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How to Build a Fire Media Wall

A wall with a fire is a great option to add warmth and comfort your home. They can be constructed on a stud wall or hung from it using brackets.

Some media wall electric fires are smartly integrated which allows you to manage the output of heat and flame effects as well as lighting with your smartphone or tablet. Some come with scheduling features.

Easy to install

There are some things to think about when designing a media wall in your home. First, you must determine the location of the wall in your living space. It should be located in a place where you can comfortably sit and watch a show or enjoy the warmth of your fireplace. The ideal location will also give you the best viewing angles in the room. After you've chosen the place, you can begin to measure and construct the frame. Then, you'll need to decide on the finishing touches. Some people add skirting boards to their media wall to complement the decor of the room. Others prefer to leave this off, letting the wall stand out as a distinct feature of its own.

Depending on what kind of electric fireplace you're planning to install the media wall could 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 sophisticated construction skills and tools. However this doesn't mean they can't be installed by the average DIYer.

Another crucial aspect to take into consideration when building the media wall is where to put the electrical components. You'll need at least two plug sockets on your wall of media one for TV and another for a fire. Therefore, you'll need to think ahead. Some people prefer to place sockets inside the wall frame's studs while others prefer to keep the sockets close to the TV and fireplace.

After you have constructed your media wall it is important to skim over the plasterboard. This will conceal the screws used to hold it in place and create a smooth surface for painting. It is possible to hire an expert to plaster your home if you're not confident.

Ideal for smaller rooms

A media wall is a sleek design ideal for small living spaces. By combining a television with an electric fire, integrated storage and a fireplace set-up into one installation that you can make the most of the space in your living room. There's no need for a separate fireplace or an expensive surround. You can choose a design that is completely tailored to your personal preferences and also incorporates the latest technology like multi-room audio and intelligent lighting.

You can also build a bespoke media wall to surround your electric fire, which will add an unique feature to your living space. With a range of sizes and styles to choose from, you'll be able to find the right fire for your slimline media wall fire wall installation. For a minimalist look, you can select a recessed inset electric fire like the Elfa or, if you're seeking to create a cozy corner or corner wall with a 3-sided fire like the Gazco eReflex 150RW is ideal.

The DRU Virtuo180/3 Evolve Electric Fire, for instance, is a contemporary design that is perfect for modern living rooms. They create a wood-cracking noise and offer a realistic log appearance. You can pick models with a back heating feature in order to give warmth a more even distribution.

The ease of maintenance is another advantage of using an electric wall fire for your pre built media wall with fireplace walls. Wall-mounted fires are more practical than traditional fireplaces since they don't need chimneys and can be put up anywhere. They're also safer for homes with children or pets since they don't create real flames and don't emit the ash. Electric heaters are more secure than gas heaters as they don't create real flames or emit the ash.

Many homeowners go beyond the simple idea of putting your TV to an unfinished surface. They create custom-designed frames to conceal cables, incorporate storage solutions, and even integrate appliances such as TV, soundbar and an electric fireplace. The majority of these installations are designed to help divide large open spaces or to provide a dramatic focal feature to the room. They can be decorated with beautiful wallpapers, or even mirrored panels that function as a mirror when TV is off, brightening your space and making it appear more spacious.

Aesthetically pleasing

Media wall fires can be a fantastic alternative to traditional fireplaces, that are usually installed in living rooms. They are also great for anyone who wants to add a stylish feature to their home. The most recent electric media wall fires use LED lights to create an amazingly realistic flame effect and have different settings, allowing you to change the intensity of the light from a warm and cosy glow to a vibrant and burning fire. Some have a 'flame-only' setting that lets you enjoy the stunning images without raising the temperature, making them more eco-friendly and cost-effective.

Media walls have a modern feel and are designed to complement your interior décor, creating a focal point that draws attention. Media walls are used in modern homes to add a touch of any style. They can have a sleek minimalist look or an earthy rustic vibe. A geometric wood-panelled design is an eye-catching illustration which can be enhanced by an electric fire in media wall media wall fireplace like the Gazco eReflex 195RW. This will add warmth and a touch of class to your living space.

A lot of media walls made of electric are slimmer and more compact and allow you to maximize the space available in your home. They are perfect for those who want to build media walls in a smaller space as they can be hidden behind the TV for an elegant, discrete and modern aesthetic. The majority of models have less than 2kW of power and are therefore more efficient in energy use than traditional gas fireplaces.

It is crucial to think about the design of your media wall in a holistic manner and consider how your electric fireplace will compliment your television as well as other bespoke features you might be thinking of. To ensure a balanced appearance, your electric fire should be no more than one-third of the height of the wall it is placed on. Make sure that you have adequate clearance above and beneath the electric fire. This will differ depending the model you select.

The majority of homeowners with basic carpentry skills and are willing to learn can complete the installation of a media wall fire. It is recommended to hire a professional HETAS-approved installer, like Something Different, that will ensure that all safety measures are followed, and that the proper clearance is maintained between the flammable materials.

Multi-faceted

A media wall can be an ideal addition to any living room, lounge, study or bedroom, and it's not just about creating an eye-catching focal point. A well-designed wall can create a tranquil space for you and your family members to enjoy a relaxing time in. It is also a great spot to put your television, audio system and gaming consoles.

A fire in your wall of media can bring it to a new level and completely transform your home. A lot of the top electric fires are designed to be used in media walls and 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 through an app. This is useful when you are away from the home or simply want to control your fire remotely. Some advanced models have scheduling options that allow you to schedule the fire to start when you get home and shut it off after you go to bed.

Another benefit of a wall electric fire is that it can be put inside a fake chimney breast without the need for the chimney or flue. This makes it an affordable way to incorporate a modern heating solution into your home.

Wall-mounted and inset electric fireplaces are the two most popular designs that can be installed on a wall for media. Inset electric fires, like the Vision Futura 1500 and the Evonic Halo 1500 XT, are designed to be recessed into walls that gives a clean and streamlined appearance. These are ideal for rooms with a limited space or if you want a minimalist style.

If you're thinking about a media wall for your home, the first step is to measure the area to ensure it's large enough to accommodate the size of electric fire you want to fit. Masking is a great way to outline the dimensions of the wall. Then, compare your measurements with the product specifications to determine the best match.