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How to Build a Fire Media Wall

A fire media wall can be a great way to add warmth to your home. They can be constructed on a stud wall or hung from it using brackets.

Some media wall electric fires come with smart integration which allows you to control the heat output, flame effects and lighting using your smartphone or tablet. Some have scheduling capabilities.

Easy to install

There are a few aspects to take into consideration when creating media walls for your home. Firstly, you will need to decide on where the wall will be located in your home. It should be in a place where you will be content watching TV or enjoying the warmth of a fire. The location should also provide the best viewing angles for the room. Once you have decided on the location, you will be able to begin to make the necessary measurements and build the frame. You will then need to decide what finishing touches you would like. For instance, some opt to include a skirting board on their media walls, to ensure they blend in with the room's decor. Others prefer to keep it off, making the media wall stand out as a distinctive feature of its own.

Your media wall may need more work, based on the type of electric fireplace you plan to install. For instance, inset wall fires (such as the Vision Futura 1500 or Evonic Halo 1500 XT) require to be installed into the wall or hollowed out of it that requires more building skills and tools. However, this doesn't mean that they cannot be installed by DIYers.

When you are installing a media wall, it's important to consider the location of your electrical components. You'll need at least two sockets for plugs on your wall for your media - one for TV and one for fire. Therefore, you'll need to think ahead. Some people choose to install the sockets in the wall frame that is studs, while others prefer to keep them near the fireplace and TV.

Once you've completed your media wall, it's important to smooth the plasterboard on top of it. This will conceal the screws that were used to keep it in place, and will create a smooth painting surface. It is possible to hire an expert plasterer if not sure.

Ideal for smaller rooms

A media wall with fireplace wall is a sleek design that is perfect for small living spaces. Integrating a TV, electric fire and storage space integrated into one unit makes the most of your space without the necessity of a separate fireplace suite or large surround. You can choose a design that is completely tailored to your home, and also incorporates the latest technology like multi-room audio and intelligent lighting.

A custom media wall can also be built around the fire you choose, adding a unique design element to your room. You can pick from a variety of sizes and styles to find the perfect fire for your media installation. For a minimalist look, you can select an inset electric fire that is recessed like the Elfa or, if you're trying to create a cozy corner or corner wall with a 3 sided fire media wall-sided fire such as the Gazco eReflex 150RW is a great choice.

The DRU Virtuo180/3 Evolve Electric Fire, for instance, has a contemporary design that is perfect for modern living spaces. They have realistic log effects and provide a genuine wood-crackling sound effect. You can also select the media wall model that comes with an in-built heat-up feature that allows warmth to be distributed more efficiently and evenly.

Another benefit of having an electric wall-hung fire for your media wall is its low maintenance. Contrary to traditional fireplaces wall-hung fires don't need chimneys and can be installed nearly anywhere. Since they don't emit the ash or create real flames they are safe for homes that have children or pets. Electric heaters are safer than gas heaters since they don't produce real flames or emit an ash.

While a media wall can be built in a straightforward way by mounting your TV on a flat wall, many homeowners take the design idea further. They create custom frame structures made of studs that hide cables, house integrated storage solutions, and incorporate appliances like TV, soundbar and electric fire. These types of structures are usually designed to help divide large open-plan areas or to add a dramatic focal to the room. They can be decorated with beautiful wallpapers, or even mirrored panels which act as a mirror when TV is off, bringing brightness to your room 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 perfect for anyone who wants to add a fashionable feature to their home. The most recent electric media wall fires use LED lights to create an amazing realistic flame effect and have different settings, allowing you to change the intensity of the light from a warm and cosy glow to a bright and burning fire. Some have a 'flame-only' setting that allows you to enjoy the stunning images without raising the temperature, which makes them eco-friendly and economical.

Media walls are modern and designed to match your interior decor. They create an element of interest that draws attention. They are frequently employed in modern homes and are able to improve any style from a sleek, minimalist look to a more rustic, earthy look. A geometric wood-panelled design is an impressive illustration that can be enhanced with an electric media wall fireplace, such as the Gazco eReflex The 195RW. This will bring warmth and charm to your home.

Many electric media wall fires are made to be slimmer in depth, helping you maximize space in your living spaces. They are great for those who want to install a media-wall in a small space, since they can be hidden behind the TV. This gives them a modern, minimal and discreet aesthetic. The majority of them have less than 2kW of power which makes them more energy efficient than traditional gas fireplaces.

Think about the overall style of your media wall and how your electric fireplace can complement your television, as well in any other unique features you have in your mind. To ensure a balanced appearance the electric fire should not exceed greater than one-third of the height of the wall it's installed on. Check that you have enough space above and below your electric fire. This will vary depending the model you select.

Media wall fire installation is a job that is achievable by most homeowners who have basic carpentry skills and a willingness to learn. However, it is advisable to select an experienced HETAS approved installer like Something Different, who will ensure all safety measures are in place and that the proper clearance from fire-prone materials is maintained.

Versatile

A media electric fireplace wall is a fantastic feature for any living room, lounge or bedroom and it's not just about creating a stunning focal point. A well-designed wall can create a peaceful atmosphere for you and your loved ones to relax in. It also offers a great space for your TV and audio equipment as well as gaming consoles.

A fire in your slimline media wall fire wall 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 atmosphere. Electric Media Wall Fire fires also come with certain unique features, like customisable visuals or authentic crackling sound.

There are also models that have smart integration, which allows you to control your fire using your tablet or smartphone through an app. This is useful for those who aren't at home or you want to control your fireplace remotely. Some advanced models even come with scheduling options, allowing you to schedule your fire to start prior to your return and turn off at bedtime.

Another benefit of a panoramic media wall fire wall electric fireplace is that it can be incorporated in a false chimney without the necessity of a chimney or flue. This is a cost-effective approach to adding a modern heating system into your home.

Inset and wall-mounted electric fires are the two most popular styles you can put on a wall for media. Inset electric fireplaces, such as the Vision Futura 1500 and the Evonic Halo 1500 XT, are designed to be recessed into walls that gives a clean and streamlined appearance. They are ideal for rooms with a limited space or if you prefer an elegant design.

If you're considering a media wall for your home, the first step is to measure up the area to ensure it's big enough for the size of the electric fire you're planning to install. Masking is a great way to draw out the dimensions of the wall. Then, compare your measurements with the product specifications to find the perfect match.