Media Walls across Norfolk and Suffolk

Yes. The recess is formed to the clearances stated by the fire manufacturer, which vary between models, so we need to know which fire you are having before the framework is built. The electrical connection itself is carried out by a qualified electrician.

Yes. Cable routes are built into the framework before the boards go on, so power and HDMI runs come out where the equipment sits rather than trailing down the wall. It is worth telling us at the start what is being connected, because adding a route afterwards means opening the wall back up.

It depends on the depth needed for the fire and the television recess, and on whether the wall is also housing storage. We set the depth to the shallowest that works for your equipment, and we mark the projection on the floor before we build so there are no surprises about the room size.

We form the recess and fit the bracket fixings into solid framing so the weight is properly supported, which is the part that matters. Mounting your television and connecting your equipment can be done by us or left to you, whichever you prefer.

Yes, and most do. Cabinetry below or either side keeps consoles, boxes and controllers out of sight, and shelving can be built into the panelling. Because it is made rather than bought, the storage is sized to the room instead of the room being arranged around the storage.

That is a common starting point, and it is a good one, because a flat wall gives a clean run. Where a chimney breast is still in place we can either build around it or work with it. Removal of a chimney breast is structural work and is handled as such.

We can leave it prepared and ready for your decorator, or finish it ourselves in a colour you choose. Say which you would prefer when we quote so the price reflects it.

It has to move, and that is a plumbing job rather than a carpentry one. The usual answer is to relocate it to another wall before we start, and it is worth deciding that early because it changes where the furniture goes. We will tell you what is in the way when we look at the room.

Yes, and in a lot of rooms that is the better answer. An alcove build keeps the chimney breast as the feature and costs less than a full wall because there is less framework. The recess, the cable routes and the storage all work the same way.

Send the wall dimensions, the television size and the fire model if you have chosen one through the enquiry form, or call us. We come and measure and give you a quote free of charge.