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How to Choose the Best Media Wall Fire

Electric media wall fireplaces offer warmth that helps to reduce the chill in the space. They can be used as a additional source of heat.

If you're considering a media wall installation, speak to a HETAS approved installer such as Something Different to ensure all the required precautions are taken, including keeping a safe distance from flame-prone objects. This will make the new media wall safe for your family.

1. Flame Effect

Innovative technology can create an authentic flame image in the most effective media wall fireplaces. Many models employ LED lights to create a realistic look creating the illusion of depth and motion. These lights are also durable and feature the lowest amount of heat to prevent overheating or damaging electronics. With most models allowing you to adjust the brightness, it's simple to adjust the mood to suit the occasion, from a quiet reading session to a lively evening of partying.

A high-quality media wall electric fire must be able to fit into any room, whether it's contemporary or traditional. A sleek media wall fire can transform your living room immediately, blending a modern aesthetic with timeless ambiance. Dimplex Ignite, for example is an excellent electric fire that has a realistic log effect that can be paired with elegant wooden furniture.

Electric media wall fires that are Black Inset Media Wall Electric Fireplace (also called hole-in-the wall) like the Vision Futura 1500 or Evonic Halo provide a subtler appearance and blend seamlessly into the wall. They typically feature a full frameless glass front, they can be installed in three-, one- or three-sided to suit your individual style and space requirements.

If you're looking for a more minimal style, recessed wall fires with no protruding elements like the Flamerite Glazer 900 are the best choice. They're easy to set up, with a streamlined appearance that makes them a perfect combination for modern TVs and furniture. The "flame effect only" setting helps reduce energy usage and provide warmth to your home in an unnecessary way. You can select from a range of colors to complement your home's decor.

2. Heat Output

Media wall fires add an atmosphere of warmth to rooms and create an impressive focal point. They don't provide the same amount of heat as a traditional wood or gas fire for media wall and should be used only as a secondary source of heating on colder days.

For certain homeowners, messing around with logs and finding gas lines isn't appealing, and that's when an electric media wall fireplace like the Evonic e1500 makes sense. They're easy to operate with just an electrical switch or the button to switch the fire on. Additionally, some models are jumping on the smart home bandwagon and are integrating with platforms such as Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. You can also control the devices with your voice.

Media wall electric fires, such as the Vision Futura 1500 and Evonic Halo 1500 XT are recessed into the wall. This allows for an even, seamless look in your living space. They also don't protrude from the wall, making them a more space-efficient alternative to full-sized fireplaces or inserts.

Certain models allow you to adjust the intensity of flames, temperature settings, and even flame colors to create a more personalised atmosphere. These features let you create the perfect atmosphere whether you're planning a relaxing reading session or for a celebration. They can also help you save money on your energy bills as you can adjust the heating without having to physically step up to the fire.

3. Style

A media wall electric fireplace is a fantastic way to create an eye-catching focal point and it's not a surprise that they're becoming more popular. There are a range of choices available with three different flame effects and the choice of fuel beds.

Some models, such as the Ezee Glow Celestial, feature an amazing LED flame effect and a choice of colour palettes. This allows you to create a sleek and modern design while remaining cost-effective to run. Other features, including a timer that can be programmed, open window detection and ambient lighting kits are also available to enhance your home entertainment to the next level.

If you select a model that is compatible, you can control your media wall remotely with voice control or using a smart device. This lets you adjust the heat output lighting, flame effects and heat output and also choose your favorite music and synchronize it with lights for an immersive experience.

A media wall fireplace can be installed in any room, making the most of it. But, you must seek advice from a HETAS approved installer like Something Different, to ensure that there is sufficient clearance from combustible materials and that your fireplace is properly installed and maintained, as well as regularly inspected.

4. Energy Efficiency

Media walls are an excellent option for homeowners, bringing the look and character of any living space. They blend digital entertainment and fireplace elements into a seamless design, transforming rooms into a warm, contemporary retreat. When choosing a black inset media wall electric fireplace-wall fire it is essential to take into consideration the different kinds of fire available. This will ensure that you get the most price for your money and that the fire is safe and complies with UK safety regulations.

Most media wall electric fireplaces are eco-friendly. They use LED lights to create the flame effect, and they produce low-temperature heat. Some come with a 'flame effect only' setting so you don't need to pay for heat that you don't really need.

If you're looking for something that's more authentic gas media wall fireplaces have a similar heating output to traditional fireplaces and can be installed in a variety of situations. They are typically installed in the walls and come in one three-, two- or three-sided designs.

Whether you're looking for an old-fashioned or contemporary media wall fireplace, something Different has a selection of top-quality products from the most renowned brands including British Fires and Evonic. Choose from a wide range of sizes and styles and styles, including some with unique features like a colour-changing flame effect or a luxurious Log Bed finishes. Add the finishing elements to any media wall project. Order a sample to ensure the new fire place is the perfect fit before purchasing. This gives you a chance to physically measure the fireplace and ensure that it's a suitable fit for your media wall installation.

5. Maintenance

Media walls are a popular trend in contemporary interior design, and it's easy to understand why. They are beautiful and attractive, can be used as a heating solution and also for storage or the purpose of zoning. If you're looking to build a complete TV, fireplace and shelving wall or a smaller version you can create the perfect style for your home.

With a variety of sizes ranging from 60cm to 120cm and various finishes, you can pick the best option for your space. There are various types of electric fires available - from hole-in-the-wall models to wall mounted fires. The models that are hole-in-the-wall fit within the frame of the wall and are great for those without a chimney breast whereas wall mounted fires are great if you already have a chimney breast because they can be recessed into it.

Media wall electric fireplaces employ fan-forced heating, which pulls in cool air and then passes it through heating elements to generate heat. This method of heating results in an even and comfortable temperature throughout the room.

Electric media wall fires produce less radiant heat than traditional gas fireplaces, which makes them safer to use. It is vital to remember that they do still generate heat and should be kept out of flammable materials such as curtains and rugs.

It is crucial to choose an experienced company for this type of installation when having a mediawall installed. You can be certain that a HETAS certified company like Something Different will take the necessary steps to ensure an efficient and safe installation. This involves planning the layout of the stud wall, making sure there's sufficient space to escape from flammable objects and carrying out regular inspections.