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Pre Built Media Wall With Fireplace

A media wall is an elegant method to display your flatscreen TV and create a warm ambience in your home. They are also simple to clean and maintain.

Created with ease of installation in mind, this pre-built media wall is available in five unfinished - simple paint parts. It features a TV recess that is able to accommodate an LCD screen up to 58 inches, and an impressive 51 inches Adam Sahara inset wall fireplace.

Easy to assemble

A pre-built wall with a fireplace can be a fantastic way to add an element to your home without the need to build and assemble it. These walls are usually made from a wooden frame covered with plasterboard. This allows power cords and cables to be hidden, giving the appearance of an unidirectional surface. The media walls are lightweight and easy to put up. This means you'll save time and money while creating the perfect room for your television and fire.

The first step is determine if you would like an in-wall media wall, or a wall-hung model. The first requires a cavity or recess that is built into the wall, while the latter is simply affixed to the wall by an adjustable bracket or screws. Wall-hung models are generally smaller and are more suited to mimicking the appearance of a hole in the wall fire, although they do have one disadvantage that is that you must put in new plug sockets in order to accommodate electrical components.

Once you've decided on the type of fireplace and TV you'd like to have, you should measure the space you intend to put them. This will influence the measurements you use for your wall studs and will ensure that everything fits correctly. Use a spirit-level to ensure precise measurements and straight lines. You should also mark out the position of the TV and fire on your scaled plan before starting the build.

When choosing a fireplace to be installed on your media wall it is crucial to strike the right balance between functionality and size. A large fireplace could easily overpower a small room, while a tiny one may appear out of the place. A best practice is to choose a fire that covers about 1/3 of the height of the wall.

After the stud wall is completed, you can begin work on the wall's cladding. Some media walls are covered with MDF or plasterboard, as well as other materials. Others are finished with Venetian Plastering or another option. After the cladding is installed, you can paint or plaster the wall. When you are happy with the cladding you can put in your fireplace and TV.

Easy to install

Media walls are now an increasingly popular feature in modern homes due to the combination of huge flatscreen TVs and stunning electric fireplaces inset. They can create a focal point in a room and even boost its value. It is crucial to remember that installing media walls requires building skills and experience. It is also best to seek assistance from a professional unless you have extensive experience in home renovations.

First, you must decide whether you would like to put your fireplace and TV in a recess, or build them into the wall. You'll need a stud-wall which can support an electric media wall fire fireplace and TV if you wish to create an opening in the wall. If you don't have a chimney or don't want to alter the brickwork of your house it is possible to build a media wall.

A pre-built wall for media with an electric media wall fireplace fire built-in is ideal for those looking to save time and money on installation. The package includes a premium ARTEON 1.5m wide 3 sided media wall fire sided electric fire and a the choice of 9 matt finishes with optional oak panelling, as well as integrated cable management. You will also get the option of a backbox to the TV if you would prefer. The backbox will conceal all the wiring, so you do not have to worry about unsightly power cables during the shows.

If you decide to place your TV or fire in a wall with studs it is important to ensure that there are enough plug sockets to accommodate both appliances. You must measure the space to ensure that you purchase the right size TV and fire. Also, it is essential to think about how the plug sockets are to be placed in relation to the wall of media. You should always check with the manufacturer to find out whether there are any particular specifications for electric fires.

Installing your media wall is easy once you have all the materials. When the stud walls are built, you can begin to install the electric fireplace. You will need to use a stud finder or other similar tool to locate the studs, and avoid drilling into them. You can also mark the location of the holes in the TV and fireplace with a template that is provided to you by the electric fire company. You should also use a spirit level ensure that the TV and fireplace are in a straight line.

Easy to maintain

Media walls are becoming more popular with home owners and are a great way to combine large flatscreen TVs and electric fireplaces into one eye-catching space. They can be tailored to suit the needs of the homeowner. From shelves for DVDs, to hidden storage for games consoles. Some are equipped with LED lighting, either in the form of a colour-changing strip or a full circle. They can be controlled by the handheld remote.

The first step to create media walls is to decide where you would like it be situated in your living space. You can construct the frame yourself or have a professional complete the task. You should use an stud-finder to locate the studs and then mark where you want to install the fireplace and TV. It's also an excellent idea to use a spirit level and tape measure for precise measurements.

Based on the way you have it configuration, you may be able to install your media wall in an existing chimney breast and, if so, it's relatively easy to add a television as well as an electric fire. If not, you'll need to create the stud wall, and then build a timber base frame around it. You can then clad it with MDF or plasterboard, before skimming over. The second option is ideal to create a seamless appearance and lets you hide power cables beneath it.

Think about how you intend to use your media wall and what space you will require. For instance, do you have lots of gaming consoles, or smart speakers? Do you intend to keep an archive of logs in the corner of your media wall? When planning your new design you'll need to take these factors into consideration.

If you're going to be using a wall-mounted electric fire it's worth looking into buying a model that looks like a hole in the wall fires. They are slimmer and blend in better with your media wall than freestanding models.

Easy to clean

A media wall with fireplace installation wall is an elegant method of combining TV and fireplace media wall into a functional, attractive room. It's a great choice for homeowners who wish to keep their flatscreen television visible, while still having an attractive fireplace. Media walls are available in a range of sizes and can be built to accommodate various fireplaces and other accessories. They also let you run any type of cable which makes it easier to hide ugly wires.

The first step in putting up a prebuilt media wall with fireplace is to construct the frame. This is accomplished by taking measurements of the room and creating the template. The wall is then built using drywall and studs. The wall is then skimmed to cover any screws used during construction and prepare the surface for painting. Choose a paint that is in line with your wall color to create an overall look.

Once the frame has been installed, you can then install an electric fire. The advantage of using an electric fire is that it won't require a chimney, and will be simpler to clean than a traditional fire. These electric fires use less energy than traditional fires so you don't have to fret about an increase in your electricity bills.

You can also add shelving, hiding places for games, or other storage to your media wall. Some people prefer to include LED lights that can be programmed to change patterns or colors. This kind of lighting can be especially useful in a bedroom, or other quiet spaces.

If you are looking for a pre-built media wall, ensure that it comes with an integrated TV compartment. This will ensure that the TV sits in a straight line and doesn't stand out too far from the frame. Also, you should consider models with an in-built, recessed soundbar compartment. This will remove the requirement for additional boxes and could be installed in the bottom of the media wall.