Elevate Your Media Wall With an Electric Fireplace

Elevate your media wall electric fires walls by incorporating a unique electric fire built in. These fires are available in onetwo-, three- or three-sided designs for maximum flexibility in design.

You must ensure that you have enough room for your TV and fireplace by measuring the space using a tape measure and a spirit level. You can also make use of a stud finder to find the studs.

Modern

Creating a media wall with an electric fire is a chic method to raise the level of your flatscreen television and give the room a focal point that will impress.

First, decide if you're going for an inset or wall-mounted design. Inset fireplaces, also referred to as hole in the wall or inbuilt fireplaces, are built into walls. They provide an elegant look and unified appearance. They are also a little farther away than a freestanding gas or electric fire, and have a front heating element that can provide warmth to the living area.

These fireplaces could require a deeper cavity compared to other types of installation. They might also require extensive repairs to a stud-wall, or the construction of a new chimney breast. They're an excellent choice for a period property or for homeowners looking to create a cozy country-style living space.

A wall-hung fireplace, such as the Celsi Electriflame VR Volare 1100 is hung directly on the wall similar to televisions and can be set up with minimal or no construction work. Inset models can be challenging to install and require some DIY skills. Wall-hung fireplaces can have a more contemporary look and, based on the design, could make a stunning impact on the eye.

A media wall with an electric fire allows you to personalize your room with a broad variety of options and features. You can select a remote with customizable features and a set-up for "flame effect only" to conserve energy when the room isn't being used. Some models come with LED lights that change colour and log effect finishes that are designed to replicate the appearance of various types of wood.

If you are planning to add an electric fireplace in your media wall, consider the size of the fireplace. It's crucial that the fireplace doesn't take over the TV or feel small in comparison to it. To ensure the perfect balance, your fireplace should be about one-third the size of your TV.

Earthy

A media wall that has an electric fire is a stunning feature that combines a flatscreen TV and a fireplace into one eye-catching unit. Media walls with electric fireplaces are the latest trend in the UK. They are popular because they create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Before you pull out the power tools, you should be thinking about the location you'll use for your media wall. Not only do you have to decide whether you want to hang your TV on the wall or embed it into the wall but you'll also want to think about the depth of the media wall (how far it will be from the wall) and things like viewing angles.

If you're constructing an stud wall it is necessary to carefully measure the height of your flatscreen TV and then work out the depth you can build it into the wall. You can use a stud-finder, which you can place across the wall. It will sound a beep and buzz when it spots an one. This will stop you from harming the structural strength of your home by drilling into its main structure.

Once you've taken your measurements and determined how deep your media wall will need to be, you'll have to build it using a skimmed layer of plasterboard. The layer is then attached to the studs of wood that will make up its core. It is also possible to add insulation, which will help reduce the amount of heat lost through the wall, and will increase your home's energy efficiency.

There are many dimensions and styles of media wall fireplaces that can be adapted to any type of home. If you're constructing a framed or panelled wall something similar to the Avella Grande is an ideal choice. Featuring the latest LED technology, this wall-mounted electric fire is able to recreate the shimmering effect of real flames with astonishing realisticity.

Its slim depth of just 130mm is ideal for walls with media, and it can be combined with a contemporary wooden mantelpiece. For a more traditional style you could opt for something like the Celsi Electriflame VR Basilica. This wall-hung fire has a look that is truly stunning and features the most recent E-VR flame projection technology as well as a realistic silver log fuel bed that is made of birch.

Luxurious

When it comes to completing your media wall with electric fireplace wall, it's fashionable to include an electric fire in the design. Incorporating a fire into your media wall with electric log burner wall can create a striking feature and can give that luxurious touch to any room. With a choice of stunning gas and electric fires available, there's something to match every style.

A hole-in-the-wall electric fire is also known as an inset electric fireplace. It provides an elegant and contemporary look to any wall installation of media. Perfect for those who have chimney breasts already installed to work with, these fireplaces are recessed into the wall and give an elegant look.

They can also be placed above your TV, unlike gas fires that could heat the air in your home and cause damage to your TV. They don't produce ashy smoke and can be switched off and on by a single touch.

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 variety of ambient lighting colors to give the perfect final effect. Whether you're looking to create a relaxed atmosphere or hosting a dinner party the captivating fire can be turned on with or without heat to set your space apart.

A wall-mounted electric fireplace, like the Gazco eReflex 195RW, is a stylish method to add a focal piece to your media wall. This wall-mounted electric fireplace is perfect for creating a focal point in any living room. It is available in a variety of sizes and options for the frame. The stunning flame images are enhanced with the SCHOTT Clear Float front glass, which provides a crisp and captivating viewing experience. It can be operated without or with the heating and comes with an easy-to-use remote control that makes it simple to use.

These bespoke electric fires can be fitted into a brand new or a renovation of a property and can be easily incorporated into the walls by a skilled installer. The electric fires are constructed of composite materials that are easy to clean and can be painted with any color you like.

Contemporary

A media wall electric fireplace can be the focal point in a modern space. These stylish flame effects are designed to replicate the hypnotic dancing of real flames, creating a striking focal point that adds warmth and atmosphere to your home. Modern electric fires offer an array of visual effects like flickering logs and LEDs. This allows you to make the appearance that is most appropriate to your style.

It is crucial to select the right size of media wall fire for your space. A large fire could obstruct the wall, while smaller fires may not be sufficient to provide warmth. As a general rule that your fireplace should take up approximately one-third of your wall's width. If you're not sure of how much space to make available, consult a specialist fireplace installation company that can help you find the perfect balance of function and aesthetics.

Reviewing Your Space

Start by measuring the dimensions of your room to determine the size 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 adjustments as necessary.

Select Your Built-in Electric Fire

Choose whether you want your fire and media wall on the wall to be mounted on top or recessed into the wall. Fires that are recessed into the wall are flush with the wall, creating an elegant overall look, while wall-mounted fires rest against the wall and are secured with a bracket similar to how flat-screen TVs are attached to walls.

If you're looking for a classic appeal, opt for an inset electric fireplace that fits into a cavity in the wall, giving an elegant and timeless design. Freestanding electric fireplaces can be set up on a mantelpiece or shelf to make a more dramatic statement.

Paint and prepare the frame

Once you've determined how to construct your media wall, it's now time to construct the actual structure. This step will involve constructing the stud wall, which is basically a timber-framed wall built to support your media equipment and electric fireplace. Once the stud walls are in place then it's time to finish them using drywall or other materials for finishing.