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Adding an Electric Fireplace to a Media Wall

A media wall is a great method to combine your TV and fireplace in an elegant, modern style. It's also a safe alternative to an open fireplace.

Electric fires that are set into the wall (also known as built-in or built-in) provide an elegant and sleek look. Some offer smart connectivity to allow you to control your media wall from the comfort of your couch.

Easy to install

A media wall can be an ideal focal point for any living space. It's also very easy to build. This type of wall is typically built into a room and includes the space for a television, fireplace, and other features such as lighting or storage. It is typically constructed from frames of timber, which can be stained or painted to be in keeping with the decor of the room.

The first step to putting up a media-wall is to decide whether you'd like gas or electric fireplaces. Certain electric fires are designed to hang from the wall, while others (known as built-in electric fires) are designed to sit in a recess. Once you've decided on the kind of fire you want the next step is to mark where you'll be drilling into the wall. You can use the spirit level to help you with this, and some wall-mounted electric fires come with a template to illustrate where to place the holes on the wall.

Utilize a stud-finder to be sure you don't drill into any pipes or cables in your home. You can also use an exploratory hole small enough to determine what kind of wall you have, and then choose the best drill bits to use. Once you've marked the position of your fireplace and TV on the wall, you'll be able to put in the wall brackets or hanging screws.

You can also add additional power sockets if you wish to your media wall. You can also install LED tape that changes colour around the frame to give it an attractive look, and it is easy to change the colour by using a handheld remote.

It is important to take your time when building a media wall and it's recommended you hire a professional installer to avoid any potential mistakes. If you are an amateur with the right tools and experience, you can build a media wall yourself.

Easy to maintain

Media wall fireplaces have become a popular choice for homes that don't have a traditional fireplace or chimney. They're easy to maintain and offer a stylish focal point that is easily controlled using the remote or smart controls. They're also safe to operate, and you can use them in almost any room. It is important to check your electrical fireplace frequently for signs of damage or any issues. If you find any issues, it's best to seek out an authorized electrician for assistance.

If you're looking for a media wall fireplace to complement your modern living space, StovesAreUs has an excellent selection of products from some of the top manufacturers in the UK. These fireplaces are available in different sizes as well as finishes and styles to complement any interior design. You can pick from modern stainless steel designs or traditional log stoves to find the ideal match for you home.

Inset media wall electric fireplaces such as the Gazco Vision Fura 1500 and Evonic Halo 1500 XT have been made to be recessed into the wall. This gives them a sleek look that blends seamlessly into the walls. They don't take up much space on the floor and their sleek design makes them able to be placed in tight spaces.

Inset electric fireplaces can also provide a more traditional look and feel when compared to other types. This is the ideal option for those who want to add a real fireplace to their home. They can be set up on a variety wall types including brick and solid stone. Certain inset models come with an opening that is hidden and can be opened when not in use. This will protect the electric fire from dust and other contaminates.

Inset media wall electric fireplaces are also efficient. They can warm rooms quickly and do not consume energy by heating the air that is already warm. They also have a more concentrated heat distribution, which can be particularly helpful in colder rooms.

Some models with insets come with features such as open window detection. They monitor the temperature and alert you when there is an abrupt drop. This feature can help keep your room cool, and is particularly useful if you fail to shut the door or leave an open window.

Easy to control

The electric fires are easy to operate. Many come with a remote, while others can be controlled using an app on your smartphone or tablet. The app lets you alter the output of heat, lighting and flame effects. Some models also have ambient lighting kits that sync up with music and allow you to create a mood and unwind.

Integrating a fireplace into your media wall maximizes space usage in the living room and also consolidates heating and entertainment. This arrangement is particularly beneficial in smaller apartments and homes where space is limited. It can also reduce the number of combustibles within the room, reducing the chance of fire-related accidents.

Electric fireplaces for media walls are an energy-efficient alternative to traditional wood or gas fireplaces. They are usually low-heat output and use LEDs to produce the fire effects, which means they don't consume much electricity. This lets you enjoy the media wall while staying warm without worrying about costly energy costs.

Most media wall electric fires are also eco-friendly. They have a low heat output and are designed to be installed in a recessed or built-in position. This means they need less space than traditional wood or gas fireplaces. Additionally, they have a a 'flame effect only' setting that provides stunning visuals without heating the room.

A media wall can also be constructed instead of the traditional fireplace breast. This can help save time and money when building and also improve aesthetics of the room. It can also be incorporated in existing brickwork, if the chimney's condition isn't good enough.

In contrast to open fireplaces, an electric media wall fire is a safe choice for families with children and pets. You don't need to worry about a stray flame sparking a fire or creating a dangerous situation. This is especially appealing to those with busy schedules and want a low-maintenance living environment.

Aesthetically pleasing

A media wall with the addition of a fire is an excellent feature to add to your home. However, it is important to consider the overall design of your room prior to deciding to decide on a fireplace for your media wall. There's a fireplace to suit every style, whether you are looking for a sleek modern style or a more traditional.

The first step for those looking to build a media wall inset fire wall with an electric fireplace is to choose the type of fireplace. There are two options: hole in the wall electric fires or electric fires that are wall-hung. Both can be incorporated into the wall of a media room, but they have different installation requirements.

Hole-in-the wall electric fireplaces are constructed into a wall cavity which gives them a sleek appearance. This kind of fireplace is perfect for brand new constructions or for older properties that don't have a chimney breast. They can be clad in MDF or plasterboard, and then painted or sanded.

Another option is a wall-mounted electric fire that can be placed on the wall and concealed from view when not in use. This type of media wall fireplace is less expensive than one that is plugged into the wall electric fire, and is easily installed by a licensed electrician.

Celsi's Electriflame VR Basilica is a stylish and contemporary option for a media wall. This wall hung electric fire is available in both satin champagne and satin silver and includes Celsi's unique E-VR flame projection technology. This produces a stunningly realistic flame effect, which is complemented by the realistic silver birch log fuel bed.

A media wall with an electric fireplace for media wall fire can be a fantastic feature for any living space. They not only add warmth and comfort to the space but also provide it with a stylish and modern appearance. They can be tailored to fit the space, and they are easy to put up and maintain. But, it's important to plan and measure your space before beginning the construction process. Be sure that there is enough space for the TV, fireplace and other appliances. It is recommended to engage an accredited installer to finish the project.