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https://anotepad.com/notes/nneq7my4 https://k12.instructure.com/eportfolios/809762/Home/10_Tips_For_Media_Wall_Fire_55_Inch_That_Are_Unexpected A Media Wall and Fireplace For Your Home A fireplace or media wall is a great way to add character to any space in your home. It's not hard to build one and you can customize it with shelving that holds DVDs, games or books. If you have no chimney breast, a false chimney can easily be constructed using the wall made of studs. Media walls can also house electric fires. Electric fires Electric fires work well with media walls to create a cozy central feature for any room. They make use of the latest LED flame images to create a stunningly realistic look that combines an image of an open flame with flickering light projection. These images are displayed on an inset glass panel which can be framed with the surround you prefer to give your room a contemporary or traditional style. The benefit of using an electric fire in a media wall is that it doesn't generate any combustion by-products, which would require venting out through the chimney or flue. Instead, they generate the effects of flames and heat with electricity, which is easier to control than wood-burning fireplaces. Additionally they can be a safe and convenient heating option for homes without chimneys or flues. Electrical fires aren't common however it is crucial to be on the lookout for any signs of an issue. If your switch plates or outlet covers feel warm to the touch, it could indicate that there are too many heat buildups in the wiring. This can lead to the possibility of a fire. Other indicators are flickering lights or burning smells. These can occur when there is too much electrical energy flowing through the system. A good way to prevent an electric fire is to make sure that your home is properly and well-insulated. This will lower the possibility of a fire arising because of overheating. It is also important to not overload circuits and outlets, which can als
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