Introduction
This article walks you through the complete setup process for your Rockville RFXL Series DJ Facade. Whether you are setting up for a live event, wedding, or club gig, these steps are simple and straightforward, requiring no technical experience or additional tools. The entire process takes just a few minutes and will have your facade looking professional and stage-ready in no time.
What is included in the box:
- The facade frame
- Four stretch scrims
- Spikes (for grass or carpet surfaces)
- Rubber feet (for hard/smooth surfaces)
- A travel bag
No additional tools or hardware are required.
Step-by-Step Instructions
Section 1: Choosing and Installing Your Feet or Spikes
Step 1: Flip the facade frame over (upside down) to reveal the pre-drilled screw holes located on the bottom of each leg. These holes are designed to accept either the included spikes or rubber feet.
Step 2: Choose the correct base for your surface.
- Use spikes if you will be setting up on grass or thick carpet. Spikes anchor into soft surfaces and prevent the facade from shifting during use.
- Use rubber feet if you will be setting up on hard, smooth floors such as tile, hardwood, or concrete. Rubber feet provide grip and protect the floor from scratches.
Step 3 (If using spikes): Screw each spike into the corresponding screw hole at the bottom of the frame legs. You can customize the length of the spikes by adjusting how far you screw them in, depending on how deep you need them to penetrate the surface. Remember, only use spikes on grass or thick carpet.
Step 4 (If using rubber feet): Screw the rubber feet into each screw hole at the bottom of the frame legs, the same way you would with the spikes.
Step 5: Once all feet or spikes are securely installed, flip the frame back around so the feet lay flat on the floor and the frame stands upright.
Section 2: Attaching the Stretch Scrims
Step 6: With the frame standing upright, extend the frame panels outward into your desired configuration.
Step 7: Line up the Velcro strips on each stretch scrim with the pre-mounted Velcro strips along each panel of the frame. Press firmly to secure each scrim in place. Repeat for all four scrims until every panel is covered.
Section 3: Packing Up After Your Event
Step 8: When you are finished with your event, remove the scrims from the frame by gently pulling them away from the Velcro.
Step 9: Open up your included travel bag.
Step 10: Fold up the facade frame and place it inside the travel bag.
Step 11: Close and zip up the bag.
Step 12: Velcro the handles together for a secure carry.
Step 13: You are all set. Grab the bag and head to your next gig.
Troubleshooting and FAQs
Q: The scrims are not sticking to the frame properly.
A: Make sure you are aligning the Velcro strips on the scrim directly with the pre-mounted Velcro on the frame panels. Press firmly along the entire length of the Velcro to ensure a strong hold. If the Velcro appears worn or dirty, gently clean it with a lint roller or damp cloth.
Q: The facade wobbles on my floor.
A: Ensure you are using the correct base for your surface. Rubber feet are intended for hard, smooth floors. Spikes are only for grass or thick carpet. If using rubber feet on a smooth surface and the facade still wobbles, check that all feet are screwed in evenly and fully tightened.
Q: How far should I screw in the spikes?
A: The spike length is adjustable. For soft grass, screw them in less so more spike is exposed and can dig deeper into the ground. For thick carpet, shorter spike exposure is usually sufficient. Adjust to your preference and surface type.
Q: Can I use the facade without scrims?
A: Yes, the frame can stand on its own without scrims attached. However, the scrims provide a clean, professional appearance and help conceal cables and equipment behind the facade.
Q: How do I clean the scrims?
A: The stretch scrims can be gently hand-washed or spot-cleaned with mild detergent and warm water. Allow them to air dry completely before storing them in the travel bag.
Conclusion
Setting up your Rockville RFXL Series DJ Facade is a quick and simple process. Choose your base (spikes or rubber feet) based on your surface type, extend the frame, attach the scrims using the built-in Velcro, and you are ready to perform. When finished, everything folds down and fits neatly into the included travel bag for easy transport.
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