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Yes, once the fireplace is assembled, it is sturdy and safe to move. Electric fireplaces are unique in that they do not require venting (chimney).

An electric fireplace is an electric heater that mimics a fireplace burning coal, wood, or natural gas. Electric fireplaces are often placed in conventional fireplaces, which can then no longer be used for conventional fires.

If you don't have an existing gas line, an electric fireplace is probably a the more cost effective option. Also, because gas fireplaces are fueled by gas, they create real flames, while electric ones produce heat with no flame. Generally speaking, a gas fireplace is more expensive to run than an electric fireplace.

Electric fireplaces are one of the most efficient ways to heat a room, which in turn, reduces energy costs. Electric fireplaces heat rooms faster and more efficiently than real wood burning fireplaces do. Since heat rises, traditional chimney fireplaces let all the heat out through the chimney.

Electric fireplaces produce less heat per unit, but can be a great way to utilize zone heating since there is little heat lost up the chimney. To compare, electric heaters will cost an average of 8-12 cents per hour to produce heat, making the average about $25 a year.

The heat and flame effect are generated directly from electricity, you just plug them in and they are good to go. There is no need for chimney flues, or vent pipes. Electric fireplaces have the highest heating efficiency of any type of fireplace at roughly 99%. They are very inexpensive to operate.