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Elevate Your media wall with electric fireplace Wall With an Electric Fireplace

Enhance your media wall inset fire walls by incorporating a unique electric fire that is built into. The fires are available in a variety of styles and styles, including one-, two - or three-sided ones for maximum visual flexibility.

Make sure you have enough space for your TV and fireplace by measuring the space with a tape measure and spirit level. You can also employ the stud finder tool to locate the studs.

Modern

A media wall that is adorned with an electric fire is a fashionable way to elevate your flatscreen television and give the room a focal point that will impress.

Choose first if you want an inset fireplace or a wall-mounted one. Inset fireplaces (also known as hole-in-the-wall or inbuilt fireplaces) are recessed into the wall and provide a seamless finish for a elegant, unifying look. They're also slightly further away than a freestanding gas or electric fire, and have a front heating element to provide warmth to the living area.

These fireplaces could require a deeper cavity compared to other types of installations. They might also require extensive renovations to a stud wall or the construction of a new chimney breast. They are a great choice for a period property or for homeowners looking to create a cosy country-style living space.

In contrast, a wall-hung fire, such as the Celsi Electriflame VR Volare 1100 is mounted directly onto the wall, just like a TV and can be installed without any major construction work. They're often easier to install than an inset model which can be time consuming and requires some DIY skills. Wall-hung fires can have a more modern aesthetic and, based on the design, could make a stunning impact on the eye.

A media wall equipped with an electric fire allows you to customize your room with a broad variety of options and features. You can choose the remote that has customizable features and a set-up for "flame effect only" to save energy when the room isn't in use. Some models have log effect finishes as well as color changing LED lights that replicate the look of different kinds of wood.

If you plan to include an electric fireplace in your media wall, take into consideration the size of the fireplace. It is essential that the fireplace doesn't overpower the TV or appear too small in proportion to it. Ideally, your electric fireplace should be about one-third of the television's width to ensure the an ideal balance.

Earthy

A media wall with an electric fire is a stunning design that combines flatscreen TV with fireplace into a single eye-catching unit. As the latest in a growing trend media wall fire places walls featuring electric fires have become incredibly popular in homes across the UK thanks to their convenience and ability to create a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Before you pull out the power tools, you should be thinking about the location you'll use for your media wall. You'll need to decide if you're going to hang your TV from the ceiling or embed it into the wall, but you'll also need to think about the depth of the wall (how far it will extend from the wall) and other things such as viewing angles.

If you're constructing an stud wall it is necessary to take a careful measurement of the height of your flatscreen TV and then figure out how deep you can make it into the wall. It is recommended to use a stud finder, that you can place over the wall. It will buzz or beep when it finds a one. This will stop you from harming the structural structure of your home by drilling into its main structure.

Once you've got your measurements and determined the size of your media wall will need to be, you'll have to build it using a skimmed layer of plasterboard. This should be screwed to the studs of wood that will be the core of the wall. You may also wish to put in a layer of insulation, which will decrease the amount of heat lost through the wall and increase the efficiency of your home's energy use.

When it comes to selecting your media wall fireplace there are a variety of styles and sizes available to suit any type of home. If you're building a frame or panelled wall, then something similar to the Avella Grande is an ideal option. Equipped with the latest LED technology, this wall mounted electric fire can recreate the shimmering effect of a real flame with incredible realisticity.

Its slim depth of 130mm is perfect for walls of media, and can be combined with a contemporary wood mantelpiece. For a more traditional style it is possible to go with something like the Celsi Electriciflame VR Basilica. This wall-mounted fire is stunning, featuring the latest EVR flame projection technology as well as a realistic silver birch fuel bed.

Luxurious

When it comes to completing your media wall installation, it's very on trend to include an electric fire in the design. The fire and media wall can be integrated into your wall to create a striking feature. It can also add an elegant look to any room. With a variety of stunning electric and gas fires, there's a style that will suit any style.

An inset electric fireplace is also referred to as an in-wall fire, gives an uncluttered, modern look to your media wall installation. Perfect for those who have existing chimney breasts to use These fireplaces are built into the wall and offer a sleek look.

They can also be safely placed over your TV, in contrast to gas fires, which can heat up the air in your home and damage your TV. They also don't release ashy soot and can be turned on and off at the touch of an a button, making them extremely practical.

A modern inset electric fireplace like the Onyx Avanti 190RW is awe-inspiring with its stunning flame visuals and incredibly realistic log effects. The optional mood lighting system is upgradeable to include a range of ambient lighting colors for the perfect finishing finish. Whether you're looking to create a relaxed ambience or are hosting an event This captivating fire can be lit with or without the heat to make your space stand out.

Alternatively, a wall-mounted electric fire such as the Gazco eReflex 195RW is an on-trend way to add a focal point to your wall-mounted media installation. This custom-designed wall-mounted electric fire is a great way to create an impressive feature in any living space with a variety of frame sizes and widths to pick from. The stunning flame effects are enhanced with the SCHOTT Clear Float front-facing glass, providing a crisp and captivating viewing experience. It can be used with or without heat, and has a remote control that is easy to use.

Professional installers are able to install these custom electric fireplaces in a newly constructed or renovated property. The electric fires are constructed of composite materials that are simple to clean and can be painted any color you like.

Contemporary

A wall-mounted electric media wall fireplace fireplace can be a standout feature of a contemporary room. These attractive flame effects are designed in a way to mimic the hypnotic movement of real flames. They create a striking focal-point that adds warmth to your home. A lot of modern electric fires offer customisable visual treats like flickering LEDs and log-burning effects that allow you to create a look that is in line with your personal style.

When selecting a media wall fireplace, it's crucial to select the one that's right for your space. A large fire can overwhelm the wall, while smaller fires may not give enough warmth. In general, a fireplace should be about 1/3 of the wall's width. If you're not sure how much space to allocate, you can consult an expert in fireplace installation who will help you find the ideal balance between functionality and aesthetics.

Assessing Your Space

Start by measuring your room's dimensions to determine the dimensions and shape of your TV, shelves or other components. Draw a rough sketch of your media wall to aid you in visualizing the final design and make any adjustments as needed.

Choose Your Built-in Electric fire and media wall

Select whether you would like your fire on the wall to be mounted on the top or recessed into the wall. Hole-in the-wall fires blend in with the wall, creating a sleek design. Wall-mounted fires can be positioned against the wall with brackets.

If you're looking for a classic look go for an inset electric fireplace that can be incorporated into the wall cavity. It provides a classic and classic design. A freestanding electric fireplace can be set up on a mantelpiece or shelf to make a more dramatic statement.

Paint and prepare the Frame

After you've decided on the best way to build your media wall, you're now ready to construct the actual structure. This process involves building a stud wall, which is basically a wall made of timber constructed to support your media equipment and electric fireplace. Once the stud walls are in place, it's time to finish the walls with drywall or other finishing materials.