Pre Built Media Wall With Fireplace
A media wall is a beautiful method to display your flatscreen TV and create a relaxing space in your home. They are also very easy to maintain and maintain.
Designed with the ease of installation in mind, this pre built media wall is available in five unfinished - easy paint parts. It features a TV recess for flat screens up to 58 inches and an atmospheric 51 inch Adam Sahara electric inset wall fire.
Easy to put together
A pre-built media wall with a fireplace is an excellent way to add a focal point to your home without the hassle of building and assembling. Typically, these walls are made of a wooden frame that is then covered in plasterboard. This allows for power cables and power cords to be hidden, giving the appearance of a seamless surface. These media walls are lightweight and easy to put up. This means you'll save time and money while creating the perfect room for your TV and fire.
First, you must decide if would prefer a media wall that is hung on the wall, or one which is built into a hole in the wall. The former requires a cavity or recess that is built into the wall, whereas the latter can be attached to the wall using the bracket or special hanging screws. Wall-hung models tend to be smaller and are more suited to creating the appearance of an opening in the wall fireplace but they do have one disadvantage: you will need to fit new plug sockets to accommodate the electrical components.
Once you've chosen the kind of fireplace and TV that you want, it is crucial to measure the area that you intend to install the fireplace and television in. This will influence the measurements you use for your stud wall build and will ensure that everything fits correctly. It is recommended that you employ a spirit level to get accurate dimensions and straight lines. Before you start building, mark the position of your TV and then fire on the scaled plan.
When selecting a fireplace to be installed on your media wall it is essential to strike the right balance between functionality and size. A large fireplace could overwhelm a small space, while a smaller one may seem odd. As a rule, choose a fireplace that covers about 1/3 of the height of the wall.
When the stud wall has been completed After that, you can begin working on the cladding. Some media walls are covered with MDF, plasterboard or other materials. Others are finished with Venetian Plastering or another option. Once the cladding is in place it is time to paint or plaster the walls. Once you are satisfied with the cladding, you can put up your TV and fireplace.
Easy to install
Media walls are a common feature of contemporary homes. This is because of the combination of large flatscreen TVs and stunning electric fireplaces. They can be used to create a focal point for a room and even increase the value of the room. It is crucial to remember that installing a media-wall requires knowledge and skills in construction. It is also best to seek help from a professional unless you have a lot of experience in home renovations.
It is important to decide whether you would like your fireplace and TV to be built into the wall or in a recess. You'll need a stud wall that can accommodate an electric fireplace and a television if you want to cut a hole in the walls. If you don't have a chimney breast or you don't want to alter the brickwork of your home, then you can still install a media wall.
A pre-built wall for media with an electric fire built-in is ideal for those looking to cut down on time and cost on installation. The package includes a premium ARTEON 1.5m wide 3 sided electric fire and a the choice of 9 matt finishes with optional oak panelling and integrated cable management. You will also get the option of a backbox for the TV, if you want. The backbox will conceal all wiring, so you won't have to be concerned about ugly power cables.
If you decide to put your TV and fire in a wall that is stud, you will need to ensure that you have enough plug sockets to support both appliances. It is a good idea to measure the space carefully so that you can purchase the proper size TV and fire. It is also important to consider how the plug sockets are located in relation to the media wall. Some electric fires require more space than others, and you must always refer to the manufacturer's guidelines regarding this issue.
The process of installing your media wall is simple once you have all the materials. Once the stud walls are built, you can begin installing the electric fireplace. Use a stud-finder or similar tool to locate studs. Avoid drilling into them. You can also use a template provided by the electric fire company to mark the position of the holes for the fireplace and TV. It is also recommended to use a spirit level ensure that the fireplace and TV are straight.
Easy to maintain
Media walls, which incorporate large flatscreen televisions with electric fireplaces into a visually appealing area, are becoming increasingly popular with home owners. They can also be customised to meet the specific requirements of the homeowner, from additional shelving for DVDs to hide-away storage for games consoles. Some have LED lighting in the form of colour-changing strips or even a complete circle that can be controlled with a handheld remotes.
First, decide the best location for it to be placed in your living area. You can build the frame yourself or have a professional build it. Use a stud-finder tool to locate the studs and mark the area where you'd like to place the fireplace and TV. You can also use a spirit-level and tape measure to get exact measurements.
If you already have a fireplace breast, it could be possible to construct an media wall in the area. In this case the addition of a TV and an electric fireplace is a simple procedure. If not, then you'll need to build an stud frame and timber base around it. Then, you can clad it with either MDF or plasterboard, and then skim it over. The second option is ideal to create a seamless appearance and allows you to hide power cables beneath it.
Consider how you will use your media wall and what space you'll need. Do you have many games consoles, or smart speakers for example? Do you want to have an area for log storage in the corner of your wall? You'll need to think about these aspects when you're planning your new design.
If you're planning on using a wall-mounted electric fireplace, it's worth considering buying a model that looks similar to hole in the wall fireplaces. They're slimmer and blend more seamlessly into your media wall than freestanding models.
Easy to clean
A media wall is a chic way to incorporate a TV and fireplace into one attractive, functional room. It's an excellent option for those who want to keep their flatscreen television in view, while also having a stunning fire. Media walls come in various sizes and can be customized to fit fireplaces as well as other accessories. You can also connect any type of cable, making it easier to hide unattractive wires.
The first step in putting up a pre-built media wall with fireplace is to construct the frame. This is accomplished by taking measurements of the room and creating an outline. The wall is then built with drywall and studs. Once the wall is complete it is then sanded to cover up any screws used during the construction and to prepare the surface for painting. Apply a skimcoat that matches your wall color to create an even appearance.
Once the frame is set and the frame is in place, you can put in an electric fire. 3 sided media wall fire are easier to clean and don't require a chimney. They also consume less energy than traditional gas fires, so you won't have to fret about your electricity bill going up.
You can also add extra shelves, hiding spaces for games, or any other storage options to your media wall. Some even opt to add LED lighting, which can be set to change patterns and colors. This type of lighting is particularly useful in a bedroom or another quiet areas.
When you are shopping for a pre-built media wall, ensure whether it has an integrated TV compartment. This will ensure that the TV sits flush against the wall and doesn't stick out too far from the frame. Find models with a an recessed, hidden soundbar compartment. This will remove the requirement for additional boxes and could be fitted into the bottom part of the media wall.