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How to Build a Fire Media Wall

A fireplace media wall can add a cosy feature to your home. They can be built on a stud wall or hung from it with brackets.

Some media wall electric fireplaces have smart integration. This allows you to control the output of heat, flame effects, and lighting from your smartphone or tablet. Some come with scheduling options.

Easy to install

When it comes to constructing the wall for a fire media in your home, there are many things you'll have to consider. Firstly, you will need to decide where the wall will be placed in your room. It should be in a place that you can sit comfortably and watch TV or relax in the warmth of your fireplace. The location should also allow for the best viewing angles for the room. After you have chosen the location, you will be able to begin to take the necessary measurements and build the frame. The next step is to decide what final touches you'd like to add. For instance, some prefer to put a skirting board in their media walls, so that they match the rest of the room's decor. Some people prefer to leave it off leaving the media wall to stand alone.

Your media wall may need some extra work based on the type of electric fireplace you plan to install. Inset media wall fireplaces (such the Vision Futura 1500 and Evonic Halo 1500XT) require more sophisticated construction skills and tools. However, this does not mean they can't be installed by a DIYer.

Another crucial aspect to take into consideration when constructing a media wall is where you'll put your electrical components. You'll need to ensure that your wall has at least two plug sockets one for the fire and the other for the TV, so you'll need to determine where these will be beforehand. Some people prefer to put the sockets within the stud wall frame while others prefer keeping the sockets close to the TV and fireplace.

Once you've completed your media wall, it's crucial to skim the plasterboard over it. This will hide the screws that were used to keep it in place, and create a smooth surface for painting. If you're not confident about doing this by yourself, you can always call in a plasterer to assist.

Ideal for smaller rooms

A media wall offers a streamlined design that's perfect for smaller living spaces. The combination of a TV, electric fire and storage space integrated into one space allows you to maximize your room without the requirement for separate fireplaces or a the bulky surround. You can even pick a bespoke design that's completely customized to your space and incorporates the latest technologies like multi-room audio and intelligent lighting.

A custom media wall can be constructed around the choice of an electric fire and adds an individual design feature to your space. You can choose from a range of styles and sizes to find the ideal fire for your media installation. If you are looking for a minimalist style, consider an electric fire that is recessed like the Elfa. If you're looking to create an inviting corner, a corner TV wall with a three-sided fireplace, like the Gazco 150RW, is the perfect choice.

Wall-hung fires such as the DRU Virtuo 180/3 Evolve Electric Fire provide a more contemporary design, perfect for contemporary living spaces. They create a wood-cracking noise and have a realistic log appearance. You can also pick the media wall model that comes with a back heat-up feature that allows warmth to be distributed more evenly and efficiently.

Another benefit of having a wall-hung electric fire for your media wall is the low maintenance. Wall-mounted fires are more practical than traditional fireplaces because they don't need chimneys and can be put up anywhere. They're also safer for homes with children or pets because they don't generate real flames and don't emit an ash. Electric heaters are more secure than gas heaters since they don't generate real flames or emit the ash.

Although a media cabinet with built in electric fireplace wall can be built in a simple way by putting your TV on a flat wall, many homeowners take the concept to the next level. They build bespoke frames to conceal cables, incorporate storage solutions, and integrate appliances like a TV, soundbar, and an electric fireplace. These types of structures are usually designed to divide open spaces or to create a an impressive focal point to the room. They can be decorated with beautiful wallpapers, or even mirrored panels that function as a mirror when the TV is switched off, bringing light into your space and making it feel more spacious.

Aesthetically pleasing

Media wall fires are an excellent alternative to traditional fireplaces, which are usually only installed in living areas. They are also great for anyone who wants to add a stylish feature to their home. Media wall fires are the newest in electric fireplaces that use LED lights for realistic flame effects. They have a variety of settings that let you select between a warm, cozy glow or a bright and roaring fire. Some even have 'flame only' settings that let you enjoy the dazzling visuals without cranking up the heat, making them planet-friendly and affordable.

Media walls have a modern feel and are designed to match your interior design creating a focal point that draws attention. They are frequently employed in modern homes and are able to improve any style that ranges from a sleek minimalist look to an rustic and earthy style. A wood-panelled, geometric design is an eye-catching illustration which can be enhanced by an electric media wall fireplace such as the Gazco eReflex the 195RW. This will add warmth and a touch of class to your space.

Many of the media walls that are electric are slimmer and smaller and allow you to maximize the space within your home. They are great for those who want to install a media-wall in a small room, since they can be hidden behind the television. This gives them modern, minimalist and subtle look. They are also more energy efficient than traditional gas fireplaces, with the majority producing less than 2kW of heat.

Consider the overall design of your media wall and think about how your electric fireplace will complement your TV, as as any other bespoke features that you may have in your mind. For a balanced finish your electric fire should not exceed greater than one-third of the height of the wall it is mounted on. Make sure that you have adequate clearance above and beneath your electric fire. This will differ depending on which model you choose.

Media wall fire installation is a project that is achievable by most homeowners with a basic carpentry skill and a desire to learn. However, it is advisable to hire an experienced HETAS approved installer, such as Something Different, who will ensure that all safety precautions are followed and the proper clearance from flammable materials is maintained.

Multi-faceted

A media wall is an excellent addition to any living space or bedroom, study or lounge. It's not only about creating a focal point. A well-designed wall for media can create a relaxing space where you and your family can unwind and relax. It also offers a great space for your television and audio equipment as well as gaming consoles.

Add a fire to the wall of a media room to take it to the next step and transform your home. A lot of the top electric fires can be used to build media walls, and provide the perfect balance of warmth, ambiance and style. They also have a number of great features that help them stand out from the rest, including customisable visuals and authentic sound effects.

You can also find models with smart integration, allowing you to control your fire using your tablet or smartphone via an app. This is useful in situations where you are not in the house or just want to control your fire from afar. Certain models are even equipped with scheduling options, allowing you to set your fire to start before you get home and shut off at night.

Another benefit of a wall electric fire is that it can be put inside a fake chimney breast without the necessity of an chimney or flue. This is a cost-effective solution to adding an efficient heating system to your home.

There are two primary styles of electric fires that can install in the media wall: Inset Media Wall Fire and wall-mounted. Inset electric inset media wall fire fireplaces like the Vision Futura 1500 or the Evonic Halo 1500 XT are designed to be recessed in the wall. This creates a sleek and modern appearance. They are a great option for rooms with limited floor space or if you wish to achieve a more minimalist design.

If you're thinking about installing the installation of a media wall in your home, you should first measure the space to ensure it's big enough to accommodate the electric fireplace you'd like to install. Masking is a great way to define the dimensions of the wall. Then, you can compare your measurements with the product specifications to find the perfect fit.