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https://output.jsbin.com/kitonusopa/ https://anotepad.com/notes/m33i48sp How to Build a Fire Media Wall A fireplace media wall can add a cosy feature to your home. They can be built in to the wall with studs or brackets. Certain wall-mounted electric fireplaces for media have smart integration. This lets you control the output of heat as well as flame effects and lighting using your smartphone or tablet. Some have even scheduling options. Easy to install When it comes to constructing the wall for a fire media in your home, there are many factors you will have to take into consideration. Firstly, you will need to decide on where the wall will go in your space. It should be located in a location where you will be comfortable sitting and watching TV or enjoying the warmth of your fire. The ideal location will also allow for the best viewing angles in the room. After you've chosen the location, you'll be able to take the measurements and construct the frame. Then you will need to decide on the finishing details. Some people include skirting boards to their media wall to match the interior decor. Others prefer to keep it off, letting the wall stand out as a distinct feature of its own. Your media wall may need a little more work depending on the kind of electric fireplace that you plan to install. For instance, inset wall fires (such as the Vision Futura 1500 or Evonic Halo 1500 XT) require to be installed in the wall or hollowed out of it and require more advanced tools and construction skills. However this doesn't mean they can't be put in by the average DIYer. Another crucial aspect to take into consideration when building media walls is where you'll put your electrical components. You will need to ensure your wall is equipped with at least two plug sockets - one for the fire and the other for the TV. So you'll need to decide where these will be beforehand. Some people prefer to place sockets inside the wall frame's studs while others prefer to keep the sockets close
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