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https://blogfreely.net/heartshrine30/the-most-common-built-in-electric-fire-for-media-wall-debate-its-not-as How to Combine a Media Wall and an Electric Fire Media walls are the newest trend in interior design. They are custom stud wall frameworks that house built-in storage, such as shelves, cabinets or drawers, and may include appliances such as an electric fireplace. Add an extra dimension to your media wall by installing the Gazco eStudio-105R media wall electric fire. This beautiful fire is built into the wall for a sleek in-depth look and gives stunning flame images with or without heat. TV Size Media walls are an elegant method of incorporating flat screen TVs with an electric fire as well as bespoke storage into a living space decor. These wall frames typically contain cabinets, shelves and drawers, along with the TV to create a completely customized entertainment center. For many, the centerpiece of the media wall is a stylish electric fire. The right TV size is essential for this specific installation. You'll want a TV that's large enough to provide a sense of depth but not so huge that it takes over the fireplace or overwhelms the room. When determining what TV screen size will work best for your media wall, begin with the dimensions of the wall area where you'll be installing the fireplace and TV. Sketch this to scale including windows, doors or built-in furniture arrangements. This will give you the highest dimensions of width and height within which you can create your media wall. It is also important to consider the way you intend to use your electric fire and television together. Film lovers might prefer an expansive screen to enjoy a cinematic viewing experience, while those who use the TV for leisure viewing can often get by with a smaller model. If you're looking to purchase an upgraded TV in the near future, opting for one towards the lower end of your desired range will help to prevent your media wall from becoming outdated as technology improve
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