Elevate Your media wall and fireplace Wall With an Electric Fireplace

Elevate your media wall with a unique built-in electric fire. These fires are available in one-, two- or three-sided designs, allowing for maximum flexibility in design.

You can use a spirit level and tape measure to make sure you have enough room for your fireplace for media wall and TV. You can also make use of the tool for locating studs.

Modern

Create a media wall with electric fire wall with an electric fireplace to raise your flatscreen TV and add a touch that will make an impression.

The first step is to decide whether you're planning on an inset or wall-mounted design. Inset fireplaces (also called hole-in-the-wall or inbuilt fireplaces) are built into the wall. They offer a seamless finish for a sleek, unified appearance. They are also positioned slightly further back than the freestanding electric or gas fireplace and come with a front heater to direct the warmth into the living area.

However they will require a deeper cavity than other types of installation and could require extensive renovations to an existing stud wall, or the creation of a new chimney breast. They're a great option for homes with a historic style or for homeowners looking to create a cosy country-style living space.

A wall-hung fireplace like the Celsi Electriflame VR Volare 1100 is mounted directly on the wall, just like televisions and can be installed with no significant construction work. They're generally easier to install than an inset model, which can be a time-consuming process and requires some DIY skills. Wall-hung fireplaces can have a more contemporary look and, based on the design, they can make a stunning impact on the eye.

A media wall that has an electric fire allows you to personalize your space with a wide range of features and options. For example, you can choose remote controls that can be programmed to include functions and an 'only flame setting to ensure that you don't have to waste energy heating up the space when it's not in use. Some models have log effect finishes as well as colour changing LED lights that replicate the look of different kinds of wood.

If you're planning to incorporate an electric fireplace on your media wall, take into consideration the size of the fireplace. It is essential that the fireplace doesn't take over the TV or make it feel too small. Ideally, your electric fire should be about 1/3 the size of your TV to ensure the perfect balance.

Earthy

A media wall inset fire wall with an electric fire is an amazing feature that combines a flatscreen television and a fireplace into one striking piece. Media walls with electric fireplaces are a recent trend in the UK. They are popular because they create a warm and 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 consider the depth of the media wall (how far it will be from the wall) and other things such as viewing angles.

If you're planning to build an stud wall you'll need to carefully measure the television's height and then determine how deep you can fit it into the wall. It is recommended to utilize a stud finder that you can place over the wall. It will buzz or beep when it spots the stud. This will help you avoid drilling into the structure of your house and compromising the structural integrity.

After you have taken your measurements and determined the depth of your walls should be, you'll have to construct it using a layer of plasterboard that has been sanded. The layer is then placed on the wooden studs that will make up its foundation. You could also add insulation, which will decrease the amount of heat lost through the wall, and will increase the efficiency of your home's energy usage.

When it comes to selecting your media wall fireplace, there are a number of styles and sizes that can be found to fit any kind of home. Avella Grande would be a excellent choice if you're building a wall frame or panelled walls. With the most recent LED technology, this wall-mounted electric fire can emulate the shimmering effect of real flames with astonishing realisticity.

Its 130mm deep is ideal for media walls and can be matched to a modern wooden mantelpiece. Celsi ElectriflameVR Basilica is an excellent option for a more traditional look. This wall-mounted fireplace is stunning and features the most modern EVR flame projection technology and a realistic silver birch fuel bed.

Luxurious

Electric fires are a great way to complete your media wall. Integrating a fireplace into your media wall is a striking feature and can provide a luxurious finish to any room. With a choice of stunning electric and gas fires, there's a style to match every style.

inset media wall fire electric fires is also referred to as an in-wall fire, gives an uncluttered, modern look to your media wall. These fireplaces are perfect for those who have chimney breasts. They are built into the wall, giving a sleek appearance.

They can also be safely placed above your TV, as opposed to gas fires that could heat the air in your home and damage your TV. They also don't release sooty ash and can be switched off and on at the touch of an a button, making them extremely practical.

Onyx Avanti Electric Fires come with stunning flame effects and realistic wood effects. The optional mood lighting system can be upgraded to include a variety of ambient lighting colors for the perfect finishing finish. This mesmerising fireplace can be utilized to create a peaceful environment or to host a dinner party. It can be used without heating to make your room stand out.

Another option is a wall-mounted electric fireplace like the Gazco eReflex 195RW is an on-trend way to add an element of interest to your media wall installation. This wall-mounted electric fireplace is the perfect choice to create the perfect focal point for any living space. It comes with a variety of frame sizes and options. The stunning flame effects are enhanced with the SCHOTT Clear Float front glass, offering a crisp and captivating viewing experience. It can be operated without or with the heating and comes with an easy-to-use remote control to make it simple to use.

These custom electric fires can be fitted into a new build or a renovation of a property and are easily fitted within the walls by a professional installer. These electric fires are made of composite materials that are simple to clean and can be painted in any color you want.

Contemporary

A media wall electric fireplace can be the centerpiece in a modern space. These stylish flame effects are designed to mimic the hypnotic movement of real flames. They create a striking focal point that adds warmth to your home. Modern electric fires provide various visual effects, such as flickering logs and LEDs. This allows you to create the look that best suits your preferences.

When choosing a media wall fireplace, it's crucial to choose one that's the right size for the space you have. A large-sized fire could obstruct the wall, while smaller fires may not give enough warmth. As a general rule the fireplace should be approximately one-third of your wall's width. If you're unsure of how much space you should allocate you can consult a professional fireplace installation company who can help you create the perfect balance of function and aesthetics.

Examining Your Space

Begin by measuring the dimensions of your room to determine the dimensions of your TV, shelves, and other components. Sketch out a rough layout of your wall for media to help you visualize the final layout and make any adjustments as needed.

Choose Your Built-in Electric Fire

Decide if you want to have your fire in the media wall built into the wall or hung on the top. Hole-in the-wall fires blend in with the wall creating a sleek look. Wall-mounted fires can be positioned against the wall using brackets.

If you're looking for a traditional appearance, choose an inset electric fireplace that fits into a cavity within the wall, offering a classic and familiar aesthetic. On the other side, a freestanding fire can be placed on a shelf or mantelpiece to make a bigger statement.

Prepare and paint the frame

After you've decided on the best way to construct your media wall, it's now time to construct the actual structure. This involves the construction of a stud wall that is a timber-framed structure designed to support your fireplace's electric and media wall with electric fire equipment. Once the stud walls are in place then it's time to finish them with drywall or other materials for finishing.