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https://blogfreely.net/coldbail5/15-funny-people-working-secretly-in-fireplace-for-media-wall How to Create a Media Wall Using Flatscreen TVs and Electric Fires Media walls are a beautiful and practical way to showcase your flat-screen television. Flat-pack self-build kit are easy to put up, and come with various options. Media wall electric fires also utilize LED lights to produce spectacular flame effects and have a lower temperature output than traditional log burners. They also have the possibility of changing the colour and the fuel bed can be changed from logs to pebbles or coal. Easy to install A media wall is an excellent option to create a stunning feature in your home and is much less costly than you think. These walls blend flatscreen TVs and electric fires into a single, attractive feature that can add value to your home. They require a fair amount of effort to construct, especially when it comes to building the wall studs, but they can be more cost-effective than many people realize. When creating a media-wall, the first thing you have to decide is whether you would like to build the TV and fire into the wall or hang them from it. If you're going to go through the hole in the wall option then you will need to look for the right fire that is designed specifically for this style of installation. This is due to the fact that these types of fires (also called built-in electric fires) are designed to sit in a recess within the wall and offer modern and sleek style. Electric fires can be found in a variety of styles and types for media walls. You can pick between three-sided flames like the Glazer 1800 by Flamerite, or two-sided ones, like the OER Alpine. All of these fires can be used to create a an elegant, modern fireplace for your media wall. Once you have decided on the kind and size of fireplace you want to install, it's time to start making measurements for the wall. It is best to take measurements of the width and depth of the wall in order to determi
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