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Planning a Media Fireplace Wall With Electric Fire A media wall that has an electric fire can be used as a beautiful focal piece to match your TV and shelves. Start by choosing the fireplace you want to use and then taking precise measurements. Ideally, these should be taken before you buy the fireplace, to allow you to compare your measurements with product specifications to find the perfect size. The perfect focal point When planning your media wall, the location is a crucial aspect. It is essential to choose the location that will provide comfortable viewing angles for the majority of the people in the room and is accessible from all angles of the room. Once you've found the ideal spot, start making measurements and arranging your media wall. It is important to take into account the dimensions of your television as well as any other features you want to include. You'll need to choose the material from which your media wall will be made. If you're considering wall made of drywall, stone veneer or brick, you'll have to select a material that fits your taste and budget. Certain materials give a more rustic or traditional look, while others are designed to resist fire and are able to be built to meet the building codes. Be sure to consider ventilation holes if you require them and in the case of an electric fire, ensure that it's been professionally installed by a certified electrician. While DIY options are certainly possible but a professional installation will result in a better-finished product. In addition to ensuring everything is done to code, a professional will be able to provide suggestions and advice on other features or add-ons to your media wall. They'll also be able assist with any electrical requirements for the fireplace or any other media equipment. The kind of fireplace you select for your media wall can also have a major impact on the appearance of your living space. From the type of fuel bed, to the design of the fire itself, you'll have a huge selection of options. Many wall-mounted media fires come with all the components to install them. However, it is important to read the instructions of the manufacturer on the clearance required above, below and behind the fire. Spend some time looking at a variety of images when you're deciding on a fire to go on your wall. This will allow you to determine the elements of a particular style that you like and how you can incorporate them into your design. You might be a lover of symmetry, and an unsymmetrical design won't seem right to you. Aesthetics It's crucial to select a media wall that complements your interior design. The fireplace should be an element of your space, not something that stands out. There are plenty of fireplace options that will suit your vision and the style of your home. A sleek hole in the wall will complement your TV and work with a minimalist media wall while a more dramatic design can create a striking feature that will draw attention of anyone who walks into your home. There's also the option to include a base that can be customised by adding mood lighting, which will create a warming glow that can transform your wall into a true focal point for your home. There's no doubt that modern media walls are a popular trend right now but due to their mix of style and function, they are likely to stay popular for years to be. The aesthetic you choose will ultimately depend on your personal preferences and the style of your home. But you can rest sure that no matter what design you pick it will be well-made and well-maintained and will never appear outdated. A fireplace wall with a media feature can be adapted according to your preferences and fit into any room. This is why it is the perfect solution for both new constructions and renovations. If you hire an HETAS-approved installer such as Something Different, to install your media wall or construct it from scratch the process will be easy. We make sure to take all the necessary precautions, including maintaining clearance from flame-prone objects, ensuring a proper installation and providing regular inspections and maintenance. Before you begin working on a media wall, you should plan your size and location. You can learn more about the dimensions of your room and the options for media wall installation by visiting an exhibit. Functionality A media wall with fireplace combines large flatscreen televisions and inset electric fires to create an amazing focal point for any living space. This trend is growing, especially in newly built homes and houses without chimneys. Media walls can also provide a convenient space for satellite TV boxes as well as additional electronic devices such as games consoles. Homeowners can keep books, media as well as toys and other things in the frame of a wall by adding cabinets and shelving that are custom-made. Some homeowners also incorporate an area for display to display family photos and decorative objects. By using a timber base frame, studwork or a studwork structure and the walls can be clad in a variety of materials to suit any style and design. From smooth oak finishes to rough-hewn reclaimed wood There's something for everyone to pick from. When planning a media wall, you must take into consideration the dimensions of the television and electric fireplace. This is why it's important to leave space for future improvements. It's important to choose an electric fireplace that is safe to use on your TV if you want to incorporate one into your new media wall. Selecting a fireplace for your media wall with a glass-fronted design is a great choice because the flames are concealed behind a beautiful silver birch log effect and are easily controlled from your couch via a remote or app. As well as being a fashionable feature, a media fireplace wall can also aid in the distribution of heat. If the fireplace is set in a corner, it can warm the entire space and create a warm atmosphere. When you are building a wall for a media with an electric or gas fireplace, it's important to consult an expert who will be able to provide advice on the best structure for your project, as well as the best way to set up the fireplace. You should also take the time to consider the type of fireplace you'd like. There are many designs that are available. Safety A media wall is an attractive feature to any living space that can house your TV plus additional items such as satellite boxes for home television and cables. The process involves building a false or 'stud' wall on the wall you have already put up, and you can hide all wires, giving the room a sleek and clean appearance. Adding an electric fire into your media wall can add warmth to the space and create an inviting space for guests and visitors. When choosing an electric fireplace for your media wall, be sure you choose one that is designed to be recessed into the wall (known as an inset fire). This will give your wall a seamless and sleek appearance. Inset fireplaces come in a variety of styles, ranging from traditional to modern. You'll be able to you'll find one that complements the rest of your media wall design. After choosing the perfect electric fireplace for your media wall, it is crucial to follow the installation directions to ensure that the unit is securely inserted inside the opening that you have created. It's also important to confirm that the unit has sufficient clearance above and below it to prevent it from overheating. To keep your media wall looking fresh and stylish, you'll want to clean up any scratches or marks as they occur. Clean shelves and decorative objects regularly to keep your space clean. You should also test the fireplace to make sure it functions properly and doesn't emit smoke or fumes prior to using it. If you're planning to install a media wall, electric fire or a gas fireplace, it's best to hire an expert to complete the task. fireplace for media wall will ensure the work is done properly, and that any complicated electrical or plumbing work is completed safely. As well as ensuring the safety of your fireplace and any other equipment, a professional will save you time and hassle by doing the heavy lifting for you. They can also add an improved finish to the construction that you'd be capable of achieving by yourself. This is particularly important if your media wall has a complicated electrical installation or requires structural modifications.
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