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https://jsfiddle.net/dillpalm44/b5aregLm/ How to Combine a Media Wall and an Electric Fire Media walls are the newest trend in home interiors. They are bespoke wall panels that can be fitted with integrated storage options like shelves and drawers or cabinets. can also incorporate appliances like an electric fireplace. The Gazco eStudio wall-mounted electric fireplace can add an exciting new dimension to your wall. This stunning fire is recessed 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 way to integrate flat screen TVs as well as an electric fire and custom storage into a living space decor. It's common for these wall stud installations to include shelves, cupboards, and drawers along with the TV, creating a fully customised entertainment centre. For many, the centrepiece of the media wall is an elegant electric fire. The right size of TV for this particular installation requires careful consideration. The screen should be large enough to be immersive but not so large that it obliterates or dwarfs the fire. When determining which TV screen size is best for your media wall, begin with the dimensions of the wall area in which you're planning to put the fireplace and TV. Sketch this to scale and include any windows, doors or built-in furniture arrangements. This will give you a maximum width and height that you can create media walls. You should also think about how you intend to use your electric fireplace and TV together. Film enthusiasts may prefer to go for the largest screen size for a cinematic experience, while those who will only be using the television for casual viewing will usually be able to use smaller screens. If you're planning to buy an additional TV in the near future opting for one towards the lower end of your ideal range can help keep your media wall from becoming outdated as technology evolves. This will save you from having to re-install your custom installation
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