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Media walls · Aberdeen

Bespoke media walls, Aberdeen


We build media walls for homes right across Aberdeen and the Shire, and being a fair drive north of us makes no difference to the job. Every wall is made by hand at our workshop in Linwood, then brought up to you finished. When we come out to plan it, the boards and panel samples come with us so you can hold them against your own wall before you settle on anything. Our own lads do the fitting and all the wiring.

A light grey concrete media wall on grey slats with a matching floating cabinet and long crystal-bed electric fire — the kind of bespoke wall MPS Media Walls builds for homes across Aberdeen.
Made to measure for Aberdeen homes
£2,400

Where our packages start, all in and fitted

40+

Egger board colours on our sample rack

100

Backpanel takes a telly up to 100 inch

All Scotland

Made in Linwood, fitted wherever you are

Beige TV panel on charcoal slat wall with blue LED, mounted TV, cream floating cabinet and black electric fire.
Built for north-east homes

We measure it, build it, then fit it


Granite City homes come in all shapes, and a shop-bought unit rarely sits right in any of them. We measure your room and build to those measurements. The fire, the panels, the lighting, the sockets and the trades are all wrapped into the one price.

  • Three metres of acoustic panelling, wide slat or thin
  • Backpanel built for a TV up to 100 inch, LED behind it
  • Over 40 Egger boards, grain matched where the decor has a grain
  • Sockets kept out of sight, plus one behind the telly
  • Our own sparky and TV lad, fibre shifted as well
  • Room for display cabinets if you want them, 300mm to 1800mm, one side or both
Across Aberdeen & the Shire

Out and about across Aberdeen & the Shire


We're up in the north-east regularly, covering the city and the towns round about it, from Westhill and Cults over to Stonehaven, Inverurie and Ellon. The mileage doesn't change how we work. We come to you with the samples, plan the wall properly, then come back to fit it with our own team.

Aberdeen is the Granite City, and the granite matters to the job. The Victorian and Edwardian granite tenements and terraces round Rosemount, Ferryhill and Mannofield have solid stone walls, often a bay window and a chimney breast on the main wall, and granite is dense stuff so our fitter uses the right fixings for it. The newer estates out at Countesswells, Dubford and Grandhome are open-plan with a flat wall and no breast, a clean run for a full media wall.

Aberdeen Westhill Cults Stonehaven Inverurie Ellon Portlethen Banchory Peterculter Bridge of Don
Clear pricing for Aberdeen

Three sizes, and one price on each


Cabinet up to 2.2 metres

40″ fire package

£3,200
One price — designed, handmade & fitted
  • Made-to-measure cabinet up to 2.2 metres
  • 40″ electric fire, set into the cabinet
  • Three metres of acoustic panels, wide or thin slat
  • Backpanel for a TV up to 100 inch, LED lit
  • Double sockets tucked away, one behind the TV
  • Your pick of 40-plus Egger boards, grain matched
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Cabinet up to 2.7 metres

60″ fire package

£3,600
One price — designed, handmade & fitted
  • Made-to-measure cabinet up to 2.7 metres
  • 60″ electric fire, set into the cabinet
  • Three metres of acoustic panels, wide or thin slat
  • Backpanel for a TV up to 100 inch, LED lit
  • Double sockets tucked away, one behind the TV
  • Your pick of 40-plus Egger boards, grain matched
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If you'd rather skip the fire, a cabinet with doors only is £300 less, built to the very same standard. You can run tall display cabinets down one side or both, anywhere from 300mm to 1800mm wide.
What we quote is what you pay, nothing added on at the end.

Some recent jobs

A few we've finished lately


Grey concrete TV panel on black slat wall with warm LED, wall-mounted TV, floating cabinet and electric fire. Grey concrete TV panel on grey slatted wall with blue LED, soundbar and floating cabinet with blue-flame electric fire. Light concrete TV panel, oak slats, lit display towers either side, cream cabinet with long electric fire. Grey concrete TV panel on grey slat wall with blue LED, wall-mounted TV, blue-flame electric fire and floating cabinet.
Aberdeen questions

Questions we get a lot


How much does a media wall cost in Aberdeen?
The prices are the same in Aberdeen as anywhere else we work. A cabinet up to 2.2m with a 40in fire is £3,200. Step up to 2.4m with a 50in fire and it's £3,400, or 2.7m with a 60in fire at £3,600. Each price covers the design, the build and the fitting. Swap the fire for doors and you take £300 off, and a floating unit with a lit TV panel starts at £2,400.
Do you really cover Aberdeen?
Aye, we do. We're down in Paisley with the workshop in Linwood, and we design, build and fit all over Aberdeen and the Shire. When we come out to plan the wall, every sample comes in the van with us.
Can I keep my soundbar, console and Sky box?
You can keep the lot. We leave a slot for the soundbar, put hidden sockets behind the screen, and build in a spot for a Sky box, console or amp with the leads run out of sight. Tell us what you've got when we visit and we work round it.
Does the electric fire actually heat the room?
It does. The fires we fit give off real heat, plenty to warm a living room, and come summer you can run just the flames with the heat switched off.
Who does the electrics, and do I need my own electrician?
We handle all of it. Our own electrician sorts the sockets and the fire supply, and our TV and satellite man moves the aerial, the satellite feed and the internet, fibre included. You're not left ringing round other trades, and nothing's on show once we're done.
What is it actually made from, and is it solid?
It's 18mm Egger furniture board, cut and edged by hand at the Linwood workshop. No thin MDF, no flatpack kit off a lorry. It ends up a proper bit of furniture fixed to your wall, in whichever of the 40-plus decors you go for.
Can you fix a media wall securely into solid granite walls?
Yes. Granite is hard, dense stone, so our fitter uses the right fixings to get a proper, solid hold, no different in the end result from fixing into a new-build wall. In the older granite flats and terraces we build the wall round the existing chimney breast and bay; in the Countesswells and Grandhome new-builds we run a full flat wall instead. Both are measured and made to fit.

There's more on the heat, the wiring and what happens if you move house over in our media wall questions guide.

The design consultation

Let's get your Aberdeen living room sorted

Book a design visit and we'll come to you. We bring the panel samples, the colour charts and the boards, have a proper look at the room, and work the wall out with you there and then.