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How to Properly Position Your Access Point for Range

Jul 20
1 min read

 WiFi signals don't travel through walls like magic—they get blocked.

  • The Line-of-Sight Rule: Place your AP in a central, elevated position.

  • Avoid Obstacles: Keep away from large metal objects, mirrors, and thick masonry.

  • Coverage Planning: If you have a large home, one router is rarely enough; consider a wired backhaul to a second access point.

  • Conclusion: Proper placement can increase your effective range by up to 40% without buying extra equipment.

Infographic on positioning a Wi‑Fi access point for range, with central placement, obstacle warnings, and wired backhaul.

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