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How to Build a Fire Media Wall

A fire media wall can be a great way to add warmth to your home. They can be built in to the wall with studs or brackets.

Some wall electric fires on the media come with smart integration, allowing you to regulate the heat output and flame effects as well as lighting with your tablet or smartphone. Some even come with scheduling options.

Easy to install

When you are considering building an fire media wall in your home, there are a variety of aspects you have to consider. You will first need to decide the location of the wall in your home. It should be in a place that you can sit comfortably and watch TV or relax in the warmth of your fireplace. Ideally, the location will also allow for the best viewing angles within the room. Once you've decided on a location, you can start to make the necessary measurements and construct the frame. The next step is to decide on the finishing details. For instance, some opt to add a skirting board to their media walls, to ensure they are in keeping with the decor of the room. Some prefer to leave it off, making the wall stand out as a distinct feature of its own.

Depending on the kind of electric fireplace you're planning to install, your media wall may require a bit more work than other fireplaces. Media wall fireplaces that are inset (such the Vision Futura 1500 and Evonic Halo 1500XT) require more sophisticated construction skills and tools. However it doesn't mean that they can't be put in by anyone who is a DIYer.

Another important factor to consider when installing media walls is where you'll locate the electrical components. You'll need at least two plug sockets on your wall of media - one for TV and another for a fire. Therefore, you'll need to think ahead. Some people prefer to place the sockets in the stud wall frame while others prefer keeping the sockets near the TV and fireplace.

After you have built your media wall, it is essential to sand the plasterboard. This will hide the screws used to hold the wall in place and provide an even surface to paint. It is possible to hire an expert plasterer if not sure.

Ideal for smaller rooms

A media wall is an elegant design that's ideal for smaller living spaces. By combining a TV, an electric fire, integrated storage and a fireplace suite in one unit, you can make the most of the space in your living room. You don't require a separate fireplace or bulky surround. You can choose a design that is completely tailored to your home, and also incorporates the latest technology such as multi room audio and smart lighting.

You can also create a bespoke media wall around your electric fire of choice, adding a unique element to your space. You can choose from a range of sizes and styles to find the perfect fire for your media installation. If you're looking for a minimalist design, choose a recessed electric fireplace like the Elfa. If you are looking to create a cozy corner, a corner TV wall with a 3-sided fire, like the Gazco 150RW, is ideal.

The DRU Virtuo180/3 Evolve Electric fire place for media wall, for instance, has a contemporary style that is ideal for modern living rooms. They have realistic log effects and create a realistic wood-cracking sound effect. You can pick a model with a back heating feature to spread warmth more evenly.

Another benefit of a wall-hung electric fireplace for your media wall is the low maintenance. Wall-mounted fires are more practical than traditional fireplaces as they don't require chimneys and can be placed anywhere. They are also safer for homes with pets or children because they don't produce real flames and don't release the ash. Since they're electrical there's no chance of a rogue flame creeping out of the wall, or of smoke accumulating on furniture.

Many homeowners go beyond the simple idea of mounting their TV on a flat surface. They construct custom frame structures made of studs that conceal cables, house integrated storage solutions, and incorporate appliances like a TV, soundbar and electric fire. These installations are often created to divide open spaces or to create a an impressive focal point to the space. They can be decorated with stunning wallpapers or even mirrored panels which act as a mirror when TV is switched off, brightening your space and making it appear more spacious.

Aesthetically pleasing

Contrary to traditional fireplaces that tend to be restricted to living areas media wall fires can be positioned in any room and are great for those looking to create a beautiful feature that complements their decor. The most modern electronic media wall fires make use of LED lights to create an amazing realistic flame effect and have various settings, allowing you to change the intensity of the light from a warm and cosy glow to a bright and lively fire. Some have 'flame only settings that let you enjoy the dazzling visuals without cranking up the temperature, making them eco-friendly and economical.

Media walls are modern and designed to fit in with your interior decor. They create an attractive focal point that draws attention. Media walls are used in modern homes to complement any style. They can be modern and minimalist or a rustic, earthy look. A geometric wood-panelled design is a striking example that can be enhanced by an electric media wall fireplace such as the Gazco eReflex 195RW. This will bring warmth and charm to your living space.

A lot of electric media wall fires are designed to be smaller in depth, allowing you to maximise space in your living spaces. They are ideal for those who wish to install media walls in a smaller space as they can be concealed behind the TV for a minimal, discreet and modern look. Most models have less than 2kW of power and are therefore more efficient in energy use than traditional gas fireplaces.

Consider the overall design of your media wall and think about how your electric fireplace will work with your TV, as as any other bespoke features that you may have in your mind. To achieve a balanced look, your electric fireplace should not be more than one-third the height of the wall upon which it is mounted. Make sure you have enough space above and below the electric fire. This will vary depending on which model you choose.

Media wall fire installation is a task that can be undertaken by anyone with basic carpentry skills and a desire to learn. It is best to hire an experienced HETAS-approved professional, such as Something Different, that will ensure that all safety precautions are taken, and the proper clearance is maintained to keep out flammable materials.

Versatile

A media wall fire place wall can be a great addition to any living space or bedroom, study or lounge. It's not only about creating a focal point. A well-designed wall for media can help to create a relaxed environment where you and your family can unwind and enjoy a moment of relaxation. It also offers a great space for your TV as well as audio equipment and gaming consoles.

Include a fireplace to an existing wall for it to the next level and transform your home. Many of the top electric fires are designed to be used in media walls, and they offer a perfect balance between warmth and ambience. They also come with some fantastic features that help them stand out from the crowd with customizable visuals and authentic crackling sounds.

There are also models that have smart integration, allowing you to control your fire via your tablet or smartphone through an app. This can be beneficial when you are away from the home or simply want to control your fire remotely. Certain advanced models come with options for scheduling that allow you to set the fire to start when you get home and switch it off when you go to sleep.

Another advantage of a media wall electric inset media wall fire fireplace is that it can be installed in a false chimney without the necessity of a chimney or flue. This is a cost-effective approach to adding an efficient heating system to your home.

There are two main types of electric fires you can put in a media wall: inset and wall-mounted. Inset electric fireplaces, such as the Vision Futura 1500 and the Evonic Halo 1500 XT, are designed to be recessed into the wall and provide a sleek and modern look. They are a great choice for rooms with a limited floor space or for those who want to achieve a more minimalist style.

If you're considering installing a media wall for your home, the first step is to measure the wall to make sure it's large enough to accommodate the size of electric fire you're looking to accommodate. Masking can be used to outline the dimensions of the wall. Then, compare your measurements to the product specifications to find the perfect match.