Let the screen take its place.
Explore a clean-lined layout around your TV, with planned cable routes and the finish you have in mind. Think about the wall’s depth and its effect on the room.
Media walls · Cardiff & South Wales
A place for
everything.
Your screen, storage and favourite details, brought together. Discuss a media wall shaped around your living room with Neart Construction.
Discuss your media wall ↗YOUR SCREEN. YOUR STORAGE. YOUR SPACE.
MAKE YOUR LIVING ROOM YOUR OWN
INTERIOR DESIGN INSPIRATION
INTERIOR DESIGN INSPIRATION
More than a place for the TV
A focal point.
A practical space.
A media wall can bring a screen, shelving and storage into one considered layout. Start with how you use the room: what you watch, where you sit and what you want close to hand.
Neart Construction offers media wall services across Cardiff and South Wales. Share your room photographs, approximate dimensions and ideas with Greg so we can discuss the proposed work and information needed for a quote.
Tell us about your room ↗Explore the possibilities
A layout that belongs
in your home.
These are starting points for a conversation, rather than fixed packages. The room, equipment and finish guide the design.
Plan around the way you watch
The details that
make it work.
Bring the room and your equipment into the conversation before settling on the finished look.
Start with your viewing position.
Share the actual TV dimensions, bracket details and where you sit. Consider the position of the screen, reflections and how the proposed wall relates to doors and furniture.
Hide the clutter. Keep access.
List your soundbar, consoles and other devices. Discuss cable routes, sockets, controls, ventilation requirements and how connections can be reached after installation.
Give each item a place.
Think about what cupboards and shelves need to hold. Share dimensions for equipment and display pieces, and consider how doors and drawers will open within the room.
Bring the look together.
Share colour and material references, alongside any lighting ideas. Agree which decoration and electrical work is included and who supplies the products.
Thinking about an electric fire?
Choose the product.
Then plan around it.
A fire opening shouldn’t be designed from a photograph alone. Share the exact model and installation instructions before the layout is finalised.
Discuss the manufacturer’s requirements, surrounding materials, service access and electrical arrangements as part of the proposed work. The layout needs to accommodate the chosen product, rather than assuming any fire will fit.
Confirm who supplies and installs the fire, what is included in the quote and any specialist work needed.
People behind your project
From room ideas
to fitting details.
Greg handles enquiries and quoting, Ben manages the project, and Jos coordinates the team. Discuss how choices, updates and changes will be handled.
Share the room
Send photographs, approximate dimensions, your postcode and a few design references.
Define the layout
Discuss the screen, equipment, storage and any proposed lighting or fire.
Agree the scope
Clarify materials, preparation, supply responsibilities and finishing work for the quote.
Coordinate the work
Consider fitting, related electrical work and decorating requirements together.
Understanding the quote
What shapes
the cost?
The width of the wall is only part of the picture. Layout, storage, materials and related work define the scope.
Discuss your ideas ↗Size & existing wall
The proposed dimensions, existing condition and preparation affect the work involved.
Shelving & cabinetry
Open shelves, cupboards, drawers and fitted details change the specification.
Equipment & electrical work
TV mounting, sockets, lighting and any fire installation need clear supply and fitting arrangements.
Materials & finishing
Surface treatments, colour choices and decorating should be discussed when defining what is included.
For a useful first conversation
Send room photographs, approximate wall dimensions, TV and device details, your budget range and preferred dates. Include any fire model or design references you’re considering.
Your questions
Before we build.
Can the media wall fit my existing TV?
Share the TV model, dimensions and bracket information. Discuss its position and fitting requirements before the layout is defined, including any plans to change the screen later.
Can cables and devices be kept out of sight?
Discuss cable routes and storage for each device alongside access to connections and controls. Any ventilation requirements for your equipment need to be considered before enclosed spaces are agreed.
Can you include shelving and cupboards?
Tell us what you want to store or display. Dimensions, door openings and the finish help define the proposed fitted storage.
Can I include an electric fire?
Share the exact product and installation instructions. Suitability, installation requirements, electrical arrangements and who supplies and fits the fire need to be discussed as part of the scope.
Can the design include lighting?
Tell us about your lighting ideas and any products you have chosen. Discuss the related electrical work, controls and access requirements with the team before the design is agreed.
How much room will the media wall take up?
Depth depends on the proposed construction, storage and equipment. Consider the remaining floor space, furniture and routes through the room when discussing the layout.
Is decorating included?
Confirm this in the quoting conversation. Discuss surface preparation, materials, colour choices and which finishing work is included or arranged separately.
How long will installation take?
The programme depends on the size, materials, preparation and related work. Share your preferred dates so the work and supply arrangements can be discussed together.
Where do you work?
We cover Cardiff, Penarth, Barry, Dinas Powys, Caerphilly, Newport, Cwmbran, Blackwood, Pontypridd, Llantrisant, Cowbridge and Bridgend. Share your postcode when you get in touch.
Part of a wider renovation?
Consider the
whole room.
Discuss related building and decorating work alongside your media wall so the scope and sequence can be considered together.
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