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Elevate Your Media Wall With an Electric Fireplace Elevate your media wall with a unique built-in electric fire. The fires are available in a variety, including one-, two or three-sided models for maximum visual flexibility. You can make use of a spirit-level and a tape measure to ensure that you have enough space for your TV and fireplace. You can also use a stud finder to find the studs. Modern Create a media wall by using an electric fireplace to raise your flatscreen TV and provide the room with something that will impress. First, decide if you're going for an inset or wall-mounted installation. Inset fireplaces (also known as hole-in-the-wall or inbuilt fireplaces) are recessed into the wall and offer an unidirectional finish to create a elegant, unifying design. They also sit slightly further from the wall than an open-air gas or electric fireplace and feature front heaters that channel the heat into the living space. However they require a more substantial cavity than other types of installation and could require extensive renovations to an existing stud wall, or the construction of a new chimney breast. These fireplaces are an excellent choice for homes built in the past or homeowners who wish to create a cozy country-style living area. In contrast, a wall-hung fire, such as the Celsi Electriflame VR Volare 1100 is mounted directly on the wall just like a TV, and can be installed with no significant construction work. They're usually easier to set up 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, depending on the design, can create a stunning visual impact. You can also personalise your space by installing an electric or media wall as well as a fire. For instance, you could select a remote control with programmable features and an exclusive 'flame effect setting to ensure that you don't have to heat up the space when it's not being used. Some models feature log effect finishes and lighting that change colour to mimic the look of various kinds of wood. If you're planning to include a wall-mounted electric fire in your media wall, think about the dimensions of the fireplace. It is essential that the fireplace doesn't overwhelm the TV, or appear too small. Ideally, your electric fire will be around one-third of the width of your TV to ensure the an ideal balance. Earthy A media wall with electric fire is a stunning feature that blends flatscreen TV and fireplace into a single eye-catching unit. As the newest of a growing trend media walls that feature electric fires have become incredibly popular in homes all over the UK because of their convenience and ability to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. If you're considering installing a media wall into your home, it's important to consider where you'll put it before you pull out the power tools. Not only will you need to decide if you're going to hang your TV from the ceiling or embed it into the wall, however, you'll need to think about the depth of the wall (how far it will extend from the wall), and things like viewing angles. If you're building a stud wall, you will need to take a careful measurement of the size of your flatscreen TV and then work out how deep you can make it into the wall. It is recommended to utilize a stud finder that you can place across the wall and will buzz or beep when it finds the stud. https://www.fireplacesandstoves.uk/products/flameko-dilton-36-3-in-1-electric-fireplace will prevent drilling into the main structure of your home and ruining the structural integrity. After you've gotten your measurements and have decided how deep 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 might want to add a second layer of insulation. This will reduce the amount that heat is lost through your walls and improve the energy efficiency of your home. There are a variety of sizes and styles of wall fireplaces to suit every type of house. If you're building a frame or panelled wall, then something like the Avella Grande is an ideal choice. This wall-mounted electric fireplace, that makes use of the latest technology in LED to simulate an actual flame, can be incredibly real. Its small depth of 130mm is perfect for media walls, and it can be combined with a contemporary wood mantelpiece. Celsi ElectriflameVR Basilica is a fantastic option for a more traditional look. This wall-mounted fire is stunning with the most modern EVR flame projection technology, as well as a realistic silver birch fuel bed. Luxurious Electric fires are a great option to add a touch of elegance to your media wall. The inclusion of a fire in your media wall can create an impressive feature and can provide a luxurious finish to any room. With a range of stunning gas and electric fires available, there's something to match every style. A hole-in-the wall electric fire is also referred to an inset electric fireplace. It offers a sleek and modern look to any media wall installation. Ideal for those with existing chimney breasts to use, these fireplaces are recessed into the wall and offer a sleek look. These electric fires are safe to place over a TV, in contrast to traditional gas fires which can create heat around your home, possibly damaging your TV. They don't release smoke that is ashy and can be turned on and off with a single button. A contemporary inset electric fire like the Onyx Avanti 190RW features mesmerising flame images and realistic log effects. Its optional mood lighting can be upgraded to include a range of ambient lighting colours to create the ultimate final effect. Whether you're looking to create a relaxing ambience or are hosting a dinner party This captivating fire can be sparked with or without heat to make your space stand out. Another option is a wall-mounted electric fire like the Gazco eReflex 195RW is an edgy way to add a focal point to your media wall installation. This custom-designed wall-mounted electric fire is ideal for creating an impressive feature in any living space, with a choice of frame sizes and widths to pick from. The stunning flame images are enhanced by the SCHOTT Clear Float front glass, offering a crisp and captivating viewing experience. It can be used with or without heat, and has the remote control, which is easy to use. The 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. They are usually made from a composite material that is easy to clean and can be painted in the colour you prefer. Contemporary A wall-mounted electric fireplace is a distinctive feature of a contemporary room. These elegant flame effects are designed in a way to mimic the hypnotic movement of real flames. They create a captivating focal-point that adds warmth to your home. A lot of modern electric fires provide customisable visual delights such as flickering LEDs and log-burning effects that allow you to create a style that is a reflection of your style. When selecting a media wall fire, you need to choose the one that's right for the space you have. A large fire could overwhelm the wall, while smaller fires might not be enough to provide warmth. In general that your fireplace should take up approximately one-third of your wall's width. If you are unsure of how much space you should allocate, you can consult an expert on fireplace installation who can help you find the ideal balance between function and aesthetics. Assessing Your Space Begin by measuring your room's dimensions to determine the dimensions and shape of your TV, shelves or other features. Draw a rough sketch of your wall for media to assist you in visualizing the final layout and make adjustments as needed. <img width="333" src="https://cdn.freshstore.cloud/offer/images/12704/711/waerme-firebox-panoramic-50-50-127cm-slim-frame-recessed-media-wall-inset-electric-fireplace-with-multi-flame-colours-1400w-1600w-50-711.jpg"> Select Your Built-in Electric Fire Decide if you want to have your media wall fire built into the wall or mounted on top of it. Hole-in the-wall fires blend in with the wall, creating a sleek design. Wall-mounted fires can be positioned against the wall using brackets. If you are seeking a classic style opt for an inset electric fireplace that is inserted into the wall cavity. It provides a classic and classic aesthetic. A freestanding electric fireplace can be set up on the mantelpiece or a shelf to make a more dramatic statement. Paint and prepare the Frame It's now time to build the actual structure. This is the process of building a stud-wall which is a timber-framed construction designed to support your electric fireplace and media equipment. Once the wall studs are up then it's time to finish the walls with drywall or other materials for finishing.
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