Wall-mounted touchscreens for school recognition
A wall-mounted touchscreen is the most common way schools add an interactive display to an existing wall. Rocket’s bundles range from a simple mount to fully custom wall designs, so the choice comes down to your space and how much of the wall you want to use.
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Why it matters
A bare TV on a wall can look unfinished
Many schools start with a screen bolted to the wall and loose cables running below it. It works, but it rarely looks like part of the building. The right mount, panel or enclosure makes the display look planned and helps visitors notice it.
Ideas for Wall-Mounted Touchscreen
Standard Touchscreen Mount
A black mount for 32, 45, 55, 65 or 80-inch screens, for a clean, simple install.
Enhanced Touchscreen Mount
32-inch to 55-inch screens, surface or recessed, in custom colors with brand decals.
Custom Panel bundle
55-inch to 85-inch screens framed by panels in custom colors with brand decals.
Custom Wall Wrap
A fully custom wall design around a 55-inch to 85-inch screen.
Half and Full Wall Enclosures
Enclosures for 55-inch to 85-inch screens, available in custom colors and brand decals.
Custom Wall and Super Wall
A fully custom wall installation, or the Rocket Super Wall at 87 inches and up.
How it works with Hardware
Wall-Mounted Touchscreen, step by step.
Three steps
Choose your bundle
Compare the wall-mounted bundles and pick a size and style. Rocket can send a free mockup of the bundle on your wall.
Prepare the wall
Arrange mounting with your facilities or IT team, plus a nearby power outlet. Wired Ethernet is recommended; high-speed Wi-Fi can also work.
Connect and launch
Once the screen is mounted, connect it to power and the internet and launch your experience.
Setups vary by school; your demo confirms what yours will use.
Best practices
Tips to get it right.
Wall-Mounted Touchscreen tips
Match size to viewing distance
Visitors standing close to explore need less screen than people reading from across a lobby. Measure where people will stand.
Plan the cable path early
Decide how power and network cables will reach the screen before the wall is finished, especially for recessed or enclosed setups.
Think about the whole wall
Panels, wraps and enclosures add school colors around the screen. Use them when the wall needs to stand out.
Confirm accessible reach
Ask facilities to check that the touch area is reachable for students and wheelchair users.
Keep exploring
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Questions
Wall-Mounted Touchscreen questions
Rocket walks through the wall-mounted bundles with you, from the Standard Touchscreen Mount to the Rocket Super Wall, and matches the size and style to your space. You also get a free installation mockup.
The Standard Touchscreen Mount comes in 32, 45, 55, 65 and 80 inches, and the Enhanced mount in 32 to 55 inches. Panels, wraps and enclosures cover 55 to 85 inches, and the Rocket Super Wall starts at 87 inches.
Rocket recommends self-install by your facilities, IT or custodial staff. Agree on responsibilities before ordering; your quote specifies what is supplied and any installation arrangements.
Wall-mounted bundles are priced on request, based on the size and style you choose. Your quote also states warranty and service terms for the exact equipment.
Your next step
Plan the right display for your space.
Receive a free customized mockup of what your space could become.
