Pre Built Media Wall With Fireplace

A media wall is an amazing way to display your flat-screen television and create a cosy space in your home. They are also easy to clean and maintain.

Created with ease of installation in mind, this pre built media wall comes in five unfinished - easy paint parts. It has a TV recess that can hold an LCD screen up to 58 inches as well as an impressive 51 inches Adam Sahara black inset media wall electric fireplace wall fireplace.

Easy to assemble

A pre-built media wall with fireplace can be a fantastic way to add a feature to your home without the need to build and put it together. The walls are constructed from a wooden frame covered with plasterboard. This allows power cords and cables to be hidden, creating the appearance of a seamless surface. These media walls are lightweight and easy to install. This means you can save time and money while creating the perfect room for your TV and fire.

The first step is decide if you want an in-wall media wall, or a wall-hung model. The first requires a hole or recess to be built into the walls while the latter is connected to the wall using a bracket or special mounting screws. The wall-mounted models are slimmer and look more like the hole that is in a wall fire. However, there is one disadvantage: you'll need to install new plug sockets for the electrical components.

Once you've decided on the type of fireplace and TV that you want, it is essential to measure the area you want to place the TV and fireplace in. This will influence the measurements you use for your stud wall build and will ensure that everything is properly. Use a spirit-level to ensure accurate measurements and straight lines. You should also mark out the location of the TV and the fire on the scaled plan prior to starting the build.

When selecting a fireplace to be placed on your media wall it is essential to find the right balance between function and size. A huge fireplace can easily take over a small room while a smaller one may look out of the place. As a rule, choose a fireplace that covers about one-third the height of the wall.

Once the stud wall is completed, you can start work on the covering. The majority of media walls are covered with MDF or plasterboard, whereas others are finished with Venetian plastering or a different method. Once the cladding has been installed, you can paint or plaster the wall. Once you are satisfied with the cladding, you can install your fireplace and TV.

Easy to install

Media walls have become an increasingly popular feature in modern homes due to the combination of big flatscreen televisions and stunning electric fireplaces inset. They can be used to create a focal-point in the room, and can even increase its value. It is important to keep in mind that constructing a media wall requires knowledge and skills in construction. It is also recommended to seek professional assistance if you do not have any experience with home renovations.

In the beginning, you have to decide whether you want to place your TV and fireplace in a recess, or build them into the wall. You'll need a stud wall which can support an electric fireplace as well as a television if you plan to make a hole in the walls. If you don't have a chimney breast, or you do not want the brickwork be altered, you can still put up media wall fireplace installation walls.

A pre-built wall for media with an electric fire built in is ideal for those who want to save time and money on installation. The package includes a luxury ARTEON 1.5m wide 3-sided electric fire with a choice of 9 matt finishes, optional oak panelling and integrated cable management. You also have the option of a backbox for the TV if you prefer. The backbox will hide all the wiring, so you do not have to worry about unsightly power cables during the show.

If you decide to install your TV or fire in a stud-wall, you'll need to ensure that there enough plug sockets to accommodate both appliances. It is recommended to take a careful measurement of the space so that you can purchase the proper size TV and fire. Also, it is important to consider how the plug sockets are going to be placed in relation to the wall for the media wall electric fires. It is recommended to always consult the manufacturer to determine whether there are any specific requirements for electric fires.

Once you have all the items, it's a simple process to install your media wall. Once the wall for studs is completed, you are able to begin to install the electric fire. You will need to use the stud finder or similar tools to locate the studs, and avoid drilling into them. You can also mark the location of the holes in the fireplace and TV using a template provided to you by the electric fire company. Use a spirit level to ensure that the TV and fireplace are mounted in a straight line.

Easy to maintain

Media walls, which combine large flatscreen TVs and electric fireplaces into one eye-catching space, are becoming increasingly popular among home owners. They can be adapted to meet the needs of the homeowner. From additional shelving for DVDs, to hidden storage for games consoles. Some are equipped with LED lighting, either in the form of a colour-changing strip or a complete circle. They can be controlled using an handheld remote.

The first step to create media walls is to determine the location you would like it to be placed in your living space. You can build the frame yourself or hire a professional to do it. It is recommended to employ a stud finder to locate the studs in your wall and then mark the spot where you'll be installing your TV and fireplace. It's also a good idea to make use of a spirit level as well as a tape measure for precise measurements.

Depending on how your current configuration, you may be able to integrate your media wall into an existing chimney breast, in which case it's fairly easy to add a TV and an electric fire. If not, then you'll need to construct an stud frame and timber base around it. Then, you can cover it with MDF or plasterboard and then skim it over. The second option is best to create a seamless appearance and lets you hide power cables beneath it.

You should take the time to consider what you'll be using your media wall and then determine how much storage space you'll require. Do you have a lot of games consoles, or a smart speaker for instance? Do you intend to keep a log storage unit in the corner of your wall? When planning your new design you'll want to take these elements into consideration.

It's worth investing in an equivalent model to a wall-mounted electric fire if you plan to install one. They are slimmer and blend in better with your media stand with fireplace wall than freestanding models.

Easy to clean

A media wall is an elegant method of integrating a television and fireplace into one attractive, functional room. It's a great choice for those who want to keep their flat-screen TV visible, while still having a beautiful fireplace. Media walls come in a variety of sizes and can be designed to accommodate a variety of fireplaces and accessories. They also let you connect all kinds of cables, which can make it easier to conceal unsightly wires.

The first step in putting up a pre-built media wall with fireplace is to build the frame. This is done by measuring the dimensions of the room and constructing a template. Then, the wall is made of studs and plasterboard. After the wall is constructed, it is skimmed to cover up any screws used during the construction process and to prepare the wall to be painted. It is important to use an appropriate skim coat that matches the hue of your walls to aid in creating a more cohesive look.

Once the frame is set and the frame is in place, you can put in an electric fire. The advantage of installing an electric fire is that it won't require a chimney and be a lot simpler to clean than traditional fires. These electric fires use less energy than traditional fires, so you don't have to worry about an increase in your electric bill.

You can also add additional shelving, hiding places for games, or other storage to your media wall and fire wall. Some people opt to add LED lights that can be programmed to change colors or patterns. This kind of lighting is especially helpful in a bedroom or other peaceful space.

Make sure the wall you're looking at has an integrated TV compartment. This will ensure that the TV is flush with the wall and does not stick out too much from the frame. You should also look for a model that has an in-built, recessed soundbar compartment. This eliminates the need for additional boxes, and it can be put in the bottom section the wall that houses the media.