
Real Flame Anika 49"
7.7Very good · out of 10$802 Price on Sep 30, 2026 · may have changed- Stated: 49 in wide · 1,500 W heater · Freestanding
- 53 buyer reviews
- Mantel & freestanding packages

Product images: Amazon listings
We like the Real Flame Anika 49" for the mix: a 49-inch mantel, a 1,500 W heater and 12 flame colors. One of our top 5 electric fireplaces with mantel, it is made for the stockings, the photos and the candles.
| Brand | Real Flame |
|---|---|
| Category | Mantel & freestanding packages |
| Stated width | 49 in |
| Heater output | 1500 W |
| Stated heat output | 5100 BTU/h |
| Supply voltage | 120 V |
| Installation type | Freestanding |
| Coverage (stated) | Up to 1,000 sq ft |
| Flame colors | 12 |
| Brightness levels | 5 |
| Controls | Remote |
| Thermostat | Stated in the listing |
| Timer | Stated in the listing |
| Flame without heat | Stated in the listing |
| Media | Log set |
| Safety | Overheat shut-off, CSA mark mentioned, anti-tip hardware |
| Mantel load (stated) | 30 lb |
| Buyer reviews | 53 · 4.7/5 |
| ASIN | B0CF65T513 |
Full listing title: Real Flame Anika 49" Electric Fireplace with Mantel for Living Room or Bedroom, Replaceable Fireplace Insert Heater, Realistic Log and Flame Effect, Remote Control, Timer, White
| Stated width | 49"Exact listing |
|---|---|
| Heater output | 1500WExact listing |
| Stated heat output | 5100 BTUExact listing |
| Supply voltage | 120VExact listing |
| Installation type | MantelExact listing |
The two picks next to it in our electric fireplaces with mantel ranking, with their rating and a dated price.



The heat the listing states, next to 5,100 BTU and a 1,000 sq ft coverage claim. Plenty to take the chill off the room you sit in; how far it reaches depends on your insulation, windows and ceiling, and our supplemental heat planner turns your room into a rough answer.
Why it made our list
49 in wide, per the listing. A classic size that sits well on most living-room walls. Tape the outline on the wall before you order; a mantel always looks smaller in the photos.
1,500 W / 5,100 BTU, up to 1,000 sq ft claimed. Supplemental heat for the room you sit in: it takes the edge off a cold evening while the furnace stays turned down. The 1,000 sq ft figure is the seller's; real coverage depends on your insulation, windows and ceiling. Our supplemental heat planner puts it in numbers for your room.
12 flame colors. Classic orange for winter evenings, something bolder when friends are over, or just the embers glowing behind a movie. How real each setting looks is for your eyes to judge in the photos and videos; the count is the seller's. Our flame effects guide sorts the settings you'll use from the ones you'll forget.
For the living room, a 1,000 sq ft coverage claim is pitched at a main room, not a box room. All those flame colors are made for showing off when friends come round. A mantel is a centrepiece, with a shelf for the photos and the stockings.
For a bedroom or a study, the timer switches it off after you fall asleep. The thermostat holds the temperature instead of baking the room. The flame runs without heat, so it can glow on a warm night too.
On balance it covers both, as long as your wall and your outlet match its numbers.
The seller states, word for word, in the Real Flame Anika 49" listing:
Includes mantel, electric firebox, remote control, 6' power cord with lay-flat plug, two anti-topple safety devices, reversible surround and hardware.
Heating Power: 120V/60Hz, 1500W, 12.6 amps.
Provides supplemental heat for rooms up to 1000 sq ft and will turn off once desired temperature is reached.
orange, red-orange, white, blue, blue-white or multicolor with 5 brightness levels.
Fireplace mantel supports up to 30 lbs.
Hold these against the manual of the exact model before you order.

What the Real Flame Anika 49" listing names:
What the listing names with it: Remote control, Log set, Anti-tip hardware.
Tick them off on delivery day, before the cardboard goes out.
Plan the floor space, the outlet and the way from the front door to the wall before the boxes arrive.

At the price on Sep 30, 2026, each stated inch of width costs about $16. That puts it around the middle of the 22 mantel fireplaces we have a price for.
Cost per inch is only a rough yardstick: the heater, the flame options and the build count as much as the width.
The button opens the exact listing (ASIN B0CF65T513), where today's price, stock and seller apply.

