Oberon President Scott D. Thompson

Wi-Fi is everywhere, and if you are a wireless integrator, installer, contractor, cabling specialist, or likewise fortunate person assigned by your superior to "make Wi-Fi work everywhere," you might find this article helpful.

Wi-Fi Access Points (APs) are typically designed to mount in the ceiling. The ceiling location, of course, is the obvious choice for wireless signal coverage; from the ceiling, the access point is above most obstructions, providing the best path for the wireless radio frequency signal from the AP to the mobile client device.  But, what if you can't mount it in the ceiling?