Do you want to create a more feature-rich home entertainment system? Would you like a clean, neat, and tidy cable-free solution? Then, media TV wall panels and floating TV walls may be the answer for you.
TV Panels offer a more decorative approach to mounting your TV on the wall, making a statement and serving as a feature piece, if you like. TV Wall Panels generally consist of a raised platform that steps away from the wall, allowing decorative panels to be attached. The TV is then mounted onto the decorative panel along with any sound bars, cabinets or floating shelves. Cables can be hidden in the cavity behind the decorative panel for a clean, simple installation. This saves the need for cutting channels into the wall and replastering to conceal the cables.
The finish options are endless and limited only by the imagination. They can generally be clad with any type of flooring that will adhere, including natural woods and high-gloss laminates. Feature lighting can also be installed, and we always think it looks great paired with a set of RF remote controls and plain white LEDs. The Lights we use allow you to change and set the light temperature from cold to warm, matching your décor. In today’s post, we’re going to look back at some previous custom jobs we’ve done, exploring some great ways to add a touch of class to a wall-mounted TV.
There are a vast number of TV wall mounts available on the market. In principle, you could attach any type of TV wall mount to a floating TV panel, provided the panel is securely fixed to the wall. Some of the more common solutions we are asked for include the low-profile flat wall mount, along with articulated swing-out mounts that allow for easy movement of the TV.
In the job above, we used a Future Automation PSE90 motorised TV wall mount. This allows you to swing the TV out up to 90 degrees with the press of a button. This is particularly useful when you have a dual-purpose kitchen-diner setup. You would like to be able to move the screen so you can view it from both locations. In this particular job, we recessed the motorised bracket into the floating TV panel. This meant the TV was fixed to the wall behind rather than on the panel. This was done so that the main wall would take the weight of the heavy mount and TV. It also meant that the TV didn’t stand too proud when returned to the wall.
3D wall panels can be installed behind the floating TV wall panel, creating exciting decorative lighting effects. Alternatively, they can be used to clad the floating wall itself. They are a little like large 3D tiles that, when installed correctly, create a seamless 3D pattern across the surface. Available in a variety of different styles, they work well with backlighting. In addition, they can be painted in any colour if required.
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In the job above, we used the Beach Wave 3D wall panels across the entire width of the room. This created a seamless 3D effect, which we then painted in matte white. The floating TV panel, clad in grey oak laminate, was installed to stand proud over the 3D wall. The customer also liked the idea of having a solid oak slab floating shelf. We mounted one below the TV, and additional support was provided behind the wall to accommodate this. The TV was mounted to the floating wall using an ultra-low profile flat TV wall mount. The edges of the panel were finished with aluminium trims. Finally, we ran LED lighting around the entire perimeter of the wall, backlighting the 3D wall panels and creating decorative lighting effects.
AV Installs Ltd provides a comprehensive service for floating TV wall panels and media walls, tailoring our services and finishes to suit customers’ needs and aspirations. If you’re interested in exploring the range or would like to learn more about getting a TV wall, please reach out to us today.
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