Hello everyone, I have now read through several threads on this topic. Very interesting, all of it. But as usual, there are also a thousand different opinions and views here. My insight from all the posts I have read is that I have decided for myself, as I make almost all decisions, to take the middle ground of the opinions mentioned here. I think it makes sense to install double sockets in every bedroom/living room. If at some point someone comes up with the idea to rearrange the furniture, it could of course be that the access points are now a bit farther away. But providing something in every corner is too much of a good thing for me. Since the router is supposed to go in the basement and cover the Wi-Fi demand there, two more connections for access points will be added. One near the living area towards the terrace. And one in the attic to cover the upper floor. This way the access point for the upper floor would also not be visible. Otherwise, I am still considering installing two cameras outside. Everything else would be oversized for our typical needs. I assume that even my intended solution is actually a bit too much of a good thing. But as has been said before, you never know what will come. Yesterday I was told that access points are unnecessary for a single-family house and that repeaters distributed sensibly are sufficient. But I do not believe that now. Of course, it also depends on what the electrician wants to charge for it since I am not very talented in this area and will have everything done. Maybe it will come down to only installing single sockets everywhere. We’ll see. Otherwise, cool that you can always find such good ideas here. Otherwise, I noticed that my general contractor sold me a telephone connection in every room. Who still does that? I can cut that out then.