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Pre Built Media Wall With Fireplace

A media wall is an elegant way to showcase your flatscreen TV and create a warm ambience in your home. They are also simple to maintain and clean.

Designed with ease of installation in mind, this pre-built media wall is available with five unfinished paint parts. It has an TV recess to accommodate flat screens up to 58 inches as well as an atmospheric 51 inch Adam Sahara electric inset wall fire.

Easy to put together

A pre-built wall with a fireplace is a great way to add a feature to your home without having to construct and put it together. The walls are typically constructed by covering a wooden frame with plasterboard. This allows power cables to be concealed and gives the appearance of a seamless surface. The media walls are lightweight and easy to put up. This means you'll save time and money while creating the perfect room for your TV and fire.

The first thing you need to do is determine if you would like a hole-in-the-wall media wall fire insert wall or a wall-hung model. The one that is cavity-based requires a recess to be carved into the wall, whereas the latter is simply affixed to the wall with a bracket or special hanging screws. Wall-mounted models are less bulky and appear more like a hole in a wall fire. However, there is one disadvantage: you'll need to install new plug sockets to the electrical components.

Once you have decided on the kind of TV and fireplace that you want, you should measure the area where you plan to put them. This will affect the measurements that you take to build your stud wall and will ensure that everything fits properly. It is recommended that you utilize a spirit-level to get accurate dimensions and straight lines. You should also mark the location of the TV and the fire on the scaled plan prior to starting the build.

When selecting a fireplace to be installed on your wall for small media wall fire it is crucial to strike the right balance between function and size. A huge fireplace can be overwhelming the space, whereas a smaller one may seem odd. A best practice is to choose a fire that is about one-third of the wall's height.

After the stud wall has been completed, you can now begin work on the wall's cladding. The majority of media walls are covered with MDF or plasterboard, while others are completed with Venetian plastering or another alternative. Once the cladding has been installed it is possible to paint or put down the wall. Once you are happy with the cladding, you can then install your fireplace and TV.

Easy to install

Media walls are now a common feature in modern homes, due to the combination of big flatscreen TVs and stunning electric fireplaces inset. They can be used to create a focal point in a room and even increase its value. But, it is important to keep in mind that building media walls requires construction skills and experience. It is also best to seek help from a professional unless you have a lot of experience in home renovations.

Firstly, you need to decide whether you want to put your fireplace and TV in a recess, or build them into the wall. If you want to create a hole in the wall, you'll require a stud wall to support the load of an electric fire and TV. However, if you don't have a chimney breast or you don't want to alter the brickwork of your house, then you can still install a media wall.

A pre-built media fireplace wall wall that has a built in electric fire is ideal for those who want to cut down on time and cost on installation. The package includes a premium ARTEON 1.5m wide, 3-sided fire with a selection of 9 matte finishes, optional oak panelling and a built-in cable management. If you'd prefer an additional backbox, it can be added to the TV. The backbox will conceal all wiring so you don't have to worry about ugly power cables when watching a shows.

If you decide to place your TV and fire in a wall with studs, you will need to ensure that you have enough plug sockets for both appliances. You must measure the space to ensure that you purchase the correct size TV and fire. It is also important to think about how the plug sockets are located in relation to the media wall. Some electric fires require more space than others, and you should always check the manufacturer's guidance on this matter.

Once you have the necessary materials, it is an easy task to construct your media wall. Once the wall for studs is constructed, you can begin to install the electric fire. Utilize a stud-finder or similar tool to find the studs. Avoid drilling into them. You can also mark the locations of the holes in the TV and fireplace by using a template supplied to you by the electric fire company. It is also recommended to employ a spirit level to ensure that the fireplace and TV are straight.

Easy to maintain

Media walls are increasingly popular with home owners and are a great way to combine large flatscreen TVs and electric fireplaces in one eye-catching space. They can also be tailored to meet the specific needs of the homeowner, including additional shelves for DVDs, to storage for games consoles. Some feature LED lighting, in the form a colour-changing strip or a full circle. These can be controlled using a handheld remote.

First, determine the location you want it to be placed in your living area. You can construct the frame yourself or hire a professional to do it. It is recommended to use a stud-finder tool to locate the studs and mark where you want to install the TV and fireplace. You can also use a spirit level and tape measure to obtain exact measurements.

Depending on how your current set up, you may be able to integrate your media wall in an existing chimney breast and, if so, it's relatively easy to add a TV and an electric fire. If not, you'll need to create the stud wall, and then build an aluminum base frame around it. You can then clad this with either MDF or plasterboard and skim it over. The second option is the best for a seamless appearance and allows you to conceal power cords beneath it.

It is advisable to think about what you will be using your media wall and then consider how much storage space you'll need. For instance, do have a large number of gaming consoles or a smart speaker? Do you intend to keep a log storage unit in the corner of your wall? When you're planning your new design you'll need to take these elements into consideration.

If you're going to be using a wall-mounted electric fireplace it's worth looking into purchasing a model that appears like a hole in the wall fireplaces. They're a lot slimmer than freestanding models and will blend into your wall media more seamlessly.

Easy to clean

A media wall is an elegant way to incorporate a TV and fireplace into one attractive, functional room. It is a great solution for homeowners who want to keep their flat-screen TV visible, while also having an attractive fire. Media walls come in various sizes and can be customized to fit fireplaces as well as other accessories. You can also run any kind of cable, making it easier to hide unattractive wires.

The first step to installing a prebuilt media wall with a fireplace is building the frame. This is accomplished by taking measurements of the room, and then creating a template. Then, the wall is built using studs and plasterboard. The wall is then cleaned, to cover any screws used in construction and prepare the surface for painting. It is essential to choose an appropriate skim coat that matches the hue of your walls as this will help create a more unified appearance.

After the frame is installed, you can then install an electric fire. Electric fires are easier to clean and don't require a chimney. They also consume less energy than traditional gas fires, so you don't have to worry about your electric bill rising.

In addition to the fireplace, you can add other elements to your media wall, like shelves and hiding areas for games or storage. Some people even choose to add LED lighting which can be adjusted to change colors and patterns. This kind of lighting can be particularly useful in bedrooms or in other areas that are quiet.

Make sure that the wall you're considering includes a TV compartment. This will ensure that the TV is in a straight line and doesn't stand out too far from the frame. Look for models with a the soundbar hidden in a recessed compartment. This will eliminate the necessity for additional boxes and can be installed in the bottom section of the media wall.