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How to Build a Fire Media Wall

A fireplace media wall inset fire wall is a great way to add warmth and comfort your home. They can be built in to a stud-wall or hung using brackets.

Some media wall electric fireplaces have smart integration. This allows you to control heat output as well as flame effects and lighting from your smartphone or tablet. Some are equipped with scheduling features.

Easy to install

There are a few things to consider when building a media wall with 3 sided fire wall in your home. First, you'll need to decide on where the wall will be located in your room. It should be placed in a location where you can relax and watch a show or enjoy the warmth of your fireplace. Ideally, the location will also give you the best viewing angles within the room. Once you've decided on the location, you will be able to start to make the necessary measurements and then build the frame. The next step is to decide on what finishing touches you would like. For example, some people opt to add a skirting board to their media walls, to ensure they are in keeping with the decor of the room. Some prefer to leave it off, letting the media wall stand out as a distinctive feature of its own.

The media wall might require some extra work based on the type of electric fireplace you're planning to install. For instance, inset media wall fires (such as the Vision Futura 1500 or Evonic Halo 1500 XT) require to be installed in the wall or hollowed out, which requires more extensive building skills and tools. However, this does not mean they are not able to be installed by DIYers.

When you are installing a media wall, it's important to consider the best media wall fire place to put your electrical components. You'll need to ensure that your wall has at least two sockets for plugs that are one for the fireplace and the other for the TV - so you'll need to plan where these will be beforehand. Some people choose to install the sockets inside the stud wall frame, while others prefer to place them close to the TV and fireplace.

Once you've built your media wall, it's important to skim the plasterboard over it. This will hide the screws that were used to keep it in place, and provide a smooth painting surface. You can hire a plasterer if you are not sure.

Ideal for smaller rooms

Media walls offer an elegant design that is ideal for smaller living spaces. By combining a TV with an electric fire, a storage unit and a fireplace suite into one set-up, you can make the most of your room. There's no need for a separate fireplace or an expensive surround. You can even pick a bespoke design that's completely tailored to your home and incorporates the most recent technologies such as multi-room audio and smart lighting.

A bespoke media wall can also be pre built media wall with fireplace around the fire you choose, adding an individual design feature to your space. With a range of sizes and styles to choose from, you can choose the perfect fire for your media wall. If you want a minimalistic design, choose a recessed electric fireplace like the Elfa. Or, if you're looking to create a cozy corner wall for your TV, a corner wall with a three-sided fireplace, like the Gazco 150RW, is the perfect choice.

The DRU Virtuo180/3 Evolve Electric Fire, for instance, is a contemporary style that is ideal for contemporary living rooms. They make a wood-cracking sound and have a realistic log appearance. You can pick one with a back heating feature to distribute warmth more evenly.

Low maintenance is another advantage of installing electric wall fireplaces for your media walls. Wall-mounted fires are more convenient than traditional fireplaces as they don't require chimneys and can be placed anywhere. They are also safer for homes with children or pets because they don't produce real flames, and they don't emit ash. Electric heaters are safer than gas heaters as they don't create real flames or emit the ash.

Many homeowners go beyond the simple idea of mounting their TV to an unfinished surface. They build bespoke frames to conceal cables, integrate storage solutions, and even integrate appliances such as a TV, soundbar, and electric fireplace. The majority of these installations are designed to help divide large open spaces or provide a dramatic focal area to the room. They can be decorated with beautiful wallpapers, or even mirrored panels which act as mirrors when the TV is off, bringing light into your space and making it feel more spacious.

Aesthetically pleasing

Media wall fires are a great alternative to traditional fireplaces which are typically only used in living areas. They are also ideal for those who want to add a chic feature to their home. Media wall fires are the latest in electric fireplaces that make use of LED lighting to create a realistic flame effect. They come with 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 turning up the heat, making them environmentally friendly and economical.

Media walls have a contemporary design and are made to complement your interior décor, creating a focal point that draws attention. Media walls are often used in modern homes to add a touch of any style. They can be an elegant minimalist design or a rustic, earthy look. A striking wood-panelled, geometric wall is an excellent illustration of a striking design that can be enhanced with an electric media wall fireplace like the Gazco eReflex 195RW to add warmth and a sense of style to the space.

Many electric media walls are smaller and slimmer, allowing you to maximize the space within your home. They are great for those who wish to install a media-wall in a small room, because they can be tucked away behind the TV. This gives them a modern, minimal and discreet aesthetic. Most models produce less than 2kW, making them more energy efficient than traditional gas fireplaces.

It is important to consider the design of your media wall holistically. consider how your electric fire will work with your TV as well as any other custom features you might think of. To achieve a balanced look the electric fire should not exceed more than one-third the height of the wall it is installed on. Make sure you have enough clearance above and beneath your electric fire. This will vary depending on the model you choose.

Media wall fire installation is a task that can be undertaken by most homeowners who have basic carpentry skills and a willingness to learn. However, it is advisable to select an experienced HETAS approved installer such as Something Different, who will ensure all safety measures are followed and the correct clearance from fire-prone materials is maintained.

Multi-faceted

A media wall can be an ideal addition to any living room or bedroom, study or lounge. It's not just about creating a focal point. A well-designed wall can create a relaxing environment for you and your family members to unwind in. It also provides a perfect 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 make your home a new place. A lot of the top electric fires are specifically designed to be used in media walls, and they offer a perfect balance between warmth and atmosphere. They also have some great features that help them stand out from the crowd with customizable visuals and authentic sound effects.

There are also models with smart integration that let you control your fireplace from your smartphone or tablet via an app. This is helpful for those who aren't at home or you want to control your fireplace remotely. Certain advanced models come with scheduling options that allow you to schedule the fire to start before you arrive home and shut it off after you go to bed.

A wall-mounted electric fireplace can also be installed in a false chimney without the requirement for a flue or chimney. This is a cost-effective option to adding a modern heating system into your home.

Wall-mounted and inset electric fireplaces are the two most popular styles that you can install on a wall for media. Inset electric fireplaces, such as the Vision Futura 1500 or the Evonic Halo 1500 XT are designed to be recessed into the wall. This gives them a sleek, minimalist appearance. These are great for rooms with a limited space or if you prefer an elegant style.

If you're thinking about a media wall for your home the first step is to measure the area to ensure it's adequate for the size of electric fire you're planning to install. Masking can be used to draw out the dimensions of the wall. Then, compare your measurements with the specifications to find the perfect combination.