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How to Choose the Best Media Wall Fire

Electric media wall fireplaces deliver a warm heat output to take the chill out of the room. They can also be used as a an additional source of heat.

If you're thinking of installing a wall media, speak to a HETAS approved installer such as Something Different to ensure all the necessary precautions are taken - including ensuring that there is a clear space from fire-prone objects. This will make your media wall safe for your family.

1. Flame Effect

The top media wall fires deliver stunning flame images, with innovative technology helping to make them look as close as they can to the real thing. LED lights are used built in media wall with fireplace a variety of models to create a realistic experience, giving the impression of depth and movement. These lights are also highly durable and feature the lowest amount of heat to avoid overheating or damaging electronics. The majority of models allow you to adjust brightness so that you can alter the mood for any occasion, from a quiet evening of reading to a raucous night.

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

Inset (also referred to as hole-in the-wall) electric wall fires such as the Vision Futura 1500 and Evonic Halo provide a elegant design that blends seamlessly into the wall. They can be installed in one three or two sides depending on your aesthetics and space requirements.

If you're looking for a wall fireplace with a minimal appearance, the Flamerite Glazer 900 is the ideal option. Easy to install and with an elegant design they're a great fit for modern TVs and furniture. The "flame effect only" setting helps reduce energy usage and warm your home in a unnecessary way. There's also a range of different colours available to choose from, ensuring that you can find the perfect fireplace for your home's decor.

2. Heat Output

media stand with fireplace (a cool way to improve) wall fires can add warmth to any space and can create an attractive focal feature. They don't offer the same amount of heat output as a real wood or gas fire, and should be used as a backup source of heat to take the edge off on colder days.

Some homeowners do not want dealing with logs or gas lines. In this situation the use of an electric media wall fireplace, like the Evonic E1500, is the best choice. They're easy to operate, requiring only a switch or push of an button to switch them on. Certain models are also compatible with platforms like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. You can even operate the devices using your voice.

Media wall electric fires such as the Vision Futura 1500 and Evonic Halo 1500 XT are recessed into the wall. This allows for a more seamless finish in your room. They don't protrude and are thus more efficient than fireplaces that are full-sized or inserts.

Certain models allow you to tweak flame intensity, heat settings, and even flame colours for an ambiance that is more flexible. These features let you create the perfect atmosphere whether you're planning a relaxing reading session or a party. Furthermore, they can reduce your energy bills as you can adjust your heating without having to physically go up to your fireplace on the wall.

3. Style

Media wall electric fireplaces are an ideal focal point to set and are becoming more popular. There are many options available that include three different flame effects as well as a selection of fuel beds.

Certain models, such as the Ezee Glow Celestial feature a stunning flame effect LED as well as several colour palettes. This allows you to create a modern and contemporary style, but still cost-effective. Other features, such as a programmable timer open window detection, ambient lighting kits are also available to bring your home entertainment experience to the next level.

If you choose an option that is compatible, you can control your media wall remotely using voice control or an electronic device. This allows you to adjust the intensity of the flame lighting, flame effects and heat output and also set your favourite soundtrack and synchronise it with the lights to create a truly immersive experience.

A media wall fire can be set up in any space, making the most of it. You should seek the advice of an installer who is HETAS-approved, such as Something Different, in order to ensure there is sufficient space between the combustible materials and your fireplace.

4. Energy Efficiency

Media walls are a great choice for homeowners, adding design and character to any living space. They integrate digital entertainment and fireplace elements into a seamless design, transforming a room into a cosy modern and contemporary space. However, it's important to think about the various fire types available when choosing a media wall fire. This will ensure you're getting the most value for your money, and that the fire is safe to use and adheres to UK safety standards.

The majority of wall electric fires are planet-friendly with LED lights to create a flame effect and a low heat output. Some also feature a 'flame only' setting so you don't have to pay for extra heat that you don't really need.

Gas media wall fires are a great choice for those looking for something more authentic. They can be put in across a variety of settings and offer a similar output of heat as traditional fireplaces. Often, they'll be recessed into the wall. They can be installed with one-, two- or three-sided designs so you can design a unique style for your home.

If you're looking for an old-fashioned or contemporary media wall fireplace, something Different has a selection of high-quality products from leading brands such as British Fires and Evonic. Select from a variety of sizes and styles, including some with unique features such as a color-changing flame effect or a premium Log Bed finish. Add the finishing final touches to your media wall. Make sure that your new media wall fireplace is a perfect fit by ordering a sample before you commit to buy. This will let you take measurements of the fireplace and ensure it is a good fit for your media wall installation.

5. Maintenance

Media walls are a popular trend in contemporary interior design and it is easy to see why. They're visually appealing and be a practical way to heat your home in addition to being ideal for storage and zoning rooms. If you're looking to build a complete TV, fireplace and shelving wall or smaller versions, you'll be able to create the perfect design for your home.

With a variety of sizes ranging from 60cm to 120cm, and a variety of options for finishes, you can select the most suitable option for your room. Electric fires come in various styles, including wall-mounted fires and hole-in-thewall models. Hole-in-the-wall fires are installed within the frame of the wall and are perfect for those who don't have chimney breasts, while wall-mounted fires are an excellent choice if you already have a chimney breast because they can be recessed into it.

Unlike gas fireplaces, media wall electric fires rely on forced heating by fans that pull cool air inside and passes it over the heating elements to produce heat. This method of heating results in a more even and comfortable temperature throughout the room.

Electric media wall fires generate less radiant heat than traditional gas fireplaces, making them safer to use. It is crucial to keep in mind that they still produce heat and should be kept away flame-prone materials like rugs and curtains.

When having a media wall installed it is important to choose a firm who has experience with these types of installations. You can be sure that a HETAS-approved business like Something Different will take the necessary steps to ensure an efficient and safe installation. This involves planning the design of the wall, ensuring there is adequate clearance from flammable objects and carrying out regular inspections.