Pre Built media fireplace wall Wall With Fireplace

A media wall is a beautiful way to display your flatscreen TV and media Cabinet with built in electric Fireplace create a relaxing space in your home. They are also simple to clean and maintain.

The design was created with the ease of installation in mind, this pre built media wall is available in five unfinished - simple paint parts. It comes with a TV recess that is able to accommodate a flatscreen of up to 58 inches as well as an impressive 51-inch Adam Sahara inset wall fireplace.

Easy to assemble

A pre-built media wall with fireplace is a great option to create a feature in your home without the trouble of constructing and assembling. The walls are typically constructed from a wooden frame covered with plasterboard. This allows for power cables and power cords to be hidden, giving the appearance of a seamless surface. Additionally, these media walls are also light and easy to put up. This means you'll save time and money while creating the perfect room for your television and fire.

The first step is determine if you would like a wall-mounted media wall with holes or a wall-hung version. The first requires a recess or hole to that is built into the walls and the other is connected to the wall using a bracket or special mounting screws. The wall-mounted models are slimmer, and they look more like an opening in the wall for a fire. However, there's one disadvantage: you'll have to install new plug sockets for the electrical components.

Once you have decided on the kind of fireplace and television you want, it is crucial to measure the area that you intend to install the TV and fireplace in. This will impact the measurements you take for your wall studs and ensure that everything fits. You should use a spirit-level for accurate measurements and straight lines. You should also mark the position of the TV and fire on your scaled plans prior to starting the construction.

It is crucial to find the right balance between functionality and size when selecting a fireplace for your media wall. A large fireplace can overwhelm an area that is small, while a smaller one may seem odd. As a rule, choose a fireplace that covers about one-third of the height of your wall.

After the stud wall has been completed, you can start work on the cladding. The majority of media walls are covered with MDF or plasterboard, whereas others are completed with Venetian plastering or another option. Once the cladding has been installed it is time to paint or put down the walls. After you are satisfied with the cladding, you can then install your fireplace and TV.

Easy to install

Media walls have become a common feature in modern homes, due to the combination of huge flatscreen televisions as well as stunning electric fires that are inset. They can be used to create a focal point for the room, and can even increase its value. It is important to remember that installing a media-wall requires knowledge and construction skills. You should also seek out professional assistance if you don't have a lot of experience in home renovations.

You need to decide first whether you want your fireplace and TV to be installed into the wall or recesses. You will need a stud-wall that can accommodate an electric fireplace as well as a television if you want to cut holes in your walls. If you don't have chimney breasts or you do not want the brickwork be altered, you can still build media walls.

A pre-built media fireplace wall wall with an electric fire media wall built in is ideal for those who want to save time and money on installation. The package comes with a luxurious ARTEON 1.5m wide 3-sided electric fire, option of 9 matt finishes with optional oak panelling, as well as integrated cable management. You also have the option of a backbox for the TV, if you want. The backbox hides all of the wiring so you don't have to be concerned about unsightly power cables on shows.

If you choose to put your TV or fire in a wall with studs it is important to ensure that there enough plug sockets available to accommodate both appliances. You must measure the space to ensure that you buy the correct size TV and fire. It is also important to consider how the plug sockets are going to be placed with the media wall. Certain electric fires require more space than others, so it is recommended to check the manufacturer's guidance regarding this issue.

When you have the required materials, media cabinet with built in Electric fireplace it's an easy process to build your media wall. Once the stud walls are constructed, you are able to put in the electric fireplace. You'll need the stud finder or similar tool to locate the studs and avoid drilling into them. You can use a template supplied by the electric fire company to mark the location of the holes for the TV and fireplace. Use a spirit level as well to ensure that the TV and fireplace are mounted straight.

Easy to maintain

Media walls, which blend large flatscreen TVs with electric fireplaces to create a stunning area, are becoming increasingly popular with home owners. They can be adapted to meet the requirements of the homeowner. From shelving to accommodate DVDs or hidden storage for games consoles. Some are equipped with LED lighting, in the form a colour-changing strip or a complete circle. These can be controlled with the handheld remote.

The first step to create the media wall is to determine the location you would like it to be located in your living space. Then, you'll need to construct a frame around it and this can be accomplished by yourself or with the help of a professional. Use an stud-finder to locate the studs and mark where you want to place the fireplace and TV. You can also use a spirit-level and tape measure to get accurate measurements.

Depending on your existing set up, you may be able to fit your media cabinet with built in electric fireplace wall inside an existing chimney breast and, if so, it's pretty simple to add a television and an electric fireplace media wall fire. If not, you'll need to construct the stud frame as well as a timber base around it. You can then cover it with MDF or plasterboard, before skimming over. The latter is more suitable for seamless finishing and allows you to hide power cables beneath it.

You should take the time to think about what you will be using your media wall for and then consider how much storage space you'll require. Do you have many games consoles or a smart speaker for instance? Do you intend to keep a log store in the corner of your wall for media? You'll need to think about these aspects when you're planning your new layout.

It's worth investing in one that is similar to a wall-mounted electric fire if you plan to use one. They are slimmer and blend more seamlessly into your media wall than freestanding models.

Easy to clean

A media wall is a beautiful way to combine a fireplace and television into a practical, eye-catching room. It's an excellent option for those who want to keep their flat-screen TV in view, while also having an attractive fire. Media walls are available in a variety of sizes and can be tailored to fit fireplaces and other accessories. They also permit you to connect all kinds of cables which makes it easier to hide ugly wires.

The first step to putting in a prefabricated media wall with a fireplace is building the frame. This is done by taking measurements of the room and constructing an outline. The wall is then built using drywall and studs. The wall is then skimmed, to cover any screws used during construction and to prepare the surface for painting. Choose a paint that is in line with the wall color to give it an even appearance.

After the frame has been 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, which means you won't have to fret about the cost of electricity rising.

You can also add additional shelves, hiding spaces for games, or another storage to your media wall. Some people opt to add LED lights that can be programmed to change colors or patterns. This type of lighting is especially helpful in a bedroom or other quiet areas.

Check that the media wall you're looking at has an integrated TV compartment. This will ensure the TV is flush with the wall, and does not stand out too far from the frame. Look for models that have a hidden, recessed soundbar compartment. This will eliminate the need for additional boxes, and it can be put in the bottom section the media wall.