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https://notes.io/w2ZQX Adding an Electric Fireplace to a Media Wall A media wall is an excellent method to connect your fireplace and TV into modern, fashionable style. It's also an option to have a secure alternative to an open fireplace. Inset (also called built-in) electric fires are built into the wall to create an elegant, sleek look. Certain models have smart connectivity, so you can control the wall from the comfort of your couch. Easy to install A media wall is an ideal focal point for any living space. It's also easy to put up. This type of wall is usually constructed into a room, and has a hole for a television, a fireplace, and other features such as storage or lighting. It is typically made of a timber frame, which can be painted or stained to blend with the rest of the room's decor. The first step to putting up media walls is to determine whether you want an electric or gas fireplace. Some electric fires are designed to hang from the wall while others (known as built-in electric fires) are designed to be placed in a recess. After you've decided on the kind of fire, you will have to mark the spot where you'll drill the wall. You can use a spirit level to assist you with this, and some wall-mounted electric fires even have a template that will illustrate where to place the holes in your wall. Use a stud-finder tool to make sure you don't drill into any cables or pipes in your home. You can also drill a small hole to identify the type of wall that you have and then select the appropriate drill bits. Once you have determined the position of your fireplace or TV on the wall, you are able to install the wall brackets. You can also add more power sockets, if you'd like to add them to your media wall. You can also add LED tape that changes colour around the frame to give it an attractive appearance, and it's simple to alter the colours with a handheld remote. It's important to take your time when building a media wall, and it's recommended that you hire an expe
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