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Pre Built Media Wall With Fireplace A media wall is an elegant way to display your flatscreen TV and create a warm ambience in your home. They are also very easy to maintain and clean. The design was created with the ease of installation in mind, this pre built media wall comes in five unfinished – simple paint parts. It comes with an TV recess to accommodate flatscreens up to 58 inch and atmospheric 51 inch Adam Sahara electric inset wall fire. Easy to put together A pre built media wall with a fireplace is a great way to create a feature in your home without the hassle of building and installing. The majority of these walls are made of frames of wood and are covered with plasterboard. This allows power cords to be hidden and gives the appearance of a seamless surface. In addition to this, these media walls are also light and easy to install. This means you can save time and money while creating the perfect room for your television and fire. The first step is to decide if you prefer a wall for your media that is hung on the wall or one that is constructed into a hole in the wall. The one that is cavity-based requires a recess to be carved into the wall, whereas the latter is simply attached to the wall using a bracket or special hanging screws. Wall-hung models tend to be thinner and more closely mimicking the appearance of holes in the wall but they do have one disadvantage that is that you must install new plug sockets to accommodate the electrical components. Once you have decided on the type of fireplace and TV you'd like to have then you must measure the space you intend to put them. This will influence the measurements that you take to build your stud wall and will ensure that everything is properly. It is recommended that you use a spirit level to get accurate dimensions and straight lines. It is also important to mark the position of the TV and the fire on the scaled plan prior to beginning the construction. When selecting a fireplace to be placed on your media wall it is essential to find the right balance between functionality and size. A huge fireplace can be overwhelming the space, whereas smaller ones may appear odd. It is recommended to select an area that is one-third the height of the wall. Once the stud wall is completed, you can begin work on the covering. Many media walls are clad with MDF or plasterboard, while others are completed with Venetian plastering or a different method. Once the cladding has been installed it is time to paint or put up the walls. After you are satisfied with the cladding you can install your TV and fireplace. Easy to install Media walls have become a common feature in modern homes, due to the combination of large flatscreen televisions as well as stunning electric fireplaces inset. They can create a focal point for rooms and even increase the value of the room. It is important to keep in mind that installing a media-wall requires knowledge and construction skills. It is also best to seek professional help unless you have extensive experience in home renovations. In the beginning, you have to decide whether you want to install your TV and fireplace in a recess or to build them into the wall. If you're planning to build an opening in the wall, you will need an stud wall that can support the weight of an electric fire and TV. If inset electric fires for media wall don't have a chimney breast, or you do not want the brickwork be changed, you can build media walls. A pre-built wall for media with a built in electric fire is ideal for those looking to save time and money on installation. The package includes a premium ARTEON 1.5m wide, 3-sided fire with a selection of 9 matte finishes, optional oak panelling and a built-in cable management. If you'd like the backbox option, it can be added to the TV. The backbox will hide the entire wiring, meaning you won't need to worry about ugly power cables. If you decide to put your TV and fire in a wall with studs, you will need to ensure that you have enough plug sockets for both appliances. You should measure the area to ensure that you buy the correct size TV and fire. It is also important to think about how the plug sockets are located in relation to the wall for the media. Certain electric fires require more space around them than others, and it is recommended to check the manufacturer's guidance regarding this issue. When you have the required materials, it's a simple process to install your media wall. Once the stud walls are built, you can begin installing the electric fireplace. You will need to use the stud finder or similar tools 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 the TV and fireplace is mounted in a straight manner. Easy to maintain Media walls, which combine large flatscreen TVs with electric fireplaces into a visually appealing space, are becoming more popular among home owners. They can be tailored to suit the needs of the homeowner. From shelving to accommodate DVDs or hidden storage for games consoles. Some are also equipped with LED lighting in the form of colour-changing strips or even a full circle that can be controlled with a handheld remote. First, decide the location you want it to be placed in your living area. You can build the frame yourself or hire a professional to complete the task. It is recommended to use a stud-finder to find the studs and then mark the area where you'd like to put the fireplace and TV. You can also use a spirit level and tape measure to get exact measurements. If you have an existing fireplace breast, it may be possible to construct a media wall in that space. In this scenario adding a TV as well as an electric fireplace is a simple process. If not, then you'll need to construct the stud frame as well as a timber base around it. Then, you could clad it with MDF or plasterboard, before skimming over. The second option is the best for a seamless appearance and lets you hide power cords beneath it. Consider how you will utilize your media wall and what space you will require. Do you own a lot of games consoles, or a smart speaker for instance? Do you want to have an area for log storage in the corner of your wall? When you're planning your new design you'll want to take these elements into consideration. It's worth buying an equivalent model to a hole-in-the wall electric fireplace if you are planning to utilize one. They're less bulky than freestanding models, and will blend into your media wall more seamlessly. Easy to clean A media wall is a stylish method of combining TV and fireplace into one functional, eye-catching room. It's a great choice for those who want to keep their flat-screen TV in view, while also having a beautiful fireplace. Media walls come in a range of sizes and can be built to accommodate various fireplaces and accessories. They also permit you to connect all kinds of cables that can make it easier to hide unsightly wires. The first step to installing a prebuilt media wall with a fireplace is constructing the frame. This is accomplished by taking measurements of the room and creating the template. The wall is constructed of the studs and the plasterboard. The wall is then skimmed, to cover any screws used in construction and to prepare the wall for painting. It is essential to choose the same skim coat to match the hue of your walls, as this will aid in creating a more cohesive look. Once the frame is set, you can install an electric fire. Electric fires are simpler to clean and don't require a chimney. They also consume less energy than traditional gas fires, meaning you don't have to worry about your electricity bill going up. In addition to the fireplace, you can add other elements to your wall for media, including additional shelving and hiding areas for games or storage. Some even opt to include LED lighting that can be programmed to change patterns and colors. This type of lighting can be particularly beneficial in bedrooms, or any other quiet space. When you are shopping for a pre-built media wall, ensure whether it has an integrated TV compartment. This will ensure that the TV is set flush against the wall and doesn't stick out too far from the frame. Also, you should consider an option with an in-built, recessed soundbar compartment. This eliminates the need for additional boxes and it can be put in the bottom section the media wall.