has feet (feet sold separately otherwise), so if you’re planning free-standing you’ll want to double-check what’s included with the exact size you choose.
Tech specs
- Dimensions: 102cm (L) x 43cm (H) x 10.4cm (W)
- Thickness: 10.4cm
- Heating modes: LL, HH, 00
- Heat output: 900W (LL) / 1800W (HH)
- Flame colours: 12 variable flame colours
- Flame brightness levels: 5
- Timer: 1 hour to 8 hours
- Thermostat range: 17°C to 28°C
- Noise level (heater): lower than 40 dB
- Supplemental zone heating: up to 37 m²
- Safety: overheat protection + ETL certification (as stated)
- Heat type: infrared heat
- Installation options: in-wall recessed mounting, wall-hung mounting, free standing
Buying verdict
It makes sense if you want a slim electric fireplace with both ambience and controllable supplemental warmth, plus easy day-to-day controls (touch + remote) and lots of flame mood options. The “breath” flame effect is particularly appealing if you enjoy a more natural, changing look rather than a fixed flame.
You may want to skip it if your goal is primary heating for a larger space, or if you’re specifically looking for a very particular installation outcome—because the freestanding setup depends on whether feet are included for your chosen size. It’s also worth being realistic about the claims being based on the product description, nothing beats checking measurements and installation requirements before ordering.
Mini FAQ
Is it only for recessed wall mounting?
No. The description says it’s specially created for in-wall recessed mounting, with wall-hung mounting as a second option and free standing as a third choice.
Can I use it without heat?
Yes. Heating modes include 00, which is positioned as a non-heating option alongside the flame effect.
Does it work in warmer months?
The description suggests it can be used in other seasons for decoration as well as in winter for warmth, so yes—at minimum you can run the flame effect without relying on heat.
What sort of room size is it aimed at?
It’s described as suitable for supplemental zone heating up to 37 m², so think top-up heat rather than a replacement for central heating.
What will the flame effects look like?
You get 12 flame colours, 5 brightness levels, and a breath flame mode where colour and brightness change automatically.