A network that fits the floor plan.
Design around the people, devices and applications using each space. A meeting room, a warehouse aisle and a guest lobby put different demands on the same network.
What’s covered
Wi-Fi design
Review coverage, expected device counts and building materials. Plan access point locations around how the space will be used.
Switching and cabling
Map wall outlets, switch ports, power needs and uplinks. Label connections so future changes can be traced.
Network separation
Plan appropriate network access for staff, guests, cameras and building devices. Document who maintains the equipment and configurations.
Moving into a new office
Use the floor plan to place workstations, meeting rooms, access points and cameras before the walls close. Reserve cable paths and rack space for the next expansion.
Frequently asked
Can existing cabling be reused?
Where its condition, route and performance suit the new design, existing cabling can stay. A site review identifies what to test or replace.
Can guests have separate Wi-Fi?
Yes. Guest access can be scoped separately from staff devices and business systems, with suitable coverage and access settings.
Let’s scope your networking.
Start with the people, locations or systems you want to cover.