Review, Plan & Design
On‑site Wi‑Fi Design
An engineering-led design service that turns your requirements into a deployable Wi‑Fi plan. We validate the environment on site, including layout, materials, mounting options, and real RF conditions (such as neighbouring WLANs, channel utilisation, and interference), then translate that into clear access point locations, channel and transmit power targets, and a practical rollout plan.
When an On‑site Wi‑Fi Design is Needed
Common situations we design for
An on-site Wi‑Fi design is needed when you want a reliable plan before deploying or changing infrastructure, and you need assumptions verified in the real environment. We confirm floor plans and ceiling heights, identify practical mounting and cabling constraints, and assess RF conditions such as existing WLANs and non‑Wi‑Fi interference. The result is a buildable design grounded in site-specific observations, with clear decisions that reduce risk during deployment.
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New site or fit‑out
You need an AP layout and RF plan before anyone installs hardware.
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Refresh or redesign
You are upgrading Wi‑Fi and want to avoid repeating old problems.
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High density areas
Meeting rooms, training spaces, venues, or busy operational zones.
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Voice and real‑time apps
You need stable roaming and predictable performance end-to-end.
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Complex RF environments
Warehouses, plants, mixed materials, or challenging building layouts.
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Confidence before rollout
You need clear, buildable outputs and a defensible deployment approach.
What you get
Every design is delivered by a named wireless engineer, from discovery through to handover. Outputs are tailored to your objectives, but typically include the following.
Design summary and priorities
Clear requirements, assumptions, risks, and a prioritised rollout plan.
AP placement plan
Annotated floor plans showing proposed AP locations and mounting notes.
Capacity and cell sizing
Guidance on density risks and Wi‑Fi cell sizing for key areas.
Channel and power strategy
Recommended channel width, channel planning approach, transmit power targets, and interference considerations.
Bill of materials
A practical list of required hardware, quantities, and design assumptions.
Implementation guidance
Practical notes for your deployment team, covering mounting intent, configuration guidance, and the key details needed to implement the design consistently.
How it works
A structured engagement designed to minimise disruption and maximise clarity.
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Step 01
Discovery
Confirm objectives, success criteria, constraints, and any site rules.
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Step 02
On-site validation
Validate physical constraints and capture the RF observations needed for a buildable design.
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Step 03
Design
Produce AP placement, channel and power strategy, and key configuration guidance.
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Step 04
Handover
Deliver the design pack and walk through priorities, risks, and next actions.
Ready for a design you can deploy?
Tell us the site type, approximate size, and what success looks like. We will propose the right next action.