DIY Entertainment Center Wall (Electric Fireplace, Wall Mounted TV, Faux Concrete Wall, etc)
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- Опубликовано: 31 янв 2023
- Learn how to build a DIY Entertainment Center Wall complete with Electric Fireplace, Wall mounted TV, and a faux concrete wall coating. This DIY video will show you every step of the entertainment center wall construction process from start to finish.
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To Build a DIY Entertainment Center Wall, you will want to follow these general steps:
1. Plan out your Entertainment Center Layout
2. Order Materials (Electric Fire Place, Wall Mount TV Hardware, etc.)
3. Prepare the Room for Construction (remove drywall, baseboards, wire additional outlets, etc.)
4. Install mounting frame for Electric fire place
5. Install blocking for wall mounted TV.
6. Apply Faux Concrete Wall Coating (if desired)
7. Install Electric Fire Place
8. Hang TV
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Liked this! The integration of the wall-mounted TV, electric fireplace, and faux concrete wall creates a sleek and sophisticated look.
Doesn’t even look like the same room!! Love the fireplace!
It came a long way!
one of the best home DIYer channels. Thank you for the help with your videos.
I appreciate it 🙏👍
Watching the video, I was inspired by the creative design choices for the entertainment center. The combination of the electric fireplace and the faux concrete wall not only looked modern but also seemed doable for someone like me who enjoys a good DIY project.
When pouring out of a five gallon bucket, spin the buck around so the pour spout is at the top (not the bottom). With the pour spout at the top, it allows air to flow in as you pour out, so you get a nice smooth pour (even with thick products like waterproofing membrane). Keep up the good work, I really enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for taking the time to document your basement renovation, it is very much appreciated.
That looks excellent. You make it seem so easy, which I know is not always true.
Thanks Greg! And you’re right! It always looks easier on camera haha
Did something similar in my basement
Thanks for sharing
Good stuff 👍 thanks for watching!
No issues, no complains , LOVE IT , mantle on the way ……Choose mantle size before hand and build to suite your needs ( must know mantle length and width to start)
Fabulous!
Thanks! Appreciate you watching!
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Your work is amazeballs! Thanks for sharing!
Haha thanks! I appreciate it!
Nice!
Thanks!!
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Appreciate it!
What a fantastic transformation Andrew. Love your 'fashion statement' too :). Yeah, it was a waste of paper to cover that old floor, but good habits are hard to learn and overlook so quickly. Great job. Does the fireplace provide any heat?
Appreciate it Patrick! And fashion is a highly underrated aspect of DIY lol. It does provide heat - a lot of it actually. The basement ends up being the warmest part of the house when the fireplace is turned on. Thanks for watching!!
Just watched some of your basement videos, way cool and super informative! Any chance you’ll cover how to “soundproof” and install a full on home theater setup? I’ve been trying to learn how to convert a partial basement into a sick home theater space with Atmos and all. Also, any chance you’ll ever build some “hidden/Murphy doors” for less?
Thanks and. Great videos!
I appreciate it! I have no plans for a soundproofing video as of now... but maybe in the future. Thanks for watching!
When’s you put the trimming. Lol
lol a scratch cost nice. Should have just put hardy board and done stone.
1. Could have changed the wall to a normal depth wall 2. put a box for power and low voltage (internet) behind the tv inside the blocking. not through the wall by drilling a hole to pass the cable through. That one was rough to watch.
I hear you, Kurt. Definitely a few ways to do it. Thanks for watching!