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Bring your internet to the shed, barn or garden office.
Connect a shed, workshop, or garden office without digging a cable trench. We first check distance, clear line of sight, and power at both buildings.
PROJECTS & PRACTICAL GUIDES
CUSTOMER PROJECT
Peter’s barn cameras depended on a powerline kit that needed repeated reboots. We installed a point-to-point wireless link to bring his existing fibre broadband to the barn.
Read the case studyPLANNING GUIDE
A practical guide to getting Wi-Fi to a shed, garden office, farm building, or remote office in Ireland when running cable is not practical.
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Check your building linkWHAT WE DO
A point-to-point wireless bridge sends the network connection between two buildings. We choose and align the equipment, then connect the remote building to its own Wi-Fi or wired devices.
We check the path between buildings, obstacles and suitable mounting positions.
We compare the practical route, disruption, distance, and network needs before recommending a wireless bridge instead of cable trenching.
We choose and configure equipment for the distance and connection speed you need.
Fine alignment improves performance and reliability.
We connect the far end to its Wi-Fi, cameras or wired devices, as agreed.
PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITY
A wireless bridge needs suitable mounting positions, power and a clear path between buildings. We check these first and explain what is needed for Wi-Fi or wired devices at the far end.
You deal directly with the person responsible for your work, from the first assessment through testing and follow-up.
Share your location and what you need. We’ll reply using the contact details you provide.
Tell us which buildings need connecting, the estimated distance, any trees or obstacles, available power, and what the remote building needs to support.
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