Diy tv wall

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This tutorial shows how I quickly and easily framed the wall and installed the electric fireplace for my fireplace built-in!

Transform a TV wall into a beautiful picture wall in 5 easy steps. Detailed planning guide with lots of great gallery wall design and DIY tips!

We went from no fireplace, to this!! Keep reading so I can show you how we did it and what we used! Materials: (amounts will vary depending on how big your wall is and how big you want your fireplace wall to be) 1. Shiplap – we used this from Home Depot, it’s affordable!2. 1×6 (used for bottom trim)3. 2×4’s (used for framing)4. 1×4 (used for top trim)5. 1×8’s (used for studs and mantel)6. Lattice trim (used for corner trim)7. Fireplace Insert (we used this one from amazon)8. Caulk and paint…

Hi all, took a lot of inspiration from this forum while planning a little diy project for a recessed tv. Just thought I'd share my progress so far. So...

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You only need a few inches to fit an electric firplace, which is great news! If you are adding an accent wall to a smaller space. This is built directly off the wall using 2x4's, plywood, and shiplap. I have laid out exactly how I built one for my recessed electric firplace. #shiplapwall #shiplap #diyshiplap #accentwall #fireplace #homeimprovement #diyhomedecor #diy #decor #electricfireplace

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Decorating our TV and media walls is always a struggle. These Beautiful and Creative Ways to Decorate Your TV Wall will seriously inspire your creativity!

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Today, I’ll be showing you how to build a TV frame with just a few simple steps. After adding the new media console, I thought the TV needed a little sprucing up. I love those super chic frame TVs that look like wall art. However, they’re expensive and we really don’t need another TV, and the frames alone cost almost $500! Nope. I ended up building a custom frame for our existing TV for less than $50. This project is so cheap and easy that you’ll want to frame all your TVs. (This pos…