Project case study
A wide media wall with open side niches, a flush television recess and a long fire opening set into one continuous elevation.
Project overview
The side niches were treated as part of the same wall rather than separate shelving units, which keeps the full width feeling purposeful.
Specification
This schedule brings together the visible project features and the television and fireplace specification used for this demonstration. Project dates and locations remain omitted where they are not recorded.
Media Walls
Living room media wall
Flush recessed television with provision for a soundbar below
Samsung Q60C 75-inch QLED 4K Smart TV (QE75Q60CAUXXU)
Long linear electric fire built into the lower centreline
British Fires New Forest 1600 Black Edition electric fire
Open side niches
Full-width painted wall with matching open side niches
Construction
This type of wall depends on clean set-out, straight recess lines and enough depth to house the media and fire details without the finished elevation feeling bulky.
Coordination
Television position, soundbar allowance and fire supply need to be settled before the front face is fixed and finished.
Finished result
The wall gives the room a stronger focal point without relying on cluttered shelving or oversized trims.
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Next step
S6 Build can then point you to the relevant service page and explain whether the job sits mainly inside media walls, joinery, bathrooms or wider room preparation.
