How to Choose the Best Media Wall Fire

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

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

1. Flame Effect

The most effective media wall fires produce stunning flame images and innovative technology that helps to make them appear like the real thing. LED lights are used in a variety of models to create an authentic experience, providing the illusion of movement and depth. They are also extremely durable and feature an extremely low amount of heat to avoid overheating or damaging electronics. With the majority of models allowing you to adjust the brightness, it's simple to adjust the mood to your mood - from a quiet reading session to a lively evening of partying.

A good media wall electric inset media wall fire fire must be able to integrate into any room, whether it's contemporary or traditional. A modern media wall fire with a modern design can instantly transform your living space, combining a modern aesthetic with timeless ambience. Dimplex Ignite, for example, is a great electric fire that has a realistic log effect that complements modern wooden furniture.

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

If you're seeking a more minimalist design, recessed media wall fires with no protruding elements like the Flamerite Glazer 900 are the ideal option. They're easy to install, with a streamlined appearance which makes them an ideal match for modern televisions and furniture. They also feature 'flame-effect-only' settings to help minimise energy consumption and prevent heating your home for no reason. There's even a variety of different colors available to choose from, ensuring that you will find the perfect fireplace for your home's decor.

2. Heat Output

Media wall fires add an atmosphere of warmth to a room and provide an impressive focal point. They don't provide the same amount of heat as a genuine wood or gas fire and should be used only as an alternative source of heat on colder days.

For some homeowners, messing with logs and figuring out gas lines isn't appealing, and that's why an electric media wall fireplace like the Evonic e1500 makes sense. They're easy to use with just the push of a button to turn on. Moreover some models are hopping onto the smart home bandwagon and are integrated with platforms such as Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. You can even control them using your voice.

Recessed and set into the wall, media wall electric fires like the Vision Futura 1500 or Evonic Halo 1500 XT offer an even, seamless look that blends in with your room. They aren't affluent and consequently more compact than fireplaces with inserts or full-sized ones.

Some models allow you to alter the intensity of flames, heat settings and even flame colors for a more adaptable atmosphere. These features let you create the perfect atmosphere whether it's for a cozy reading session or for a celebration. Moreover, they can reduce energy consumption as you can adjust your heating without the need to physically approach the fire on your wall.

3. Style

Media wall electric fireplace media mantel fireplaces are an excellent focal point to set and they're becoming more popular. With a variety of options, including three flame effects and the choice of fuel beds, there's something to suit every preferences.

Certain models, like the Ezee Glow Celestial, feature a stunning LED flame effect and a variety of colour palettes. This makes it easy to create a modern and modern design while remaining cost-effective to run. Other features, including a timer that can be programmed, open window detection and ambient lighting kits, are also available to bring your home entertainment experience to the next level.

You can even manage your media wall fire via voice control or your smartphone in the event that you choose the right model. This allows you to adjust the output of heat lighting, flame effects and heat output and also select your preferred music and synchronise it with the lights to provide an immersive experience.

A media wall fire can be put in any room, making the most of it. However, you should always seek advice from 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 and maintained, as well as regularly inspected.

4. Energy Efficiency

media wall with electric fire walls can add character and style to a living space. They seamlessly integrate digital entertainment with fireplace elements transform any space into an elegant, cozy home. When choosing a media-wall fire, it is important to take into consideration the various types of fires available. This will ensure that you get the most value for money, and also that the fire is safe and conforms to UK safety regulations.

The majority of wall electric fires are green with LED lights for their flame effect and a low heat output. Some also come with a 'flame effect only' option so that you don't need to pay for heating that you don't require.

If you're after something more authentic gas media wall fireplaces provide the same heat output as traditional fireplaces and can be used in a wide range of settings. They are typically built into the wall and come in one, two or three-sided designs so you can design a unique style for your home.

If you're in search of a traditional or modern media wall fire, Something Different offers an array of high-quality products from top brands such as British Fires and Evonic. Select from a variety of sizes and styles that include unique features like a colour-changing flame effect or a luxurious Log Bed finishes. Add the finishing final touches to your media wall. Ensure the new fireplace you choose for your media wall is the perfect match by ordering a test before you commit to buy. This gives you a chance to physically measure the fireplace and ensure it's a good fit for your wall installation.

5. Maintenance

Media walls are a very popular trend in modern interior design, and it is easy to understand why. They're aesthetically pleasing and can provide a practical heating solution as well as being great for storage and zoning rooms. No matter if you'd like to go with a full TV, fireplace and shelving wall or a smaller version you can achieve the perfect look for your home.

You can pick from a variety of sizes, ranging between 60cm and 120cm and a range of finishes. There are also different types of electric fireplace for media wall fires that are available ranging from wall-mounted models with holes to hole-in-the-wall mounted fires. Hole-in the-wall models are built into the frame of the walls and are ideal for those who don't have a fireplace. Wall mounted fires can be set into fireplaces.

Media wall electric fireplaces utilize fan-forced heating, which pulls in cool air and then passes it through heat elements to produce heat. This heating method produces a more comfortable and even temperature throughout the entire room.

As a result of this, electric media wall fire media wall fires are more reliable than traditional gas fires as they don't produce more radiant heat. It is vital to keep in mind that they do still generate heat and should be kept away from substances that are flammable, such as rugs and curtains.

It is crucial to choose a company that has experience with this type of installation when you are having a mediawall installed. You can be confident that a HETAS approved company like Something Different will take all the necessary precautions to ensure you get a secure and efficient installation. This includes preparing the layout of the wall, making sure there is enough space between flammable objects and carrying out regular inspections.