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Pre Built Media Wall With Fireplace A media wall is a beautiful way to showcase your flatscreen TV and create a relaxing atmosphere in your home. They are also simple to maintain and clean. The design was created with ease of installation in mind, this pre-built media wall comes with five unfinished paint parts. It features a TV recess that can hold a flatscreen of up to 58 inches, and an atmospheric 51 inch Adam Sahara inset wall fireplace. Easy to assemble A pre-built wall with a fireplace can be a great way to add a feature to your home without having to build and assemble it. Typically, these walls are constructed of a wooden frame and covered in plasterboard. This allows power cables to be concealed and gives the appearance of a seamless finish. In addition to this the walls are also light and easy to put up. This means you can save time and money while creating the perfect space for your television and fire. First, you must decide if want a media wall that is hung on the wall or one which is built into a hole in the wall. The first requires a cavity or recess to be built into the wall, while the latter can be attached to the wall with a bracket or special hanging screws. Wall-mounted models are less bulky, and they look more like a hole in the wall for a fire. However, there is one disadvantage: you'll need to install new plug sockets to the electrical components. Once you've decided on the kind of fireplace and TV that you would like, it is important to measure up the area that you intend to put the fireplace and television in. This will impact the measurements you use for your wall studs and ensure that everything is in place. You should use a spirit-level to ensure precise measurements and straight lines. Before you start building, mark the spot of your TV and then fire on the scaled plan. It is important to strike the right balance between size and functionality when choosing a fireplace for your media wall. A large fireplace could easily overwhelm a small space while a smaller one could appear out of the place. It is recommended to select a fireplace that covers about one-third the height of the wall. Once the stud wall has been completed, you can now begin work on the cladding. Some media walls are covered with MDF, plasterboard or other materials. Others are completed with Venetian Plastering or a different option. Once the cladding has been installed you can paint or put down the wall. Once you are satisfied with the cladding you can put in your fireplace and TV. Easy to install Media walls are a popular feature of modern homes. This is due to the combination between large flatscreen TVs and stunning electric fireplaces. They are the perfect method of creating a focal point in the living room and could even increase the value of your property. media wall fire is crucial to keep in mind that building media walls requires building skills and knowledge. It is also recommended to seek help from a professional unless you have a lot of experience in home renovations. First, you must decide whether you want to place your TV and fireplace in a recess or build them into the wall. If you are planning to make a hole in the wall, you'll require an stud wall that can support the load of an electric fire and TV. If you do not have a chimney or don't want to alter the brickwork of your home it is possible to 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 time and money for installation. The package comes with a luxurious ARTEON 1,5m wide 3-sided fire with a selection of 9 matte finishes, an optional oak panelling, and an integrated cable management. Also included is the option of a backbox for the TV if you prefer. The backbox will hide all of the wiring so you don't have to worry about unsightly power cables on show. If you decide to install your TV or fire in a stud-wall, you'll need to ensure that there enough plug sockets available to accommodate both appliances. You should measure the area to ensure that you buy the correct size TV and fire. It is also essential to consider where the plug sockets will be placed in relation to the media wall. Certain electric fires require more space around them than others, so it is recommended to check the instructions of the manufacturer regarding this issue. The installation of your media wall is easy once you have all the materials. Once the stud walls are constructed, you are able to put in the electric fireplace. Use a stud-finder or similar tool to find studs. Avoid drilling into them. You can use a template supplied by the electric fire company to mark the position of the holes for the TV and fireplace. Use a spirit level to ensure that the TV and fireplace are mounted straight. Easy to maintain Media walls, which blend large flatscreen televisions with electric fireplaces to create a stunning space, are becoming more popular with homeowners. They can also be customised to meet the requirements of the homeowner, including additional shelves for DVDs to hidden storage for games consoles. Some also feature LED lighting in the form of colour-changing strips or even a complete circle which can be controlled via handheld remote. The first step to create the media wall is to decide where you want it to be located in your living room. You can construct the frame yourself or hire a professional to do it. The best way to do this is to employ a stud finder to locate the studs within your wall. Then, mark the spot where you'll be installing your fireplace and TV. It's also a good idea to make use of a spirit level as well as a tape measure for accurate measurements. Depending on how your current set up, you may be able to install your media wall into an existing chimney breast and, if so, it's fairly easy to add a television and an electric fire. If not, you'll have to build a stud wall and build a timber base frame around it. Then, you can cover it with MDF or plasterboard, and then skim it over. The latter option is better for seamless finishing and allows you to hide power cables beneath it. You should take the time to consider what you'll be using your media wall for, and then consider how much storage space you'll require. For instance, do have a large number of games consoles or smart speakers? Do you want to keep a log store in the corner of your media wall? When planning your new design, you'll want to take these elements into consideration. It's worth investing in a model similar to a wall-mounted electric fireplace if you are planning to install one. They're smaller and blend more seamlessly into your media wall than freestanding models. Easy to clean A media wall is an elegant way to incorporate a TV and fireplace into one eye-catching, functional room. It's a great option for homeowners who wish to keep their flat-screen TV visible, while still having an attractive fire. Media walls come in a variety of sizes and can be designed to accommodate a variety of fireplaces and other accessories. You can also run any type of cable, making it easier to hide unsightly wires. The first step to putting in a prefabricated media wall with a fireplace is constructing the frame. This is done by measuring the dimensions of the room and constructing the template. The wall is built using the studs and the plasterboard. The wall is then skimmed to cover any screws used during construction and prepare the surface for painting. It is essential to choose the same skim coat to match the hue of your walls to help create a more unified appearance. Once the frame is in place and the frame is in place, you can put in an electric fire. Electric fires are simpler to clean and don't require chimneys. Electric fires consume less energy than traditional fires, so you don't need to worry about an increase in your electric bill. In addition to the fireplace, you can add other elements to your wall for media, such as extra shelving and hiding areas for games or storage. Some even opt to add LED lighting, which can be set to change patterns and colors. This type of lighting is especially helpful in a bedroom or any other quiet space. Check that the media wall you're viewing includes a TV compartment. This will ensure that the TV sits set flush against the wall and doesn't extend too far from the frame. It is also recommended to choose an option with an in-built, recessed soundbar compartment. This will eliminate the requirement for additional boxes, and it can be put in the lower section of the media wall.