Elevate Your Media Wall Electric Fireplaces Wall With an Electric Fireplace

Enhance your media wall by incorporating a unique electric fire. These fires come in a variety of styles and styles, including one-, two or three-sided ones to allow maximum flexibility in visuals.

You must ensure that you have enough room for your fireplace and TV by measuring the area using a tape measure and a spirit level. You can also employ a stud locater to find studs.

Modern

A Media Wall With Electric Fireplace wall that is adorned with an electric fire is a fashionable way to enhance your flat-screen TV and create the room an element that will be awe-inspiring.

Decide first if you want an inset fireplace or a wall-mounted fireplace. Inset fireplaces (also called hole-in the-wall or inbuilt fireplaces) are recessed into the wall. They offer an unidirectional finish to create a modern, sleek design. They are also a little farther away than a freestanding electric or gas fireplace, and also have a front heating element to provide warmth to the living area.

However, these fireplaces require a deeper cavity than other types of installations and may require some significant remodeling of the stud wall or the construction of a brand new chimney breast. These fireplaces are an excellent choice for period properties or homeowners who desire a cozy country-style living area.

In contrast, a wall-hung fireplace like 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 usually easier to set up than an inset model, which can be time consuming and requires some DIY skills. They are more modern and, based on their design, provide stunning visual impact.

A media wall with an electric fire allows you to personalise your room with a broad selection of features and options. You can choose a remote with options to program features and a setting that allows "flame effect only" to save energy when the room isn't in use. Certain models have LED lights that change colour and log effect finishes that are designed to replicate the appearance of various types of wood.

If you plan to include an electric fireplace into your media wall, think about the size of the fireplace. It's important that the fireplace doesn't overwhelm the TV or appear too small in comparison to it. Ideally, your electric inset media wall fire fireplace should be about 1/3 the width of your TV to ensure the perfect balance.

Earthy

A media wall with an electric fire is a stunning option that combines flatscreen TV with fireplace into a single eye-catching unit. As the newest of a growing trend media walls featuring electric fires have become extremely popular in homes across the UK thanks to their convenience and ability to create a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Before you start grabbing the power tools, you should consider where you will place your media wall. You'll have to decide if you'd like to embed your TV inside the wall or hang it. You'll also need to consider things like viewing angles and the depth of the mediawall (how far the TV will stick out).

You will need to measure the height of your flatscreen TV prior to determining the depth you can build the wall. You can use a stud-finder which you can run along the wall. It will beep and buzz when it finds the one. This will prevent you from harming the structural structure of your home by drilling into its primary structure.

After you have taken your measurements and determined how deep your media walls will be, you'll have to construct it with the plasterboard that has been skimmed. It should be glued to the studs of wood that will create its core. It is also possible to add a layer of insulation, which will help reduce the amount of heat lost through the wall and improve the efficiency of your home's energy usage.

There are many different sizes and styles of wall fireplaces that can be adapted to any type of home. If you're building a framed or panelled wall, something like the Avella Grande is an ideal option. Featuring the latest LED technology, this wall-mounted electric fire can emulate the shimmering effect of a real flame with incredible realisticity.

Its small depth of 130mm is ideal for media walls, and it can be matched with a modern wooden mantelpiece. If you want a more traditional look you could go with something like the Celsi Electriflame Electriflame V Basilica. This wall hung fire has an appearance which is absolutely stunning and includes the most recent E-VR flame projection technology, as well as the realistic silver birch log fuel bed.

Luxurious

When it comes to finishing your media wall installation it's very on trend to incorporate a fire in the design. A fire can be incorporated into your media wall to create a striking focal point. It can also add an elegant look to any room. There are a variety of gas and electric fireplaces to choose from and there's something for every design aesthetic.

An inset electric fire also referred to an in-wall fire, gives an uncluttered, modern look to your wall installation of media. These fireplaces are ideal for chimneys with existing breasts. They are recessed into the wall and provide an elegant look.

They can also be placed over your TV, in contrast to gas flames that can heat up the air within your home and harm your TV. They don't emit ashy smoke and can be turned on and off with a single button.

Onyx Avanti Electric Fires feature captivating flame effects as well as ultra-realistic wood effects. Its optional mood lighting system can be upgraded to include a range of ambient lighting colors to create the ultimate finishing finish. This stunning fireplace can be utilized to create a peaceful atmosphere or host an event. It can also be used with no heat to make your home stand out.

Another option is a wall-mounted electric fire such as the Gazco eReflex 195RW is an innovative way to create a focal point to your wall-mounted media wall with built in fire installation. This custom-designed wall-mounted electric fire is perfect for creating an eye-catching feature in any living space with a choice of frame sizes and widths to pick from. The SCHOTT Clear Float Front Glass enhances the dazzling flame effects, providing an impressive and clear view. It can be operated without or with heating and comes with an easy-to-use remote control that makes it simple to use.

These bespoke electric fires can be integrated into a new build or a renovation of a property and are easily fitted within the walls by a professional installer. They are typically constructed of a composite material that is easy to clean, and is able to be painted in the colour you prefer.

Contemporary

A media wall electric fireplace can be the centerpiece in a modern space. These elegant flame effects are designed to mimic the rhythmic movement of real flames creating a stunning focal point that brings warmth and ambiance to your home. A lot of modern electric fires provide customisable visual delights such as flickering LEDs and log-burning effects, giving you the flexibility to create a look that suits your personal style.

When you're choosing a wall fire, it's important to choose the one that's right for the space you have. A large fire can overwhelm the wall, whereas a small fire might not be sufficient to provide warmth. As a general rule, your fireplace should cover approximately one-third of your wall's width. If you're not sure of how much space you should allocate consider consulting a professional fireplace installation company who can assist you in achieving the perfect balance of function and aesthetics.

Examining Your Space

Begin by measuring the dimensions of your room to determine the dimensions and shape of your TV, shelves or other features. Sketch out a rough layout of your media wall to assist you in visualizing the final design and make any adjustments as needed.

Select Your Built-in Electric Fire

Decide if you want your fire on the wall to be mounted on the top or recessed into the wall. Hole-in-the-wall fires are flush with the wall, creating a sleek design while wall-mounted fires are mounted against the wall and are secured with a bracket similar to how flat-screen TVs are mounted to walls.

If you're looking for a classic design, choose an inset electric fireplace that fits into the wall cavity. It provides a classic and timeless design. On the other hand, a freestanding electric fire can be set up on a mantelpiece or shelf to make a bigger statement.

Paint and prepare the Frame

Once you've determined how to build your media wall, you're now ready to build the structure. This will require the construction of a stud wall, which is basically a timber-framed wall constructed to support your equipment for media and an electric media wall fireplaces fireplace. Once the wall is built it is time to finish it using either drywall or a suitable finishing material.