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Elevate Your Media Wall With an Electric Fireplace

Elevate your media wall by incorporating a unique electric fire. The fires are available in one-, two- or three-sided designs for maximum flexibility in appearance.

You must ensure that you have enough room for your fireplace and media wall and TV by measuring the space with a tape measure and a spirit level. You can also make use of the stud finder tool to locate the studs.

Modern

Create a media units with fireplace wall by using an electric fireplace to enhance your flatscreen TV and give the room something that will make an impression.

Choose first if you want an inset fireplace or a wall-mounted one. Inset fireplaces (also known as hole-in-the-wall or inbuilt fireplaces) are recessed into the wall and offer a seamless finish for a modern, sleek appearance. They are also positioned slightly further back than an open-air gas or electric fire and have front heaters that channel the heat to the living space.

However they require a more substantial cavity than other types of installations and may require some significant renovation work to a stud wall or even the construction of a new chimney breast. They are a great choice for homes with a historic style or for homeowners looking to create a cosy country-style living space.

By contrast, a wall-hung fireplace like the Celsi Electriflame VR Volare 1100 is mounted directly onto the wall like a TV, and can be put in place without significant construction work. They're usually easier to set up than an inset model which can be time consuming and requires some DIY skills. Wall-hung fireplaces can have a more modern aesthetic and, depending on the design, can provide a stunning visual impact.

A media wall equipped with an electric fire allows you to personalize your space with a wide range of features and options. For instance, you can select remote controls that can be programmed to include functions as well as an exclusive 'flame effect setting to ensure that you don't have to waste energy heating up the space when it's not being used. Certain models have lighting that changes colour and log effect finishes that are designed to mimic the appearance of different kinds of wood.

In the end, if you're looking to include an electric fire that's mounted to the wall in your media wall, consider the size of the fireplace. It is essential that the fireplace does not overwhelm the TV, or make it feel too small. To achieve the perfect balance, your fireplace should be around 1/3 the width of your television.

Earthy

A media wall with an electric fire is a stunning feature which blends flatscreen TV and fireplace into a single eye-catching unit. As the newest in a growing trend media walls featuring electric fires have become incredibly popular in homes across the UK due to their ease of use and ability to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Before you get out the power tools, think about where you'll put your media wall. You'll need to decide if you want to embed your TV inside the wall or hang it. It's also necessary to consider things like viewing angles as well as the depth of the mediawall (how far the TV will extend).

You will need to measure the height of your flatscreen TV prior to determining how deep you can build the wall. It is a good idea to utilize a stud finder which you can run over the wall. It will beep or buzz when it finds an wall stud. This will prevent drilling into the structure of your house and ruining its structural integrity.

After you have measured your space and decided on the depth of your walls should be, you'll have to construct it using an underlying layer of plasterboard that has been skimmed. The plasterboard should be screwed onto the wooden studs that will make up its foundation. It is also possible to add a layer of insulation, which will help reduce the amount of heat that is lost through the wall and improve the efficiency of your home's energy usage.

When it comes to choosing your media wall fireplace, there are a number of different designs and sizes to fit any home. If you're building a framed or panelled wall, something similar to the Avella Grande is an ideal option. Equipped with the latest LED technology, this wall mounted electric fire can emulate the shimmering effect of an actual flame with amazing real-life effects.

Its 130mm deep is ideal for media walls and can be matched to a modern wooden mantelpiece. For a more traditional feel, you might prefer to opt for something like the Celsi Electriflame Electriflame V Basilica. This wall-hung fireplace features a design that is absolutely stunning and includes the latest E-VR flame projection technology and the realistic silver log fuel bed made of birch.

Luxurious

When it comes to finishing your media wall installation, it's trendy to include an electric fire in the design. A fire can be incorporated into the wall of your media to create a striking focal point. It can also provide a luxurious finish to any room. There are a variety of electric and gas fireplaces to choose from There is a fireplace for every design style.

An inset electric fire is also referred to as a hole-in-the-wall fire, offers a seamless, modern finish to your Media wall With electric fireplace wall installation. These fireplaces are perfect for those with existing chimney breasts. They are built into the wall, giving a sleek appearance.

They can also be placed over your TV, in contrast to gas fires that could heat the air in your home and cause damage to your TV. They also don't release sooty ash and can be switched off and on at the touch of the button, which makes them extremely convenient.

Onyx Avanti Electric Fires feature mesmerising flame effects and ultra-realistic wood effects. The optional mood lighting system can be upgraded to include a range of ambient lighting colors to give the perfect final effect. This captivating fireplace can be utilized to create a peaceful environment or to host an event. It can also be used with no heat to make your home stand out.

Alternatively, a wall-mounted electric fireplace like the Gazco eReflex 195RW is an edgy way to add an element of interest to your wall-mounted media installation. This custom-designed wall-mounted electric fire is perfect for creating an eye-catching feature in any living space, with a range of dimensions and widths to choose from. The SCHOTT Clear Float Front Glass is a great way to enhance the stunning flame effects, providing a crisp and captivating view. It can be used with or without heat, and is equipped with the remote control, which is easy to use.

The bespoke electric fires can be fitted into a new construction or a remodelled property, and are installed within the walls by a skilled installer. They are typically constructed of a composite material that is easy to clean, and can be painted with the colour you prefer.

Contemporary

A media wall electric fireplace can be the focal point of a modern room. These attractive flame effects are designed to mimic the hypnotic dancing of real flames. They create a striking focal point that adds warmth to your home. Many modern electric fires also come with customizable visual effects such as flickering log-burning and LEDs that allow you to design a look that is in line with your personal style.

It is essential to choose the right size of media wall fire for your space. A large-sized fire could obstruct the wall while a smaller fire may not be able to give enough warmth. As a rule of thumb the fireplace should be about one-third of the wall's width. If you're not sure the amount of space you should allocate, you can consult an expert in fireplace installation who can help you find the perfect balance between functionality and aesthetics.

Examining Your Space

Begin by measuring your room's dimensions to determine the size and shape of your TV, shelves, or other components. Draw a rough plan of your wall for media to aid you in visualizing the final design and make adjustments as needed.

Choose Your Built-in Electric Fire

Choose whether you want your media wall fire built into the wall or hung on top of it. Hole-in-the-wall fires are flush with the wall and create a sleek overall design, while wall-mounted fires sit against the wall and are secured with a bracket like how flat-screen TVs are mounted to walls.

If you're looking for a traditional appearance, choose an inset electric fireplace that is able to fit into a space within the wall, offering a classic and familiar aesthetic. On the other side, a freestanding electric media wall fireplace fire can be set up on a mantelpiece or shelf to make more of a statement.

Paint and prepare the frame

After you've decided on the best way to build your media wall, you're now ready to construct the actual structure. This will require the construction of the stud wall, which is essentially a timber-framed wall built to support your equipment for media and an electric fireplace. Once the wall studs are up then it's time to finish them using drywall or other finishing materials.