Media walls

The Bidston

from £5,900 Built in two days

Everything the Parkgate has, and then a wing. The main run carries the fire and the screen, and the joinery turns the corner into either a lit bookcase or a home bar section with a counter. Finishes open up here: stone slab, microcement and veneers that the standard walls do not carry.

Built in one to two days. Priced before we start.

A media wall faced in veined stone with a linear fire, a recessed screen and a lit display wing
Stone faced, with a bookcase wing off the main run.

What you get

What the Bidston is.

The whole elevation and then some. This is the wall for the room you are not planning to change again.

Wall width
5.0m and beyond, drawn to your room
Wing
Bookcase or home bar with a counter
Screen size
Up to 85 inch, or larger by arrangement
Fire
Inset, or three sided where the layout allows
Finishes
Stone slab, microcement, veneer, painted
Build time
Two days on site, sometimes three

Included

  • Survey, measurements and a drawing before anything is made
  • Everything specified in the Parkgate
  • A bookcase or home bar wing returning off the main run
  • Bespoke finish of your choosing
  • Three sided fire where the room layout supports it
  • Dimmable scene lighting throughout
  • Cabling routed inside the wall, with an access panel
  • Making good and taking the waste away

Not included

  • The television, soundbar and their brackets
  • Electrical work, which is booked in with an electrician
  • Plumbing, if the bar is to have a sink

A three sided fire is the one option that has to be decided by the room rather than by preference. It is only worth doing where the wall genuinely returns and you will see the fire from more than one direction, which usually means an open plan space or a peninsula rather than a chimney breast.

The wing is what people remember. A bookcase return gives the wall depth and stops the whole elevation reading as one flat plane, and a bar section does the same job while being useful. Either way it is drawn first, because a wing in the wrong place makes a room feel smaller rather than richer.

Good questions

Questions people ask.

Can I have a sink in the bar section?

Where there is water and a waste within reach, yes, but the plumbing is a separate trade and a separate cost. Most bar wings we build are dry: a counter, a shelf for glasses and lighting.

Where does a three sided fire actually work?

Where the wall returns and you see the fire from two or three sides, so open plan rooms and peninsulas. Set into a flat chimney breast it costs more and looks the same as an inset, so we will talk you out of it.

What is microcement like to live with?

It is a hard mineral finish, seamless, and it takes a knock better than paint. It cannot be touched up invisibly in the way paint can, so it suits a wall you want to leave alone rather than one behind a busy doorway.

Is there a limit on how big it can be?

Practically, the limit is what fits through the door in sections and what can be scribed to a wall that is not straight. We work that out at the drawing stage and tell you if a design is going to cause trouble on the day.

How far ahead do I need to book this one?

Longer than the others, because the finishes are ordered in and the joinery takes longer in the workshop. We give you a real date at the point of ordering rather than an optimistic one.

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Get a price today.

Send a photo of the wall and a rough width. That is enough for a starting price without anybody coming out.

    Where you will find us

    We are Wirral based and the joinery is made in the workshop, so there is no showroom to walk into. This is the area we fit in.

    • Monday to Friday, 8 to 6
    • Saturday, 9 to 2
    • Sunday, closed

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