Three floors, a yard and an annexe — from one router? A large house is not covered from a single point in the living room. We distribute cable-fed access points that cover the floors, the annexe and the yard with one signal that does not drop as you move.
A router is one device in one place, and it was put where the provider’s line entered rather than where you need it. Between the two ends of a three-storey house lie concrete walls and slabs that weaken the signal layer after layer, until it reaches the top floor as a ghost rather than a signal. An extender does not fix that, because it rebroadcasts what already reached it weakened.
Many houses in central Qatif and the villages were built with walls thicker than those built today, and some with columns and slabs that block more still. So we measure the actual coverage on site before estimating rather than assuming it from the area — two houses of the same size can differ by two points.
These are places genuinely used in Qatif houses and forgotten in the design. Covering them is not a matter of aiming the indoor signal outwards, but of a dedicated point that withstands the environment — otherwise it is a signal that barely arrives and drops with the first load.
If the house is under construction this is the best stage: first-fix cabling to the AB-570 standard saves breaking walls later, and makes any future expansion a matter of connection rather than rebuilding. The cabling detail is in the difference between Cat6 and Cat6A.
Districts of Qatif where we work: Central Qatif · Awamiyah · Jarudiyah · Jish · Umm Al-Hamam · Malahah · Toubi · Khuwaildiyah · Hillat Muhaysh · Darin and the Qalah — and others; ask us about your location.
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