What a well-chosen panoramic fire adds
A focal point with proportion
Fire width and surround design are matched to the room instead of guessed from photos.
Styles you can compare properly
Seeing working examples helps you judge flame effect, controls and visual weight.
Planned for access later
Recesses and finishes still allow sensible access for servicing and maintenance.
Choose the fire by how it looks and lives
Panoramic electric fires have presence, but not every model suits every room. Fire width, flame display, the look of the fuel bed and the proportions of the surround all change the result. Some customers want a sleek centrepiece below a television. Others want a hearth-led design that feels more traditional, or a marble-style finish that gives the wall extra weight and contrast. In the showroom, you can compare examples such as Solus Fireplace, Ereflex Fireplace and Onyx Avanti Fireplace side by side. That makes it far easier to judge appearance, dimensions and controls before the design is fixed with Deluxe Media Walls & Design Ltd.
The neat look comes from the hidden planning
Once the style is headed in the right direction, the technical decisions follow. Recess dimensions, installation height, electrical provision, clearances and future maintenance access all need to work around the chosen appliance. If a television is involved, we also plan the visual balance between the fire, screen and wall space, so one feature does not bully the other. Projects through Deluxe Media Walls & Design Ltd are built around those real measurements, which is how a fireplace ends up looking like it belongs there rather than like a nice idea forced into the wrong opening.
Frequently asked questions
Which panoramic fire models can I compare?
The confirmed examples include Solus Fireplace, Ereflex Fireplace and Onyx Avanti Fireplace. Comparing them in person helps with appearance, dimensions, flame display and control options, which is much harder to judge from a product image alone.
Can a panoramic electric fire be part of a media wall?
Yes, provided the layout is planned properly from the start. We check the relationship between the fire, television, recess sizes, clearances and the surrounding finish so the final wall looks balanced and remains practical for access and future maintenance.
What measurements matter before I choose a fire?
The main ones are the available wall or opening width, the desired installation height and any surrounding features that affect the final proportions. If the fire is sitting with a television, we also need to consider spacing, visual balance and electrical planning.