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How to Choose the Best Media Wall Fire
Electric media wall fireplaces offer a warming heat output that takes the chill off the room. They can also be used as additional source of heat.
If you are considering installing a media wall, speak to a HETAS-approved installer like Something Different. They will ensure that all necessary precautions are taken, such as keeping the distance from flammable objects. This will keep the new media wall for your family safe.
1. Flame Effect
The best media wall fires deliver a stunning flame picture with cutting-edge technology to make them appear as close as they can to the real thing. website are employed in a variety of models to create an authentic experience, giving the illusion of depth and movement. These lights are durable and produce a small amount of heat, which helps to prevent electronics from overheating. Most models allow you to adjust the brightness to set the mood for any occasion, from a quiet evening of reading to a party-like night.
A high-quality media wall electric fireplace should be able fit into any room style, whether it is traditional or contemporary. A modern media wall fireplace with a sleek style can instantly transform your living space by mixing modern style with timeless atmosphere. Dimplex Ignite, for example is an excellent electric fireplace that gives a realistic log effect that complements sleek wooden furniture.
Inset (also called hole-in-the-wall) electric wall fires such as the Vision Futura 1500 and Evonic Halo provide a more elegant design that blends seamlessly into the wall. They typically feature a full frameless glass front, they can be installed either one-, two- or three-sided to suit your personal style and space requirements.
If you're seeking a more minimalist design, recessed media wall fires that do not have protruding elements like the Flamerite Glazer 900 are the best option. Easy to install and with an elegant design they're the perfect match for contemporary televisions and furniture. The 'flame effect only' setting helps reduce energy usage and warm your home in a non-essential way. You can choose from a variety of colors to complement your home's decor.
2. Heat Output
Media wall fires can add a sense of warmth to a space and create a striking focal point. However, they don't have the same level of heat output as a traditional gas or wood fire and can be used as a second source of warmth to take the edge off on colder days.
For some homeowners, messing with logs and figuring out gas lines doesn't appeal to them, and that's the reason why an electric media wall fire like the Evonic e1500 is a good choice. The Evonic e1500 is a breeze to use. It just requires a switch or a push of a button to switch it on. Certain models are also compatible with platforms like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. You can even control them using your voice.
Recessed and built into the wall, media wall electric fires like the Vision Futura 1500 or Evonic Halo 1500 XT offer an aesthetically pleasing, seamless design that blends to your room. They don't protrude out, making them a more space-efficient option than fireplaces that are full-sized or inserts.
Some models allow you to adjust the intensity of the flame or heat settings, and even flame colours for an even more customizable ambience. These features let you create the perfect atmosphere, whether you're having a cozy reading session or a party. They can also save you money on energy bills since you can alter the temperature without having to physically reach the fire.
3. Style
Media wall electric fireplaces are an excellent focal point for your home and they're becoming more popular. With a wide range of options that include three flame effects, as well as a variety of fuel beds there's something for every taste.
Certain models, such as the Ezee Glow Celestial feature a stunning flame effect LED as well as various color palettes. This allows you to create a contemporary and modern look, while still being affordable. Other features, like an adjustable timer open window detection, as well as ambient lighting kits, are also available to enhance your home entertainment to the next level.
If you select a model that is compatible, you can control your media wall remotely with voice control or a smart device. You can alter the flame effects, the lighting and the output of heat. You can also choose your favourite music and synchronise the lights with it for an complete experience.
A media wall fire can be put in any space, making the most of it. However, it is important to seek the advice of an HETAS approved installer such as Something Different, to ensure that there is sufficient clearance from combustible materials and that your fireplace is correctly installed maintained and regularly checked.
4. Energy Efficiency
Media walls can add personality and style to a living space. They blend digital entertainment and fireplace elements into an elegant design, turning a room into a cosy contemporary and comfortable retreat. When choosing a media-wall fire it is crucial to take into consideration the various types of fires that are available. This will ensure you get the most price for your money and that the fire is safe and meets UK safety standards.
The majority of media wall electric fires are green and use LED lights to create a flame effect and a low output of heat. Some models come with a fire effect only setting, meaning you don't pay for heat you don’t need.
Gas media wall fireplaces are a great choice for those looking for something that is more authentic. They can be set up in many different situations and provide the same amount of heat to traditional fireplaces. They are usually installed in the walls and are available in one-, two or three-sided designs.
If you're looking for either traditional or contemporary media wall fire, Something Different offers an extensive selection of top-quality products from leading brands such as British Fires and Evonic. Select from a variety of sizes and styles and styles, including some with unique features such as a colour changing flame effect or a luxurious log bed finish and add the finishing elements to your media wall. Request a test to ensure that your new media wall place is the perfect fit before you purchase. This gives you the chance to physically measure the fireplace and make sure it's a perfect fit for your media wall installation.
5. Maintenance
Media walls are among the most popular modern design trends in the market and it's 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. If you're looking to build a complete TV, fire and shelving wall or smaller versions, you can create the perfect design for your home.
With a range of sizes ranging from 60cm up to 120cm and different finish options you can choose the ideal option for your room. Electric fires are available in a variety of designs, including wall-mounted and hole-in the-wall models. The models that are hole-in-the-wall fit within the frame of the wall and are ideal for those without chimney breasts whereas wall mounted fires are an excellent choice if you already have a chimney because they can be recessed into it.
Contrary to gas fireplaces wall electric fires use fan forced heating which pulls cool air inside and passes it over the heating elements to produce heat. This method of heating produces an even and comfortable temperature throughout the room.
As a result of this wall fires with electric media are more reliable than traditional gas fireplaces because they don't produce more radiant heat. However, it's important to keep in mind that they still produce heat, so they should be kept clear of flammable materials like rugs and curtains.
It is essential to select a company that has experience with this type of installation when you are having a mediawall installed. You can rest assured that a HETAS approved company such as Something Different will take all the necessary steps to ensure you get a secure and efficient installation. This includes planning the layout for the wall studs and making sure that there is sufficient clearance from flammable objects. It also includes regular inspections.
