Screen colours are approximate, so we recommend a colour sample before ordering.

About the Denver 1800 Media Wall

A complete media wall that you can have in place without a joiner, plasterer or decorator. It comes in three parts: a solid base unit, a widescreen 1800mm three-sided electric fire, and a TV unit made for screens from 55" to 75".

The fire gives a realistic flicker flame with over 1,000 colour combinations for the flames, fuel bed and down-lights, and you can swap between logs, coals, clear crystals and white stones. It has two heat settings up to 2kW with a digital thermostat, a 7-day timer, four brightness settings and a display-only mode, and works by remote control, by hand or from an app.

Fitting is simple: the base stands against the wall, the fire sits on top, and the TV unit fixes to the wall above it. There is an opening at the back of the TV recess so your TV bracket goes straight onto the wall and the cables run down behind. A soundbar, Sky box or games console can sit below the TV or behind it.

Available in any of our smooth painted finishes at no extra cost, or in Egger board for £250 more: a textured board with a stone, concrete or fabric look (Beige Textile, Chicago Grey, Candela and Cupria Slate). We recommend a colour sample before ordering Egger board. Every size can be made to measure, apart from the fire, for £190.

Standard dimensions

Every suite can be made to your width, height and depth.

A widthB heightC recess widthD recess height F top depthN base depthThe fire is a fixed size

For TVs from 55 inches to 75 inches. The fire is 1800mm wide and stays the same size.

Denver 1800 Media Wall

£2,895

Including Delivery & Fitting brackets

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Enter your sizes

Overall size

AWidth End to end of the wall unit

BHeight Floor to the top

TV recess

CRecess width Inside width of the TV recess

DRecess height Inside height of the TV recess

Depth

FTop depth Wall to the front of the TV unit

NBase depth Wall to the front of the base

The fire stays the same size (1800mm wide), and so do the base height and the cable hole behind the TV.

Would you like us to check your measurements before you order? Send them to us here

A · widthB · heightF · depth

LW is worked out for you from E and C: (E − C) ÷ 2.

We'll phone you to check every size before we make your media wall.

Your Denver 1800 Media Wall

Total£2,895

Including VAT and free delivery

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Fitting guide

Easy to fit: up in about an hour

Your media wall arrives pre-built in four main pieces, so there's no cutting, plastering or building work. Two people with a few everyday tools can usually have it up in about an hour. Here's exactly how it goes together.

About 1 hourto fit
2 peopleto lift the pieces
4 pre-built piecesno building work
Plug in and gono chimney or flue

What's included, tools you'll need and 6 illustrated steps

What's in the delivery

1TV unit, with the hanging batten fixed along its top
2Base section
3Left side cheek
4Right side cheek
5Wall batten, screwed to the back of the TV unit for safe keeping

When you buy your fire from us

6Electric fire
7Measuring block, cut to suit your fire, to set the height of the wall batten

Not included when using your own fire

Before you start

Make sure there's a plug socket nearby for the fire and your TV.
Take off any skirting board or dado rail where the wall will stand, so it sits flat against the wall.
Check the floor is level, so your media wall stands straight.
Check for hidden pipes and cables before you drill.

What you'll need

A helper
Spirit level
Tape measure and pencil
Drill and screwdriver
Wall plugs and screws to suit your wall*
A TV wall bracket for your TV*

*Not supplied. Every wall is different, so choose fixings made for yours, for example plasterboard or brick. Ask in any DIY store if you're not sure.

Six simple steps

Step 1

Place the base

Stand the base section where you want your media wall, pushed right back so it's flush against the wall. Use a spirit level to check it's level.
Step 2

Add your fire

Sit your electric fire on the base. Keep its cable free and undamaged so it can reach the socket once everything is in place.
Step 3

Fix the wall batten

Unscrew the wall batten from the back of the TV unit (it's about 1500mm long). It needs to go on the wall at just the right height for the TV unit to hang on it while resting on the fire.

With a fire from Fires and Surrounds

Stand the measuring block on top of the fire and rest the wall batten on top of it. That's exactly the right height, with no measuring. Check it's level, screw the batten to the wall, then lift the block away.
Measuring block not included when using your own fire

Using your own fire

On the TV unit, measure from its bottom edge to its hanging batten. Mark that height on the wall above the top of your fire, then screw the batten on, level.
Step 4

Hang the TV unit

With your helper, lift the TV unit and lower it so the batten along its top hooks over the wall batten. Its weight is shared between the wall batten and the top of the fire.
Step 5

Fit the side cheeks

Once the TV unit is hung, slide the left and right side cheeks into place either side of the fire. They simply slide in, with no screws needed.
Step 6

Put up your TV

Fit a TV wall bracket in the opening at the back of the TV unit. Screw the bracket into the wall itself, never into the TV unit. The back of the unit is recessed, so cables run neatly out of sight.

Good to know

The pieces are heavy, so always lift with at least two people.
The TV must be held by a bracket fixed to the wall, not to the TV unit.
Wall plugs and screws aren't included, because the right ones depend on your wall.
This is a guide. If you're unsure about your wall or the electrics, ask a professional.