Want a wider fire for a bigger wall? The Real Flame Alcott 75" (8.0/10) states 75 in.
Our take
The Real Flame Anika 49" earns its place with a 49-inch mantel and a 1,500 W heater. Only 53 buyers have rated it so far (4.7/5), so treat the score as an early read. The catch with this Real Flame electric fireplace with mantel: the Real Flame Crawford Slim 48" sitting above it at 9.2/10. We'd pick it if you want the chill off one room on cold evenings; otherwise, put it next to the Real Flame Callaway Grand 63" first.
Check how many boxes arrive. Keep the anti-tip hardware where you can find it; it goes on before anything goes on top.
Run through the flame colors once, then settle on the one that suits the room. The 1,500 W / 5,100 BTU heater takes the chill off the room you sit in.
The remote on the sofa arm, the thermostat set once, the timer for bedtime, and a quick dust of the glass now and then. Our maintenance guide has the rest.
Heater off, flame on: the glow stays on the wall in July without warming the room.
Buyers give it 4.7/5, an excellent record, right on this ranking's 4.7 average. 53 reviews is still a modest pile, so a handful of new ones can move it.
One thing to settle before the Real Flame Anika 49" ships: check the wall, because 49 in of mantel needs that much clear wall, plus an outlet within cord reach behind it.
Tape the mantel's outline on the wall at full size and live with it for a day; it is the cheapest way to know. Our mantel package guide has the rest.
The listing says it is replaceable, so note the model for later. Check which insert you are actually getting, because photos can show a different one.
120 V, per the listing. Pick the outlet before you pick the finish: a free one close by, nothing heavy on the same circuit, and no extension cord. Our power requirements guide lists the questions to ask.
Mantels ship flat and heavy: plan two people, an afternoon, and the anti-tip hardware the manual asks for.
How the Real Flame Anika 49" stacks up against the closest alternative in our ranking, the Real Flame Callaway Grand 63".
| Criterion | Real Flame Anika 49" | Real Flame Callaway Grand 63" |
|---|---|---|
| Our rating | 7.7/10 | 7.9/10 |
| Width | 49 in | 63 in |
| Heater | 1,500 W / 5,100 BTU | 5,100 BTU |
| Flame colors | 12 | Not stated |
| Warranty | Not stated | 1 years |
| Buyer reviews | 53 · 4.7/5 | 147 · 4.7/5 |
Pick the Real Flame Callaway Grand 63" if you want our higher-rated option (7.9/10), with a wider unit (63 in) and a longer stated warranty (1 years); stay with the Real Flame Anika 49" for more stated heat (1,500 W / 5,100 BTU) and more flame colors (12).
We rate it 7.7/10 (very good), #5 of 5 in our electric fireplaces with mantel ranking. It is based on 53 buyer reviews averaging 4.7/5 and the specifications stated in the listing.
Its listing states a 49-inch width, a 1,500 W heater output, a 120 V supply and freestanding installation. Those are the maker's figures, so tape the width on the floor and check it against your wall and your TV before you order. Our supplemental heat planner puts 1,500 W in context for your room.
The listing states 120 V and a 1,500 W heater. Read the supply, plug and circuit conditions on the exact listing and in the manual before you order, and never run a heater on an extension cord or a shared power strip. Anything beyond an existing standard outlet, hardwiring or 240 V included, is a job for a licensed electrician.
Its listing states a 49-inch mantel, a 1,500 W heater, 12 flame colors, a flame that runs without the heat, a replaceable firebox and a thermostat. Those are the seller's figures; for how real the flames look in a living room and how loud the fan runs at night, the buyer reviews are the better guide.
Your wall: tape the mantel's outline on the wall at full size and live with it for a day; it is the cheapest way to know. Our mantel package guide has the rest. The firebox inside: the listing says it is replaceable, so note the model for later. Check which insert you are actually getting, because photos can show a different one. The outlet: 120 V, per the listing. Pick the outlet before you pick the finish: a free one close by, nothing heavy on the same circuit, and no extension cord. Our power requirements guide lists the questions to ask. Assembly day: mantels ship flat and heavy: plan two people, an afternoon, and the anti-tip hardware the manual asks for.
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