How to Choose the Best Media Wall Fire
Electric media wall fires provide warmth that helps to reduce the chill in the space. They also work as a heating source in addition to the main one and can be operated with remotes or smart technology.
If you're thinking about installing a wall media, speak to an HETAS approved installer such as Something Different to ensure all the required precautions are taken, including maintaining clearance from flame-prone objects. This will keep the new media wall safe for your family.
1. Flame Effect
The top media wall fires provide stunning flame pictures, with innovative technology helping to make them appear as close as possible to the real thing. LED lights are used in a variety of models to provide an authentic experience, giving the illusion of movement and depth. They are also extremely durable and have the lowest amount of heat to avoid overheating or damaging electronics. With most models allowing you to adjust the brightness, it's simple to adjust the mood to your mood - from a relaxing reading session to a lively party night.
A high-quality media wall electric fireplace should be able to blend in any style of room, whether it's contemporary or traditional. A sleek media wall fireplace can transform your living area instantly, combining a contemporary aesthetic with timeless ambiance. Dimplex Ignite, for example is an excellent electric fire that has real log effects that is perfect for sleek wooden furniture.
Electric media wall fires that are inset (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 typically feature a full frameless glass front, they can be installed one-, twoor three-sided, depending on your personal aesthetic and space requirements.
If you want a media wall fireplace with a minimalist style and a minimalist appearance, the Flamerite Glazer 900 is the perfect choice. Simple to install and with a a sleek appearance, they are a perfect fit for modern TVs and furniture. They also come with 'flame effect-only' settings to help minimise the use of energy and avoid heating your home for no reason. There's also a range of different colors available to choose from, ensuring that you can find the perfect fireplace for your home's decor.
2. Heat Output
Media wall fires can bring warmth to any space and can create an attractive focal point. But, they don't provide the same amount of heat output as a real wood or gas fire, and can be used as a secondary source of warmth to take the edge off during colder weather.
For certain homeowners, messing around with logs and trying to figure out gas lines isn't appealing, and that's the reason why an electric media wall fireplace like the Evonic e1500 makes sense. They're simple to use with just the push of the button to turn them on. Some models are also integrated with platforms like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. You can even control the devices with your voice.
Recessed and set into the wall, wall-mounted media electric fires like the Vision Futura 1500 or Evonic Halo 1500 XT provide an aesthetically pleasing, seamless design that blends to your room. They don't protrude and are thus more efficient than fireplaces with inserts or full-sized ones.
slimline media wall fire allow you to adjust the intensity of the flame, the heat settings and even flame colors to create a more personalised atmosphere. These features let you create the perfect ambience, whether you're planning a relaxing reading session or a party. They can also help you save money on energy bills as you can alter the temperature without having to physically step up to your fire.
3. Style
Media wall electric fireplaces are an excellent focal point to set and they're becoming more popular. There are a range of choices available with three different flame effects as well as various fuel beds.
Certain models, like the Ezee Glow Celestial, feature stunning LED flame effects and a range of color palettes. This allows you to create a sleek and modern appearance while still being cost-effective to run. Other features, like an adjustable timer open window detection, ambient lighting kits, are also available to take your home entertainment to the next level.
If you choose an option that is compatible, you will be able to control your media wall remotely with voice control or an electronic device. You can adjust the flame effects, the lighting and the heat output. You can also set your favorite music and then synchronize the lights to create an full-bodied experience.
A media wall fireplace can be put in any room, making the most of it. However, you should always seek advice from an HETAS approved installer, such as Something Different, to ensure that you have enough clearance from any combustible material and that your fireplace is correctly installed maintained and regularly checked.
4. Energy Efficiency
Media walls are a great option for homeowners, bringing design and character to any living space. They blend digital entertainment and fireplace elements into an elegant design, turning the space into a cozy, contemporary retreat. When choosing a fireplace for a media wall, it is important to take into consideration the different kinds of fires that are available. 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 media wall electric fires are planet-friendly and use LED lights to create a flame effect and a low output of heat. Some models have a flame effect only setting, meaning you don't have to pay for heat you don’t need.
If you're looking for something that's 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 typically built into the wall. They can be installed with one, two or three-sided designs so that you can create a unique look for your home.
If you're looking for an old-fashioned or contemporary media wall fire, Something Different has a selection of top-quality products from the most renowned brands including British Fires and Evonic. Pick from a wide range of styles and sizes that include unique features such as an effect that changes colour or a luxurious log bed finishes - and add the finishing details to your wall-mounted media project. Make sure that your new fireplace for your media wall is a perfect fit by ordering a sample before you decide to purchase. This will let you examine the fireplace's physical dimensions and ensure it is a good fit for your wall space.
5. Maintenance
Media walls are one of the most sought-after contemporary design trends and it's easy to understand why. They look beautiful, can be used as a heating solution as well as storage or the purpose of zoning. You can create the perfect appearance in your home with television, fireplace and shelves.
You can pick from a range of sizes, ranging between 60cm and 120cm and a variety of finishes. Electric fires come in various designs, including wall-mounted and hole-in-the-wall models. Hole-in-the-wall models sit within the frame of the wall and are ideal for those who don't have a chimney breast whereas wall-mounted fires are an excellent choice for those who already have a chimney breast since they can be recessed into it.
Contrary to gas fireplaces wall electric fires use forced heating by fans that pull cool air into the room and then passes it over the heating elements to produce heat. This heating method produces an improved and more even temperature throughout the entire room.
As a result of this wall fires with electric media are more secure to operate than traditional gas fires as they don't generate as much radiant heat. It is vital to keep in mind that they still produce heat and should be kept away substances that are flammable, such as curtains and rugs.
When you want a media wall installed, it is essential to choose a company who has experience with the installation of these kinds of walls. You can be assured that a HETAS approved company like Something Different will take all the necessary precautions to ensure you are safe and successful installation. This includes planning the layout of the wall, making sure there's adequate clearance from flammable objects and carrying out regular inspections.