Office Wi-Fi installation means a designed wireless network: a heat-map survey of the floor, business-grade access points mounted on ceilings and wired back to the switch, separate staff and guest networks, and monitoring so problems are seen before users complain. Listonics installs Ubiquiti, Aruba and Cisco Wi-Fi across Dubai.
Why offices get Wi-Fi wrong
One powerful router in a corner, access points behind cabinets, everyone on the same channel, printers and screens competing on wireless — these are the causes of almost every slow-Wi-Fi complaint we see. Business Wi-Fi is about the number and placement of access points and a wired backbone, not signal strength.
What an installation includes
- Heat-map survey and access-point placement plan.
- Business-grade access points, ceiling-mounted and wired (PoE).
- Staff, guest and device networks separated with VLANs.
- Roaming tuned so calls do not drop when walking between rooms.
- Cloud management and monitoring with alerts.
- Documentation: floor plan with AP locations, SSIDs and passwords policy.
Sizing guide
- Roughly one access point per 20–30 users or 100–150 m² of open space.
- Meeting rooms and glass-walled offices usually need their own AP.
- Wi-Fi 6/6E for offices with heavy video calling or 40+ devices.
- Wired connections for printers, screens and anything that does not move.
Frequently asked questions
Often. If the access points are business-grade, placement and configuration usually solve it. We start with a survey and only recommend new hardware where it is needed.
Ubiquiti UniFi, Aruba and Cisco Meraki, chosen to match budget and requirements.
A typical office floor is surveyed in a morning and installed in one to two days, usually outside working hours.
Last reviewed September 8, 2026 by the Listonics engineering team.