How to Build a Fire Media Wall

A fire media wall can be a cozy feature to your home. They can be built in to a stud-wall or hung using brackets.

Some wall electric fires on the media come with smart integration which allows you to regulate the heat output as well as flame effects and lighting from your tablet or smartphone. Some have even scheduling options.

Easy to install

When it comes to building an fire media wall in your home, there are several aspects you have to consider. Firstly, you will need to decide where the wall will be located in your room. It should be placed in a spot that you can sit comfortably and watch a show or enjoy the warmth of your fireplace. The location should also allow for the most optimal viewing angles for the room. Once you've settled on the place, you can begin taking measurements and construct the frame. You will then need to decide on what final touches you'd like to add. Some people include skirting boards to their media wall to match the decor of the room. Some people prefer to leave it off, allowing the media fireplace wall wall to stand apart on its own.

Depending on what type of electric fire you're planning to install the wall you're planning to install, it may require a bit more work than other types of fireplaces. For instance, inset media wall fires (such as the Vision Futura 1500 or Evonic Halo 1500 XT) need to be installed into the wall or hollowed out of it that requires more construction skills and tools. However, this doesn't mean they can't be installed by the average DIYer.

Another crucial aspect to take into consideration when constructing a media wall is where you'll put the electrical components. It is essential to ensure your media wall has at minimum two sockets - one for the fire and the other for the TV - so you'll need to plan where these will be beforehand. Some people choose to install the sockets within the wall frame's studs while others prefer keeping the sockets near the TV and fireplace.

Once you have constructed your media wall, it is crucial to smooth the plasterboard. This will hide the screws that were used to keep it in place, and will create an even painting surface. You can employ an expert plasterer if not confident.

Ideal for smaller rooms

A media wall is a sleek design ideal for smaller living spaces. By combining a television with an electric fire, a storage unit and a fireplace suite in one unit, you can make the most of the space in your living space. You don't require a separate fireplace or an expensive surround. You can pick a design that is completely tailored to your space, and includes the latest technologies like multi-room audio and intelligent lighting.

A custom media wall can be constructed around your choice of electric fire and adds an individual design element to your room. You can pick from a range of sizes and styles to find the perfect fire for your media installation. For a minimalistic style, you can choose an inset electric fire that is recessed like the Elfa or if you're seeking to create a cozy corner, a corner media wall with a three-sided fire like the Gazco eReflex 150RW is a great choice.

Wall-hung fireplaces like the DRU Virtuo 180/3 Evolve Electric Fire offer a more modern style, which is ideal for modern living spaces. They produce a wood-crackling noise and have a realistic log appearance. You can also pick a media wall model with an in-pre built media wall with fireplace heat-up feature that distributes warmth more effectively and evenly.

The ease of maintenance is another advantage of installing electric wall fireplaces for your media walls. Wall-mounted fires are more practical than traditional fireplaces as they don't require chimneys, and can be placed anywhere. Since they don't release the ash or create real flames They are safe for homes with children or pets. Electric heaters are safer than gas heaters since they don't generate real flames or emit ash.

Many homeowners go beyond the simple idea of mounting their TV on an unfinished surface. They design custom frames to conceal cables, incorporate storage solutions, and even integrate appliances such as a soundbar, TV and electric fireplace. These kinds of installations are typically designed to help divide large open spaces or create a striking focal point to the room. They can be decorated with stunning 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 are an excellent alternative to traditional fireplaces that are usually installed in living areas. They are also ideal for anyone looking to add a stylish feature to their home. Media wall fires are the newest in electric fireplaces that make use of LED lights to create a realistic flame effect. They have multiple settings to allow you to select between a warm cosy glow or a vibrant burning fire. Some even have 'flame only settings that let you enjoy the dazzling visuals without cranking up the heat, making them planet-friendly and cost-effective.

Media walls have a modern feel and are designed to complement your interior decor, creating a focal point that draws attention. Media walls are used in modern homes to complement any style. They can have an elegant minimalist design or a rustic and earthy style. A wood-panelled geometric design is an impressive example that can be enhanced with an electric media wall fireplace such as the Gazco eReflex 195RW. This will bring warmth and charm to your living space.

A lot of electric media wall fires are made to be smaller in depth, which helps you maximize space in your living spaces. They are perfect for those who wish to install a media-wall in a small room, as they can be concealed behind the TV. This gives them an elegant, minimalist and subtle appearance. They also tend to be more energy-efficient than traditional gas fireplaces, with most models producing less than 2kW of heat.

It is crucial to think about the design of your media wall holistically. think about how your electric fire will complement your television as well as other bespoke features you might be thinking of. To create a balanced appearance the electric fireplace should not be higher than one-third the height of the wall upon which it is mounted. You should also check that you have the proper clearance between the top and bottom of the electric fire, as this will vary depending on the model you choose.

The majority of homeowners with basic carpentry knowledge and are willing to learn can complete the installation of a wall-mounted fire in the media. It is best to employ an experienced HETAS-approved professional, such as Something Different, that will ensure that all safety precautions are taken, and the proper clearance is maintained to keep out flammable materials.

Multi-faceted

A media wall can be an ideal feature for any living room, lounge or bedroom and it's not only about creating a striking focal point. A well-designed media wall can help create a relaxing space where you and your family can relax and relax. It also provides a suitable space for your television as well as audio equipment and gaming consoles.

The addition of a fire to your wall of media can bring it to a new level and completely transform your home. Many of the leading electric fires are made to be used in media walls, and they provide the perfect balance of warmth and ambience. They also come with some fantastic features that make them stand out from the rest such as customizable visuals and authentic crackling sound.

You can also find models with smart integration, which allows you to control your fire from your smartphone or tablet through an app. This is useful if you are out of the house or want to control your fire from afar. Certain models with advanced technology have the option of scheduling which allows you to set the fire to begin before you arrive home and turn it off when you go to sleep.

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

Wall-mounted and inset electric fires are the two primary styles you can put 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 in the wall. This gives them a sleek and minimalist appearance. They are an excellent choice for rooms with limited floor space or for those who want to go for a more minimalist design.

If you are thinking of installing the installation of a media wall in your home, you must first measure the space to ensure that it's big enough to accommodate the electric fire media wall fire you'd like to install. Masking is a great way to outline the dimensions of the wall. Then, you can compare your measurements to the product specifications to find the perfect match.