How to Combine a Media Wall and an Electric Fire<br /><br />Media walls are a modern trend that are taking the home interiors market by storm. They are custom-designed stud wall frameworks that house integrated storage such as shelves, cupboards or drawers and can even include appliances like an electric fire.<br /><br />Give a new dimension to your media wall by installing the Gazco eStudio-105R media wall electric fire. This stunning fire is recessed into the wall for a sleek in-depth look and gives stunning flame images with or without heat.<br /><br />TV Size<br /><br />A media wall is a beautiful way to integrate an LCD flat-screen TV, an electric fireplace, and bespoke storage in a living space decor. These wall frames typically comprise cabinets, shelves and drawers in addition to the TV to create a customized entertainment center. For <a href="https://www.fireplacesandstoves.uk/categories/media-wall-electric-fireplaces">Fireplaces & Stoves UK</a> , the centerpiece of an entertainment wall is an elegant electric fire. Choosing the right TV size for this particular installation requires careful consideration. You want the screen to be sufficient to provide enough depth but not so big that it dwarfs or overwhelms the fire.<br /><br />When determining what TV screen size is best for your media wall, start with the dimensions of the wall area in which you're planning to put the fireplace and TV. Sketch it to scale, taking into account any windows, doors or furniture arrangement built-in. This will give you the maximum size and width within which you can build the media wall.<br /><br />It's also important to consider the way you plan to use the TV and electric fire in conjunction. Film buffs may want to go for the largest the size of their screen for an immersive experience, whereas those who are only using the TV for casual viewing are often able to get away with a smaller model.<br /><br />If you're looking to purchase an additional TV in the future, choosing one that is at the lower end of your ideal range will help to prevent your media wall from becoming outdated as technology improves. This will help you avoid having to re-install your custom installation if your TV's model changes.<br /><br /><br /><br />If you're looking for a top-quality pre-built media wall with 50-inches of Spectrum Series 3 sided fire included you must look no further than the Prestige Alpha 50. This stunning built-in is manufactured in the UK and shipped to your home fully assembled, thereby saving you time and money during site work. The Alpha is available in a paint-ready version so you can add your own color.<br /><br />Fireplace Size<br /><br />Media walls are the latest trend in interior design. Many home owners are taking this idea of a feature wall to the next level by incorporating an electric fireplace into the design. The result is an impressive centerpiece that is a source of the warmth and appeal.<br /><br />There are a few aspects to take into consideration when selecting an electric fire for your media wall, and one of the most important factors is the size of the fireplace. The fireplace must be big enough to accommodate a TV which will be placed just above the fire.<br /><br />The ideal option is to select an electric fireplace that has identical in size to your TV. This will provide an elegant, neat finish to the fireplace as it will be seamlessly integrated into the recess of your TV. It is possible to have an open fireplace that is a little wider than your TV, and this works well too. The Gazco eStudio 100R is a popular option for this kind of installation. It provides a variety of glass fitting options, to ensure that you find the perfect match to your home.<br /><br />The Valor LEX2-S is another great choice for this type of installation, and it comes with blanking plates that permit you to keep either the right or left side of the fire open while enclosing another side. You can choose which side you would like to show and shut off the fire to have the flame effect whenever required.<br /><br />Decorative Elements<br /><br />It's common for homeowners to construct bespoke wall studs that hide the AV equipment like TVs, soundbars and shelving, along with appliances like an electric fireplace, to create an integrated look. Cables for aerials, power leads and more are easily hidden in these stud wall structures and provide a sleek look that's easy to keep clean.<br /><br />Our popular Luvelle 50 inch slimline panoramic HD 3-sided electric fireplace was designed to naturally fit within modern media walls, while not compromising their minimalist appearance. Its tempered glass gives you an extensive view of the mesmerising LED flames and provides versatility by allowing you to install the fire flush against your wall as a one-sided feature or enjoy it from various viewing angles.<br /><br />Add our LED mood lighting to your home and create a unique atmosphere. This is a great way to highlight an open fireplace on the wall or any other aspect of your interior design. It can be controlled by the remote of your electric fireplace.<br /><br />Heating Needs<br /><br />A media wall isn't just a fashionable feature for your home - it's also a great method to combine a TV with an electric fireplace in a elegant installation. Some go even further, including a soundbar, shelving and storage built into their bespoke wall studs. For a more sophisticated look you can consider an inset electric fire with built-in heating. This makes it a great option for TVs with built-ins and enables you to install the electric fire directly under your screen, without the need for unsightly cables or explosive materials.<br /><br />Many inset electric fireplaces have the option of 'flame effects only' that lets you take in the stunning effect of dancing flames, without heating. There are other settings that allow you to regulate the intensity of the flames and create an inviting or lively ambience. You can also select an option that is 'heat-only' that will provide a gentle background warmth, perfect for those looking to add a little extra warmth to their living spaces without the expense of energy.<br /><br />You can also enhance your media wall with smart fires that have remote or app-based control. These are able to reduce the flame effect and alter the temperature. Certain models can keep a pre-set temperature for the room. Another feature that is useful is the Open Window Detection. It detects abrupt drops in temperature when the window or door has been left open. The fire then automatically decreases or shuts off its output to conserve energy.<br /><br />To keep things organised Inset electric fires can be fitted with a convenient recessed power point that conceals cables and allows you to access your plug sockets. One option is the Gazco eStudio 85R, which has a handy power point that is recessed and has a clever cable tidy solution that keeps wires from obscuring the plug. It is essential to verify your electrical setup before installing a media wall however, because you might need to move plug sockets or install new ones to provide electricity to your TV and electric fire.<br /><br />
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