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How to Build a Fire Media Wall

A fireplace media wall can be a cozy feature to your home. They can be pre built media wall with fireplace into the wall with studs or brackets.

Certain wall-mounted electric fires media wall fireplaces for media feature smart integration. This allows you to control heat output, flame effects, and lighting from your smartphone or tablet. Some have even scheduling options.

Easy to install

There are a few things to take into consideration when creating media walls for your home. Firstly, you will need to decide where the wall will be placed in your home. It should be placed in a location where you can comfortably sit and watch TV or relax in the warmth of your fireplace. The location should also provide the best viewing angles for your room. Once you have decided on the location, you will be able to begin to make the necessary measurements and construct the frame. You'll then have to decide on what final touches you'd like to add. For example, some people choose to include a skirting board on their media walls to ensure that they match the rest of the decor. Some prefer to leave it off, letting the wall stand out as a distinctive feature of its own.

Depending on what kind of electric fire you're planning to install, your media wall may require a bit more work than other types of fireplaces. Inset media wall fireplaces (such the Vision Futura 1500 and Evonic Halo 1500XT) require more advanced construction skills and tools. However, this does not mean they are not able to be installed by a DIYer.

When you are installing a media wall it is important to think about the best place to put your electrical components. You'll need at least two plug sockets on your media wall - one for TV and another for fire. So, you'll need to think ahead. Some people opt to install the sockets in the stud wall frame, while others prefer to place them near the TV and fireplace and media wall.

After you have built your media wall, it is crucial to smooth the plasterboard. This will hide the screws used to fix the wall in place and provide an even surface for painting. If you're unsure about doing this yourself, you can always call in a plasterer to help.

Ideal for smaller rooms

A media wall is a sleek design ideal for smaller living spaces. Incorporating the TV, electric fireplace and storage space in one installation makes the most of your room without the necessity of separate fireplaces or a the bulky surround. You can select a style that is entirely adapted to your space, and includes the latest technologies such as multi room audio and smart lighting.

You can also create a bespoke media wall to surround your electric fire, which will add an unique feature to your space. With a range of sizes and styles to choose from, you can choose the perfect fire for your media wall installation. For a sleek look, you can select an electric fire with a recess such as the Elfa or, if you're seeking to create a cozy corner with a corner wall with a 3-sided fire such as the Gazco eReflex 150RW is ideal.

The DRU Virtuo180/3 Evolve Electric Fire, for example, offers a modern style that is ideal for modern living rooms. They produce a wood-crackling noise and offer a realistic log appearance. You can select models with a back heating feature to spread warmth more evenly.

Another benefit of having a wall-hung electric fire for your media wall is the low maintenance. Wall-mounted fires are more convenient than traditional fireplaces because they don't need chimneys and they can be installed anywhere. They are also safer for households with pets or children because they don't produce real flames and don't emit the ash. Since they're electrical you're not at risk of a rogue flame leaking out of the wall, or of smoke accumulating on furniture.

Many homeowners go beyond the basic idea of mounting their TV on flat surfaces. They create custom-designed frameworks to hide cables, incorporate storage solutions, and integrate appliances like a soundbar, TV and an electric fireplace. These kinds of installations are typically designed to help separate large open spaces or create a striking focal area to the room. They can be decorated with stunning wallpapers or even mirrored panels that act as mirrors when the TV is switched off, brightening your space and making it feel more spacious.

Aesthetically pleasing

Media wall fires are a great alternative to traditional fireplaces, which are usually only installed in living rooms. They are also great for anyone looking to add a chic feature to their home. Media wall fires are the newest in electric fireplaces that make use of LED lights for realistic flame effects. They have a variety of options to let you select between a warm cozy glow or a lively and roaring fire. Some models have a "flame-only" setting that lets you enjoy the dazzling images without turning up the temperature, making them more eco-friendly and cost-effective.

Media walls have a contemporary feel and are designed to match your interior design and create a focal point that draws attention. They are commonly utilized in modern homes and can enhance any style, from a sleek minimalist design to an rustic and earthy style. A striking wood-panelled, geometric wall is an excellent illustration of a striking design that can be accentuated with an electric media wall fireplace like the Gazco eReflex 195RW to add warmth and charm to the space.

A lot of media walls made of electric are smaller and slimmer, allowing you to maximize the space available in your home. They are perfect for those who wish to build a media wall in a small space because they can be tucked away behind the TV. They have a modern, minimal and subtle look. Most models produce less than 2kW which makes them more energy efficient than traditional gas fireplaces.

It's important to think about the design of your media wall holistically and consider how your electric fireplace will work with your TV as well as other bespoke features you may think of. To achieve a harmonious look, your electric fireplace should not be higher than one third of the height of the wall upon which it is mounted. You should also check that you have the required clearance between the top and bottom of your electric fire, since this will vary depending on the model you select.

Most homeowners who have basic carpentry knowledge and are willing to learn, can install a media wall fire. However, it is best to choose a professional HETAS approved installer like Something Different, who will make sure that all safety precautions are followed and the correct clearance from the flammable materials is maintained.

Versatile

A media wall can be a great feature for any living room or bedroom, study or lounge. It's not only about creating a focal point. A well-designed wall for media can create a peaceful space where you and your family can relax and relax. It also offers a great space for your television and audio equipment as well as gaming consoles.

A fire in your wall for media could take it to the next level and completely transform your home. Many of the leading electric fires are made to be used in media walls, and they provide the perfect balance of warmth and ambiance. They also come with distinct features, such as customisable visuals or authentic crackling sound.

There are models that have smart integration that let you control your fireplace via your tablet or smartphone via an app. This can be beneficial if you are out of the house or just want to control your fire from afar. Certain advanced models come with scheduling options, which allow you to schedule your fire to start before you get home and turn off at bedtime.

A media wall electric fireplace can also be set up as a false chimney, without the requirement for a flue or chimney. This is a cost-effective approach to incorporate a modern heating system into your home.

There are two main types of electric fires that can install on a media wall: wall-mounted and inset. Inset electric fireplaces like the Vision Futura 1500 or the Evonic Halo 1500 XT are designed to be recessed into the wall. This creates a sleek and streamlined appearance. They are an excellent choice for rooms with limited floor space or when you want to achieve a more minimalist design.

If you are thinking of installing the installation of a media wall in your home, you must first take measurements of the area to make sure it is large enough to accommodate the electric fire you'd like to install. Masking can be used to draw out the dimensions of the wall. Then, you can compare your measurements to the product specifications to determine the best match.