A media wall planned around your room
Layout considered first
We discuss your TV position, available wall space and preferred design before work begins.
Neat edges and finishes
Careful boarding and plastering help create clean lines around recesses, shelves and other features.
Trade roles agreed
We clarify where electrical fittings, lighting and specialist installations need separate trades.
Create a feature wall that works for your home
A well-planned media wall can give your living room a more organised focal point while making better use of available wall space. Whether you want a simple TV feature, recessed sections or space for shelving and an electric fireplace, the layout needs to work with the room rather than feel like an afterthought.
Established in 2003, Andy Charlton Plastering and Damp brings practical building and plastering experience to media wall projects in Washington. We consider the existing wall, room dimensions, intended layout and any changes needed before agreeing to the work. Our involvement can include preparation, plasterboarding and plastering to create a clean finish around the planned features.
Careful preparation for a clean media wall finish
The quality of a media wall depends on more than its appearance. The structure, cable routes, openings and surrounding surfaces all need consideration before the finishing work begins. We assess the existing wall and discuss the proposed design so we can plan any required preparation or alterations in the correct order.
Where the design involves sockets, lighting, TV connections or an electric fireplace, the relevant electrical work may need a separate qualified specialist. We clarify these responsibilities before work starts, helping avoid unfinished details or alterations after the plastering stage. Once the agreed preparation and plastering are complete, we check the finish and leave the surface ready for suitable drying and decoration.
Frequently asked questions
Can you create a media wall to suit my living room?
Yes. We can discuss the available wall space, TV position and features you want to include before assessing the work required. The final design and scope will depend on the existing wall and your preferred layout.
Can you include plastering as part of a media wall project?
Yes. Plasterboarding, preparation and plastering can be included in the agreed work, helping to create a neat finish around the media wall structure, openings and recesses.
Do you install the electrical fittings and lighting?
Electrical work may require a separate qualified specialist, depending on the design. We discuss the required sockets, lighting, TV connections and other services before work begins, so we can agree on responsibilities.