Glasgow is where this whole media wall thing really took off, and it's the patch we work most. We're just along the M8 at Linwood, so we're in and out of the city all week. Whatever you've got, a tenement with a big chimney breast or a new-build out in the suburbs, we plan it round your room, build it by hand and fit it ourselves. No flatpack, and no other trades for you to chase.
The price our packages kick off at
Egger finishes on the sample board
Room on the panel for a 100 inch screen
Handbuilt at Linwood, fitted at your place
A West End tenement, a wally close, a snug semi out in Bishopbriggs: no two Glasgow rooms are the same. That's the whole point of measuring first. We build the wall to fit the space you've actually got, chimney breast and all.
Glasgow keeps us busiest, and it's a twenty-minute run from the Linwood workshop. We're fitting walls on West End chimney breasts, in Southside sandstone flats and across the new estates ringing the city, from Bearsden and Milngavie down to Newton Mearns and Rutherglen. Each one gets measured in the room before a thing is cut.
Most Glasgow living rooms fall into one of two camps, and we build for both. The sandstone tenements, blonde stone on the older streets and red on anything past about 1890, tend to have a bay window, a good high ceiling with cornicing and a chimney breast sitting proud on the main wall, so we build the wall around the breast and the alcoves. The new-builds out at Newton Mearns, Bearsden and the like are the opposite: one flat open-plan wall and no breast at all, a clean run for a full media wall floor to ceiling.
If you'd sooner have doors than a fire, that cabinet is £300 less and built just the same. Display cabinets can run up the sides too, 300mm to 1800mm wide, one side or both.
The quote is the quote, nothing sprung on you at the end.
You'll find more on the fire, the wires and what moving house means for the wall in our media wall questions guide.
