How good its pentrating concrete walls?
1490045
Concrete wall I'm guessing is 7 to 9dB of loss at 2.4Ghz. You would have to create a link budget and put that loss into the calculation to see if it's sufficient. I would think 1 wall would be ok, although I don't have that morphology to test and verify.
1490046
nothing is really good at penetrating concrete walls, but in looking for wifi that will have better penetration, look for wireless "b", not g, especially not n
1490047
Not as good as the ENH models. They are directional but can shoot through a brick wall a few Sheetrock walls and another brick wall. I wish I owned more of the ENH models and not this unit. They are great for outdoors only! My opinion.
1490048
Better than average, but as with all things this depends on how thick the wall is, is the wall reinforced with rebar, etc. It will certainly do a lot better than your standard WiFi hardware, especially if you crank the power up. If that's not enough, replace one or both antennas with directional antennas that focus the signal in the direction you need...
1023454
It works very well. It works through 1 and more walls. Thnaks for this product!
545218
I applied to a freshly painted wall that wasn't textured and it held fine. I would think that a textured wall would work even better.
2244373
I think it would be, yeah. Great for walls, but I wouldn't want to walk on it if it were wet. I believe there is a Honed version, not Polished, which would have near the same grip without being quite so slick.
1656023
I used the DIY product on a cement foundation not a cinder block wall. However I would think it would work. I've had great results. during a heavy rain storm I would fill my 10 gallon shop vac 4 or 5 times, Now no leak!
821643
That is exactly why I bought it-a limestone basement wall that was seeping. Yes it should if it isn't too extensive. I assume concrete would not be as bad/porous as crumbling limestone. So far I have used two coats but have to do that to see where it is still leaking. It appears to be a really effective product if repair is within reason (not sure mine is) L. Bane, Pittsburgh, PA
1610870
I used it to build a low wall on concrete (about 8 feet long) to direct water into an underground drain. Worked perfectly and hard as a rock. Held onto the concrete base very well.
1110333
I purchased this for removing pointing on stone wall, which I have not done yet. I did use it to break up some pieces of concrete curb at the end of my driveway. It did work, but I would say a larger tool would be better. I would say it will work in a pinch, but if you are looking for a tool specifically to demo concrete 4+ inches thick it is a bit light. If it is just tile on a 1" to 2" slab of concrete I think it would work great.
1670988
It works well on concrete, stonework, and all masonry applications. You cannot mess anything up with this product as I have used it for 3 years.
878307
I haven't really lbeen happy with my max extract since I got it. I really don't think it will work on concrete at all.
836210
I was very happy with the power and cost of the mixer. I used it to mix 5 gallon buckets of thin set mortar which is pretty thick and it worked great. It had plenty of power left so I think you would be fine with heavy concrete. I would recommend it to you.
705895
No idea but the manufacturing quality is good, reasonably thin wall construction is suitable for most minimal clearance situations.Strength appears to be good in comparison to other manufacturers, good value for money.
450371
I think smooth wall is the best I don't think it will stick well to knockdown wall, it is stickers so it is the best when the wall is smooth.
2255641
Yes. It did for me. Insulate the wall behind it for even better performance.
987063
I have mine on concrete, I'm sure it would make a mark on drywall. I would recommend having it pushing on a board or plate of some kind to increase tension without pushing through the ceiling.
705896
No idea but the manufacturing quality is good, reasonably thin wall construction is suitable for most minimal clearance situations. Strength appears to be good in comparison to other manufacturers, good value for money.
878324
As long as you mount it to something secure, it works great. They just don't want someone to be able to smash the unit off the wall, so brick, concrete block, metal studs are all great. Wood, siding - not so good. The unit will probably survive but your wall wouldn't.