Media Wall Electric Fires

A media wall electric fire is designed to be built into a feature wall, usually with a TV mounted above or near the fire. It creates a clean focal point by combining the fireplace, TV and wall design into one finished installation.

No. Lumo media wall electric fires are fully electric and do not require a chimney, flue or gas supply. They are designed for modern electric installations in prepared walls, recesses and feature wall builds.

Yes, many Lumo electric fires are suitable for media wall installations with a TV above. The correct setup depends on the fire model, heat outlet position, wall construction, clearances and TV manufacturer guidance. Always check the installation guide before building the wall.

For smaller rooms and TVs up to around 55", choose a 42" to 50" fire. For standard living rooms and TVs from around 55" to 75", choose a 60" to 71" fire. For larger feature walls, open-plan spaces and TVs up to around 100", choose an 88" to 100" model where available.

Slimline media wall fires are designed for shallower walls, chimney breast builds and spaces where depth is limited. Full-depth media wall fires have a deeper chamber and create a more immersive fireplace effect where the wall has enough depth.

Choose Cozy for a slimline Black Series media wall fire, Ultra for a full-depth premium media wall fire, and Odyssey for a panoramic front-facing, corner or three-sided installation. Comfort, Vision, Aura and Loft can also work depending on the room, wall depth and installation style.

The flame effect on an electric fire is generally economical to run and can usually be used without the heater. The heater uses more electricity when switched on, similar to other electric heating appliances, but customers can use the flame-only mode for atmosphere throughout the year.

Yes. Most Lumo media wall electric fires allow the flame effect to be used without the heater. This means you can enjoy the look and atmosphere of the fire even when extra heat is not needed.

Media wall electric fires need careful planning because the wall opening, depth, electrical supply, clearances and TV position must be correct. However, they are generally simpler than gas or solid-fuel fireplaces because they do not need a chimney, flue or gas connection.

Yes. Many customers use a media wall electric fire to upgrade an existing chimney breast or create a new chimney breast-style feature. Slimline models are often useful where depth is limited, while full-depth models suit larger feature wall builds.