Television, sized to the screen
The recess is cut to the exact screen you have chosen rather than a standard opening, so the television sits flush with the face of the wall instead of hanging off it.
Media walls, made locally and installed on site.
Made here in the North East, then installed and scribed to your chimney breast, floor and ceiling,
with the fire and television set into it, the cables run out of sight and the lighting wired in.
Made to look like it was always there.
A media wall is the first thing anyone sees when they walk into your living room, so it has to look like it was always there. Most of what gets sold as a media wall is a flat pack unit built in a factory to standard sizes, delivered in panels and pushed against your wall. It works, until you notice the gap down one side where the chimney breast runs out of true.
We do it the other way round. Every media wall is made locally here in the North East, then installed and scribed to the walls, skirting and ceiling line as they actually are. Old houses are rarely square and floors are rarely level, so the final install is worked to the room rather than covered with filler.
All cables and wires are cleverly hidden, along with integration of Sky boxes, game consoles, soundbars and more. Each wall is made to your living room space and finished in a variety of ways, including plastered, pre-finished or painted.
What we build into it
Everything is worked out before we start, because a media wall is far easier to design around your kit than to adjust once it is up.
Fire, built in properly
Landscape, inset or hole in the wall. We build the opening to the model and leave the ventilation the manufacturer asks for, so it works as it should and is safe to run.
Cables run out of sight
Power, aerial, HDMI and soundbar feeds are chased in and run inside the wall before it closes up. No trunking, no loop of cable hanging behind the screen.
Lighting wired in
Warm strip lighting to the recesses and shelving, on its own switch or dimmer, wired in by our NICEIC registered electrician and certified.
Storage underneath
Push to open drawers or doors below for consoles, controllers and the things that normally end up on the floor. Ventilated where kit needs air around it.
Finished into the room
Either painted in to match your walls or finished in various materials such as oak, acoustic panels and more. It reads as part of the house, not a piece of furniture pushed against it.
One team, one point of contact
A media wall is rarely just joinery. There is usually an electrician involved, sometimes a plasterer, and almost always a decorator at the end. We project manage the full job and bring the same people we work with every week, so you have one point of contact throughout.
What that means for you
- Our own team on site, never an outside crew
- The same faces from the first day to the last
- NICEIC registered electrician, work certified
- Plastering and making good handled
- Free design visit and a fixed written quote
- Dates agreed before we start, and kept
- A wide range of finishes available
- Rubbish taken away and the room left clean
How a media wall job runs
No showroom appointment and no pressure selling. We come to the room, because that is where the job is.
1
Design visit
We come to you, measure the wall, and talk through the fire, the screen size, how much storage you want and how you use the room. Free, with no obligation at the end of it.
2
Design and quote
You get the layout, the finish options and a written price covering the build, the electrics and the making good. No moving numbers later.
3
Build on site
Two to four days in the room. Frame, first fix electrics, boards, recesses cut to your fire and screen, storage installed, then filled and sanded ready for decoration.
4
Finish and hand over
Painted in or finished in your chosen material, fire and television installed, lighting tested, certificates issued for the electrical work, rubbish taken away and the room left clean.
Previous media wall projects
Every photograph here is a wall we have built in a North East home. No brochure shots and no showroom sets. Click any photo to open it full size.
What people say afterwards
Rated 5.0 on Google, with every review answered personally.
We used Matt to install a kitchen we purchased from InHouse. Matt is an absolute perfectionist. The quality of his work is outstanding and his attention to detail is to be admired. The ability he has to make complex carpentry adjustments to ensure a perfect fit is amazing. He was joined by Cameron who worked equally as hard.
Chris E.County Durham
We have renovated more than thirty houses over the years and Matt is the best joiner we have used. Found rotten floorboards under the old units and sorted it without any fuss or any argument about the price.
JenHoughton le Spring
Started when he said he would and finished when he said he would. He project managed the plasterer, the sparky and the decorator so we did not have to chase anybody.
Media wall, DurhamVerified customer
Where we build media walls
Based in County Durham and working right across the North East. If your town is not listed, ring us anyway.
Media wall questions we get asked
If yours is not here, ring us and ask. We would rather tell you straight than have you find out halfway through the job.
How much does a media wall cost?
Most of the media walls we build land between two and six thousand pounds, depending on the width of the wall, whether a fire is going in, how much storage you want underneath and the finish you choose. Slatted and painted finishes sit at different points. You get one written price covering the build, the electrics and the making good, and it does not move once you have signed it off.
Do you build the media wall on site or deliver it?
Our media walls are made locally here in the North East, then installed and scribed in your room. Your chimney breast may not be square, your floor may not be level and your ceiling line may not be true, so the final install is worked to what is actually there.
Can you install the fire and the television as well?
Yes. We size the recess to the fire and the screen you have chosen, run the power and the aerial or HDMI feeds inside the wall so nothing is on show, and leave the correct ventilation around the fire. Our electrician is NICEIC registered and the electrical work is certified.
How long does it take to build?
A typical media wall takes two to four days on site, plus decorating time if we are painting it in. We agree the dates with you before we start, and you will not be left with a half built wall over a weekend.
Do I need to decide on the fire before you start?
It helps a great deal. The fire and the television set the dimensions of the recesses, so knowing the models before we build means everything is cut to the exact opening rather than adjusted afterwards. If you have not chosen yet we can talk you through what works in the space.
Which areas do you cover for media walls?
We are based in County Durham and build media walls right across the North East, including Durham, Houghton le Spring, Chester le Street, Seaham, Peterlee, Washington, Sunderland, Newcastle, Gateshead and Northumberland.
Book a free design visit
Send us a photo of the wall as it is now and a rough idea of what you want, and we will come out, measure up and put a proper written price together. No showroom, no deposit to talk to us.