A free installation mockup of your school’s display space
It is hard to picture a 65-inch touchscreen on a hallway wall, and harder to get a committee to approve it from a catalog. Rocket prepares a free installation mockup of your space so everyone can see the size, style and placement first.
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Why it matters
Committees struggle to approve a display they can’t picture
Principals, boosters and facilities staff each imagine something different when someone says “a touchscreen in the lobby.” Without a visual, projects stall in meetings or end up the wrong size. A mockup gives everyone the same picture.
Ideas for Free Installation Mockup
A phone photo of the wall
A straight-on photo of the wall or floor area is the best starting point. Include doors, outlets and trophy cases in the frame.
Size options to compare
If your group is split on screen size, mention both options when you request the mockup so the conversation covers each.
Wall mount or kiosk
Undecided between formats? Ask about a wall mount and a freestanding kiosk for the same location.
Your logo and colors
Share your logo and colors so branded options like custom panels or WonderWall graphics look like your school.
What the screen will show
Say whether the display will hold a hall of fame, record board or yearbooks so the mockup reflects its purpose.
Notes for facilities
Note the wall construction and nearby power and network if you know them. Unknowns are fine at this stage.
How it works with Hardware
Free Installation Mockup, step by step.
Three steps
Share a photo of the space
Send a phone photo of the wall or floor area during a demo or by email to support@rocketalumnisolutions.com. Photos and model numbers are welcome, never required.
Receive your custom mockup
Rocket’s team prepares a mockup showing the hardware option in your space. Use it to compare options and share with decision makers.
Confirm details before ordering
Your facilities team checks mounting, power, network and accessible placement before anything is ordered. The quote lists the exact equipment.
Setups vary by school; your demo confirms what yours will use.
Best practices
Tips to get it right.
Free Installation Mockup tips
Shoot straight on in good light
Stand back far enough to capture the full wall, and take the photo during the day with the lights on.
Include something for scale
A doorway, drinking fountain or person in the photo helps judge the screen size.
Bring the mockup to the meeting
Share it with your principal, boosters or board so the discussion starts from the same picture.
Photograph two candidate spots
If you are choosing between spaces, send photos of both and compare them side by side.
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Questions
Free Installation Mockup questions
Yes. The installation mockup is free, and you do not need model numbers or measurements to request one. It is there to help you decide.
Rocket walks through the location, the visitor experience and the hardware options with you, then shows the chosen option in a mockup of your space. Mounting, power and network needs are confirmed before anything is ordered.
A phone photo of the wall or floor area is enough to start. If you have an existing screen, share its make and model, and mention any event date you are working toward.
No. The mockup is a planning step, and nothing is ordered until your school reviews a quote listing the exact equipment and installation arrangements.
Your next step
Plan the right display for your space.
Receive a free customized mockup of what your space could become.










