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Pre Built Media Wall With Fireplace A media wall is an elegant method to display your flatscreen TV and create a relaxing space in your home. They are also very easy to clean and maintain. This pre-built wall was designed with ease of installation and comes in five unfinished pieces that are easy to paint. It comes with a TV recess that is able to accommodate a flat screen of up to 58 inches and an impressive 51 inches Adam Sahara inset wall fireplace. Easy to put together A pre-built media wall that has a fireplace can be a fantastic option to add a unique feature to your home without the need to build and put it together. The walls are typically constructed by covering a wooden frame with plasterboard. This allows power cords to be hidden and give the appearance of a seamless surface. In addition the walls are also light and easy to set up. You can save time and money by creating the perfect space for your TV and fireplace. First, you must decide if want a media wall that hangs on the wall, or one that is constructed into an opening in the wall. The first requires a hole or recess to be built into the walls and the other is connected to the wall using the help of a bracket or specially designed mounting screws. Wall-hung models tend to be thinner and more closely mimicking the appearance of holes in the wall fireplace but they do come with a drawback that is that you must fit new plug sockets to accommodate electrical components. Once you have decided on the kind of TV and fireplace that you would like then you must measure the space where you intend to place them. This will influence the measurements that you take for your wall studs and will ensure that everything fits properly. It is recommended that you utilize a spirit-level to get accurate dimensions and straight lines. Before you start building, mark the position of your TV and fire on the scaled plan. It is essential to find the right balance between size and function when choosing a fireplace for your media wall. A large fireplace can overwhelm a small space while a smaller one might appear out of place. In general, you should choose a fireplace that covers about one-third of the height of your wall. When the stud wall is complete, you can start work on the wall's cladding. Some media walls are covered with MDF or plasterboard, or other materials. Others are finished with Venetian Plastering or a different option. Once the cladding is in place you can then paint or plaster the walls. Once you are satisfied with the cladding you can install your fireplace and TV. Easy to install Media walls have become a common feature in modern homes, due to the combination of big flatscreen televisions as well as stunning inset electric fires. They can be used to create a focal point for the room, and can even increase the value of the room. However, it is important to keep in mind that building media walls requires construction skills and experience. It is also recommended to seek professional assistance if you do not have any experience with home renovations. You need to decide first whether you want your TV and fireplace to be built into the wall or in recesses. You'll need a stud-wall which can support an electric fireplace as well as a TV if you wish to cut a hole in the walls. If you do not have a chimney or you don't want to alter the brickwork of your home and you don't want to alter the brickwork, you can put up a media wall. Media walls that are pre-built and have an electric fireplace built-in are a great choice for those who want to save money and time in the process of installing. The package comes with a luxurious ARTEON 1.5m wide, 3 sided fire and a selection of 9 matte finishes, an optional oak panelling and integrated cable management. If you prefer the backbox option, it can be added to the TV. The backbox will hide the entire wiring, meaning you won't need to be concerned about ugly power cables. If you decide to place your TV and fire in a wall with studs, you will need to make sure that you have enough plug sockets to support both appliances. It is a good idea to measure the area carefully to ensure that you purchase the correct size TV and fire. It is also important to consider how the plug sockets are going to be placed to the wall for the media. media wall inset fire is recommended to always consult the manufacturer to determine if there are any specific specifications for electric fires. The process of installing your media wall is simple once you have all the necessary materials. When 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 also mark the locations of the holes in the fireplace and TV with a template that is provided to you by the electric fire company. Use a spirit level as well to ensure the TV and fireplace is mounted in a straight manner. Easy to maintain Media walls are becoming increasingly popular with homeowners who want to mix large flatscreen televisions and electric fireplaces in one eye-catching space. They can be tailored to meet the needs of the homeowner. From shelving to accommodate DVDs or hidden storage for games consoles. Some feature LED lighting, either in the form of a colour-changing strip or a complete circle. They can be controlled with the handheld remote. The first step to creating a media wall is to decide the location you would like it to be situated in your living room. You can build the frame yourself or hire a professional to do it. Use a stud-finder tool to locate the studs and mark the location where you'd like to put the fireplace and TV. It's also an excellent idea to make use of a spirit level as well as a tape measure for accurate measurements. If you have an existing fireplace breast, it may be possible to install media walls in that space. In this instance, adding a TV and an electric fireplace is a straightforward process. If not, then you'll need to build the stud frame as well as a timber base around it. Then, you can clad it with MDF or plasterboard, and then skim it over. The latter option is better for a seamless finish and allows you to conceal power cables beneath it. Think about how you intend to use your media wall and the amount of space you'll need. Do you have a lot of games consoles, or a smart speaker for example? Do you want to have a log storage in the corner of your wall media? When you're planning your new design you'll want to take these elements into consideration. It's worth buying one that is similar to a wall-mounted electric fire if you plan to utilize one. They're much slimmer than freestanding models and will blend into your media wall more seamlessly. Easy to clean A media wall is an elegant method of combining TV and fireplace into a practical, eye-catching room. It's a great option for homeowners who want to keep their flatscreen television in view, while also having a stunning fire. Media walls come in a range of sizes and are constructed to fit a variety of fireplaces and accessories. They also permit you to run any type of cable that can make it easier to hide ugly wires. The first step to install a pre-built media wall with fireplace is to construct the frame. This is done by measuring and constructing an outline of the dimensions of the space. The wall is constructed of the studs and the plasterboard. After the wall is constructed it is then skimmed to cover up any screws used in construction process and to prepare the surface to be painted. Choose a paint that is in line with the color of your wall to create an even appearance. After the frame has been put in place, you can now install an electric fire. Electric fires are easier to clean and don't need chimneys. They also consume less energy than traditional gas fires, meaning you won't have to fret about your electricity bill going up. You can also add extra shelving, hiding places for games, or any other storage to your media wall. Some people prefer to include LED lights that can be programmed to change patterns or colors. This type of lighting is ideal in a bedroom or another quiet areas. Check that the media wall you're viewing has an integrated TV compartment. This will ensure that the TV is set flush against the wall and doesn't extend too far from the frame. You should also look for an option with a recessed, hidden soundbar compartment. This eliminates the need for additional boxes, and can be incorporated into the lower section of the wall that houses the media.