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How to Build a Fire Media Wall

A fireplace media wall is an excellent method to bring warmth and comfort to your home. They can be built into the wall using studs or brackets.

Some wall electric fires on the media are smartly integrated, allowing you to control the heat output and flame effects as well as lighting using your tablet or smartphone. Some even come with scheduling options.

Easy to install

When you are considering building an fire media wall in your home, there are several factors you will have to take into consideration. First, you need to decide on where the wall will be located in your home. It should be placed in a spot where you can relax and watch TV or relax in the warmth of your fireplace. The location should also provide the best viewing angles for the room. Once you've settled on the location, you'll be able taking measurements and create the frame. You will then need to decide on what finishing touches you would like. For instance, some people opt to add a skirting board to their media walls, to ensure they are in keeping with the room's decor. Some prefer to remove it, allowing the media wall to stand out on its own.

Depending on the kind of electric fireplace you're planning to install, your media wall may require a bit more work than other types of fireplaces. Inset Media Wall Fire media wall fireplaces (such the Vision Futura 1500 and Evonic Halo 1500XT) require more advanced construction skills and tools. However, this doesn't mean they can't be put in by an average DIYer.

When you are installing a media wall it is essential to think about the location of your electrical components. It is essential to ensure your media cabinet with built in electric fireplace wall has at least two plug sockets one for the fire and the other for the TV, so you'll need to plan the location of these sockets prior to installation. Some people choose to install the sockets inside the wall frame that is studs, while others prefer to place them near the fireplace and TV.

After you have constructed your media wall it is important to skim over the plasterboard. This will conceal the screws used to fix it in place and provide an even surface for painting. It is possible to hire an expert plasterer if not confident.

Ideal for smaller rooms

A media wall is a sleek design that is perfect for small living spaces. Incorporating the TV, electric fireplace and storage space in one space allows you to maximize your room without the necessity of separate fireplaces or a the bulky surround. You can even choose a custom design that's tailored to your home and incorporates the most recent technologies such as multi-room audio or smart lighting.

You can also design an individual panoramic media wall fire wall to surround your electric fire of choice, bringing an individual touch to your living space. You can pick from a variety of sizes and styles to find the ideal fire for your media installation. If you are looking for a minimalist design, choose a recessed electric fireplace like the Elfa. If you want to create a cozy corner wall for your TV, a corner wall with a three-sided fire such as the Gazco 150RW, is the perfect choice.

The DRU Virtuo180/3 sided media wall fire Evolve Electric Fire, for example, offers a modern style that is ideal for modern living rooms. They have realistic log effects and provide a genuine wood-crackling sound effect. You can select one with back heating to give warmth a more even distribution.

Low maintenance is another benefit of having an electric wall fire for your media walls. Wall-mounted fires are more convenient than traditional fireplaces since they don't need chimneys and can be placed anywhere. Since they don't release the ash or create real flames, they are safer for homes that have pets or children. Electric heaters are safer than gas heaters because they don't produce real flames or emit an ash.

While a media wall can be constructed in a simple way by putting your TV on a flat wall, many homeowners take the idea further. They build bespoke frames to conceal cables, incorporate storage solutions, and incorporate appliances such as TV, soundbar and an electric fireplace. These types of structures are usually designed to help divide large open-plan areas or to add an impressive focal point to the space. They can be decorated using stunning wallpapers or mirrored panels which function as mirrors when the TV is turned off. This will brighten your space and make it appear 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. Electric media wall fires are the newest in electric fireplaces that use LED lights for a realistic flame effect. They have a variety of options to let you choose between a warm, cosy glow or a vibrant burning fire. Some even have 'flame-only' settings that let you enjoy the stunning visuals without cranking up the temperature, making them eco-friendly and affordable.

Media walls are modern and designed to fit in with your interior decor. They are an element of interest that draws attention. They are often used in modern homes and can add a touch of style to any room that ranges from a sleek minimalist design to an rustic, earthy look. A striking geometric wood-panelled wall is a great illustration of a striking design that can be enhanced with an electric media wall fireplace like the Gazco eReflex with 195RW, which can add warmth and a sense of style to the space.

Many electric media wall fires are designed to be slimmer in depth, which helps you maximise space in your living spaces. They are ideal for those who wish to install a media wall in a smaller room as they can be hidden behind the TV for a minimal, discreet and modern aesthetic. Most models produce less than 2kW which makes them more efficient in energy use than traditional gas fireplaces.

It's important to think about the design of your media wall in a holistic manner and consider how your electric fireplace will work with your TV and other custom features you may have in mind. To create a balanced appearance the electric fireplace should not be more than one-third the height of the wall where it is positioned. You should also check that you have the required clearance between the top and bottom of your electric fire, since the clearance will differ based on the model you select.

The majority of homeowners who have basic carpentry knowledge and are willing to learn can install media wall fire. However, it is recommended to select an experienced HETAS approved installer like Something Different, who will ensure that all safety precautions are in place and that the correct clearance from fire-prone materials is maintained.

Multi-faceted

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

Adding a fire to your media wall can elevate it to the next level and truly transform your home. A lot of the top electric fireplaces can be used to create media walls and offer the perfect balance of warmth, ambiance, and style. They also come with certain unique features, like customisable visuals and authentic crackling sounds.

There are models that feature smart integration, allowing you to control your fire from your smartphone or tablet via an app. This is useful in situations where you are not in the house or just want to control your fire from afar. Some advanced models have options for scheduling that allow you to schedule the fire to start when you get home and turn it off when you go to bed.

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

There are two primary styles of electric fires that can install in the media wall: wall-mounted and inset. Inset electric fireplaces, such as the Vision Futura 1500 and the Evonic Halo 1500 XT, are designed to be recessed into walls and provide a sleek and streamlined appearance. They are a great choice for rooms with a limited floor space or if you wish to achieve a more minimalist style.

If you are considering the installation of a media wall in your home, you should first take measurements of the area to ensure it is large enough to accommodate the electric fireplace that you want to install. You can use masking to outline the dimensions of the wall. Then, you can compare your measurements with the specifications to find the perfect fit.