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How to Choose the Best Media Wall Fire Electric media wall fireplaces provide warmth to help take the chill out of the room. They can also be used as an additional source of heat. If you are thinking about a media-wall installation, talk to a HETAS-approved installer like Something Different. They will ensure that all necessary precautions are taken, such as keeping clear space from items that ignite. This will help keep the new media wall for your family safe. 1. Flame Effect Innovative technology allows for a realistic flame picture in the best media wall fireplaces. LED lights are utilized in a variety of models to create an authentic experience, providing the illusion of depth and movement. These lights are also durable and use an extremely low amount of heat to avoid overheating and damaging electronics. With built in media wall with fireplace of models allowing you to alter the brightness, it's easy to alter the mood to suit your mood – from a relaxing reading session to a lively night out. A high-quality media wall electric fireplace should be able to integrate into any room, whether contemporary or traditional. A modern media wall fire with a sleek style can instantly transform your living space by creating a contemporary look with timeless ambience. Dimplex Ignite, for example is an excellent electric fire that has an authentic log effect that complements sleek 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 more subtle design that blends seamlessly into the wall. They typically feature a full frameless glass front and can be set up one-, two- or three-sided to suit your individual style and space requirements. If you're looking for a more minimal design, recessed media wall fires that do not have protruding parts like the Flamerite Glazer 900 are the ideal option. They're easy to set up and have a sleek appearance that makes them the perfect match for modern televisions and furniture. They also come with 'flame effect-only' settings to help minimise the use of energy and avoid heating your home unnecessarily. There's even a variety of different colors to select from, ensuring that you can find the perfect fireplace for your home's style. 2. Heat Output Media wall fires add a sense of warmth to rooms and can be an impressive focal point. They don't generate the same amount of heat as a traditional gas or wood fire and should only be used as a secondary source of heat on colder days. For some homeowners, tinkering 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 is a good choice. The Evonic e1500 is simple to use. It only requires the use of a switch or the push of a single button to switch it on. Some models are also integrated with platforms such as Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. You can also control the devices with your voice. Recessed and inserted 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 also don't protrude from the wall, making them a better space-efficient alternative to full-sized fireplaces or inserts. Some models allow you to alter the intensity of the flame, the temperature settings, and even flame colors to create a more personalised atmosphere. These features will aid in creating the perfect ambience for any occasion, from a relaxing evening reading session to a lively party night. Moreover, they can reduce energy consumption as you can adjust your heating without having to physically walk up to the fire on your wall. 3. Style A media wall electric fire is a fantastic option to create a stunning focal point, and there's no doubt that they are increasingly popular. There are many options available with three different flame effects and the choice of fuel beds. Some models, such as the Ezee Glow Celestial, feature an amazing LED flame effect and a variety of colour palettes. This makes it easy to create a contemporary and modern appearance while remaining cost-effective to run. 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 choose an option that is compatible, you will be able to control your media wall remotely using voice control or using a smart device. This lets you adjust the output of heat as well as the lighting and flame effects and choose your favorite music and synchronize it with the lights to provide a truly immersive experience. A media wall fireplace can be installed in any area, allowing you to make the most of it. You should seek guidance of an HETAS-approved installer, such as Something Different, in order to ensure there are sufficient clearances between combustible material and your fireplace. 4. Energy Efficiency Media walls can add personality and style to a living room. They seamlessly integrate the latest technology in entertainment with fireplace elements, transforming any room into an elegant, cozy space. But, it's crucial to think about the various kinds of fires that are available when you choose a media wall fire. This will ensure that you get the most value for your money and that the fire is safe to use and adheres to UK safety regulations. The majority of media wall electric fires are green with LED lights to create a flame effect and a lower heat output. Some models have a flame effect only setting, which means you don't have to pay for heating you don’t need. Gas media wall fireplaces are a great option for those who prefer something that is more authentic. They can be set up in many different situations and offer a similar output of heat to traditional fireplaces. They are often installed in the walls and come in one three or two-sided designs. If you're looking for traditional or contemporary media wall fire, Something Different offers a wide range of high-quality products by leading brands like British Fires and Evonic. Pick from a variety of styles and sizes and styles, including some with unique features like a colour-changing flame effect or deluxe Log Bed finish. Add the finishing touches to any media wall. Make sure the new fireplace you choose for your media wall is the perfect match by ordering a test before you decide to purchase. This will give you the chance to physically measure the fireplace and ensure it's a good fit for your wall installation. 5. Maintenance Media walls are one of the most popular modern design trends and it's easy to see why. They look beautiful, can be utilized as a heating option and also for storage, or zoned. You can create the perfect style for your home by incorporating a TV, fireplace and shelves. You can choose from a range of sizes, ranging from 60cm to 120cm and a variety of finishes. Electric fires are available in a variety of designs, including wall-mounted and hole-in-the-wall models. Hole-in the-wall models are built into the frame of walls and are ideal for those who don't have a fireplace. Wall mounted fires can be recessed into fireplaces. Media wall electric fireplaces utilize fan-forced heating, which pulls in cool air and then passes it through heat elements to generate heat. This method of heating produces an improved and more even temperature throughout the entire room. In light of this the fact that electric media wall fireplaces are more secure to operate than traditional gas fireplaces because they don't produce as much radiant heat. However, it is important to keep in mind that they still generate heat so should be kept away from things that are flammable, such as rugs and curtains. When having a media wall installed it is important to choose a firm with experience in this kind of installation. You can be confident 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 involves planning the layout of the wall, ensuring there is adequate clearance from flammable objects and carrying out regular inspections.