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How to Choose the Best Media Wall Fire

Electric media wall fireplaces offer an efficient heat source to ease the chill of the room. They can also be used as an additional source of heat.

If you are considering the installation of a wall media, talk to a HETAS certified installer such as Something Different. They will ensure that all the necessary precautions are taken, such as keeping the distance from flammable objects. This will make your media wall safe for your family.

1. Flame Effect

Innovative technology can create a realistic flame picture in the most effective media wall fireplaces. A lot of models utilize LED lights to create a realistic effect, giving the illusion of motion and depth. They are long-lasting and emit a minimal amount of heat to avoid electronics from overheating. With a majority of models that allow you to adjust the brightness, it's easy to adjust the mood to your occasion - from a relaxing reading session to a lively night out.

A high-quality media wall electric fire should be able to integrate in any style of room, whether it's contemporary or traditional. A sleek media wall fire can transform your living space instantly, combining a contemporary design with a timeless atmosphere. For example an electric fire and media wall with a log effect, such as the Dimplex Ignite offers a perfect combination with sleek wooden furniture.

Electric media wall fires that are set (also called hole-in-the-wall) like the Vision Futura 1500 or Evonic Halo provide a softer appearance and blend seamlessly into the wall. They can be erected with one, two or three sides, depending on your preferences and space requirements.

If you're seeking a more minimalist style, recessed slimline media wall fire wall fires that do not have protruding elements like the Flamerite Glazer 900 are the best choice. They're simple to install and feature a sleek design that makes them a perfect match for modern televisions and furniture. The 'flame effect only' setting helps reduce energy usage and provide warmth to your home in a unnecessary manner. There's also a range of different colors available to select from, ensuring that you find the perfect fire for your home's decor.

2. Heat Output

Media wall fires can bring warmth to any room and can create a focal feature. They don't provide the same amount of heat as a genuine wood or gas fire and should only be used as an alternative source of heating during colder winter days.

For some homeowners, messing with logs and figuring out gas lines isn't appealing and that's the reason why an electric media wall fireplace like the Evonic e1500 makes sense. The Evonic e1500 is a breeze to use. It requires only a switch or a push of a single button to start it up. Additionally some models are hopping on the smart home bandwagon and are integrating with platforms like Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. You can even control them with your voice.

Recessed and inserted into the wall, media wall electric fires such as the Vision Futura 1500 or Evonic Halo 1500 XT provide an even, seamless look that blends in to your room. They aren't affluent and therefore more space-efficient than fireplaces that are full-sized or inserts.

Some models allow you to alter flame intensity, heat settings and even flame colors to create a more personalised atmosphere. These features can help you create the perfect ambience whether you're enjoying a quiet evening reading session to a lively party night. Moreover, they can reduce energy consumption since you can adjust your heating without the need to physically go up to your fireplace on the wall.

3. Style

Media wall electric fireplaces are an ideal focal point to create and are becoming more popular. With a range of options that include three flame effects, as well as a choice of fuel beds there's something for every preferences.

Certain models, such as the Ezee Glow Celestial feature a stunning flame effect LED and various colour palettes. This makes it easy to create a contemporary and modern design while remaining cost-effective to run. Other features such as an open-window detector, a timer, and ambient lighting kits are also available.

If you select an option that is compatible, you can control your media wall from a remote using voice control or using a smart device. It allows you to alter the heat output as well as the lighting and flame effects and set your favourite soundtrack and synchronise it with the lights to provide an immersive experience.

The best thing about a media wall fireplace is that it can be set up anywhere, allowing you to make the most of your space. However, it is important to seek the advice of an HETAS approved installer like Something Different, to ensure that you have adequate clearance from combustible materials as well as that your fireplace is correctly installed, maintained and regularly inspected.

4. Energy Efficiency

Media walls are a great choice for homeowners, adding the look and character of any living space. They integrate fireplace and entertainment elements into an elegant design, turning a room into a cosy modern and contemporary space. It is important to think about the various types of fires available when selecting a media wall fireplace. This will ensure you get the most value for money, and also that the fire is safe and meets UK safety regulations.

The majority of wall electric fires are planet-friendly, using LED lights to create a flame effect and a low heat output. Some feature a 'flame only' option so that you don't have to pay for additional heat that you don't need.

If you're after something more authentic gas media wall fires provide the same heat output as traditional fireplaces and can be used in a wide range of settings. They are often installed in the walls and come in one-, two or three-sided designs.

If you're looking for a modern or traditional media wall fireplace, something Different offers top-quality products from leading brands like British Fires and Evonic. Select from a variety of styles and sizes and styles, including some with distinctive features like the ability to change the flame's colour or a deluxe log bed finish and add the final details to your media wall project. Get a free sample to make sure the new fire location is a perfect fit before purchasing. This will give you a chance to measure the fireplace in person and make sure it's a perfect fit for your Media Wall Fireplace Installation wall installation.

5. Maintenance

Media walls are a very popular trend in contemporary interior design and it's easy to see why. They're visually appealing and offer a practical heating solution and are also great for zoning and storage rooms. If you're looking to go with a full TV, fireplace and shelving wall, or a smaller version you can create the perfect design for your home.

With a range of sizes that range from 60cm up to 120cm and different finish options you can choose the ideal option for your space. There are also different types of electric fires - from wall-mounted models with holes to hole-in-the-wall mounted fires. Hole-in-the-wall fires are installed within the frame of the wall and are perfect for those who do not have a chimney breast whereas wall mounted fires are an excellent choice if you already have a chimney breast as they can be recessed into it.

Unlike gas fireplaces, media electric fireplace wall electric fires use fan-forced heating that draws cool air in and passes it over the heating elements to produce heat. This method of heating produces an improved and more even temperature throughout the room.

Because of this the fact that electric media wall fireplaces are more secure to operate than traditional gas fires since they don't generate more radiant heat. However, it is important to remember that they still produce heat so should be kept away from flame-prone materials such as curtains and rugs.

It is crucial to choose a company that has experience with this kind of installation when having a mediawall installed. You can be assured that a HETAS approved company like Something Different will take all the necessary steps to ensure you get a secure and efficient installation. This includes planning the layout of the stud wall, making sure there's adequate clearance from flammable objects and carrying out regular inspections.