How to Choose the Best Media Wall Fire
Electric media wall fires provide a warming heat output that helps to reduce the chill in the space. They can be used as a additional source of heat.
If you're considering the installation of a wall media, talk to a HETAS-approved installer like Something Different. They will make sure that all the necessary precautions are taken, such as keeping the distance from flammable objects. This will keep the new media wall safe for your family.
1. Flame Effect
The most effective media wall fires deliver stunning flame images, with innovative technology helping to make them look as close as possible to the real thing. A lot of models utilize LED lights to create a realistic appearance, giving the illusion of depth and motion. These lights are durable and produce a small amount of heat, which helps to prevent electronics from overheating. With a majority of models that allow you to alter the brightness, it's simple to adjust the mood to suit your mood - from a peaceful reading session to a lively evening of partying.
A high-quality media wall electric fire should be able to blend into any style of room, whether it's contemporary or traditional. A sleek media wall fire can transform your living space instantly, combining a contemporary design with a timeless atmosphere. Dimplex Ignite, for example is a fantastic electric fire that has a realistic log effect that complements sleek wooden furniture.
Electric media wall fires that are set (also called hole-in-the wall) like the Vision Futura 1500 or Evonic Halo provide a softer appearance and blend seamlessly into the wall. They can be set up with one three or two sides depending on your aesthetics and space requirements.
If you're looking for a more minimal design, recessed media wall fires with no protruding elements such as the Flamerite Glazer 900 are the best choice. Easy to install and with an elegant design they're a great match for contemporary televisions and furniture. They also have 'flame-effect-only settings to help cut down on energy consumption and prevent heating your home for no reason. There's even a variety of different colors available to select from, ensuring that you find the perfect fireplace for your home's style.
2. Heat Output
Media wall fires can provide warmth to any room and create an attractive focal feature. They don't provide the same amount of heat as a real gas or wood fire and should be used only as an alternative source of warmth on colder days.
For some homeowners, messing with logs and finding gas lines doesn't appeal to them, and that's why an electric media wall fire like the Evonic e1500 makes sense. The Evonic e1500 is a breeze to use. It just requires a switch or a push of a single button to start it up. Moreover certain models are jumping onto the smart home bandwagon and are integrated with platforms like Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. You can even control 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 smoother finish to your space. They don't protrude and are therefore more space-efficient than fireplaces that are full-sized or inserts.
Certain models allow you to alter the intensity of flames, heat settings, and even the color of the flame to create an even more customizable ambience. These features will aid in creating the perfect ambience for any occasion, from a relaxing evening reading session to a raucous party night. Furthermore, they can reduce your energy bills since you can adjust your heating without the need to physically approach your media wall fire.
3. Style
Media wall electric fireplaces are an excellent focal point to create and are becoming more sought-after. There are many choices available that include three different flame effects, as well as the choice of fuel beds.
Certain models, such as the Ezee Glow Celestial feature a stunning flame effect LED as well as several color palettes. This allows you to create a sleek and modern design while remaining cost-effective to run. Other features like timers, open-window detection and ambient lighting kits are also available.
You can even control your media wall remotely via voice control or your smart device if you choose an appropriate model. You can alter the lighting, flame effects and the heat output. You can also choose your favourite music and synchronise the lights to it for an immersive experience.
A media wall fireplace can be set up in any space, 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 adequate clearance from any combustible material and that your fireplace is properly installed, maintained and regularly inspected.
4. Energy Efficiency
Media walls are an excellent option for homeowners, bringing the look and character of any living space. They seamlessly integrate the latest technology in entertainment with fireplace elements transform any space into a cozy, contemporary retreat. It is important to take into consideration the various kinds of fires that are available when you choose a media wall fireplace. This will ensure you get the most price for your money and that the fire is safe and conforms to UK safety regulations.
The majority of wall electric fireplaces are green. They make use of LED lights to create the flame effect, and they produce low-temperature heat. Some have a 'flame effect only' option so that you don't have to pay for additional heating that you don't require.
If you're after something more authentic, gas media wall fire s provide the same heat output as traditional fireplaces and can be installed in a wide variety of scenarios. Most 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.
Whether you're looking for an elegant or traditional media wall fire, something Different offers 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 a colour changing flame effect or a deluxe log bed finishes - and add the finishing elements to your media wall project. Make sure that your new media wall fireplace is the perfect fit by ordering a test before you purchase. This will let you take measurements of the fireplace and ensure that it is suitable for the wall you have installed it on.
5. Maintenance
Media walls are among the most popular contemporary interior trends out there and it's not difficult to understand why. They are beautiful and attractive and can be used to heat up your home and also for storage or the purpose of zoning. You can create the perfect style for your home by incorporating television, fireplace and shelves.
You can choose from a range of sizes that range from 60cm to 120cm and a range of finishes. Electric fires can be found in a variety of styles, including wall-mounted fires 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 if you already have a chimney breast since they can be recessed into it.
Media wall electric fireplaces utilize fan-forced heating, which pulls in cool air and then passes it through heating elements to create heat. This heating method produces a more comfortable and even temperature throughout the room.
Because of this wall fires with electric media are safer to operate than traditional gas fires since they don't produce the same amount of radiant heat. It is vital to keep in mind that they do still generate heat and should be kept away flame-prone materials like rugs and curtains.
It is important to choose a company that has experience with this type of installation when having a mediawall installed. You can be assured that a HETAS approved company such as Something Different will take all the necessary precautions to ensure that you have a safe and successful installation. This involves planning the design of the wall, making sure there's adequate clearance from dangerous objects and completing regular inspections.