Build a terraced end house with an additional unit (GÜ) on your own

What do you think: if I have an access point connected to the network socket on the ground floor in the living room on the back of the TV, the Fritzbox in the wardrobe, the second access point under the desk in the office on the upper floor, and on the top floor an access point on the wall towards the bathroom in the bedroom, then I could actually save the separate access points (three additional LAN sockets for a total of 400 €), right?

The wall APs also have three LAN ports on the device. This way, you can use one network connection as both a Wi-Fi access point and a network socket.

Even though it is usually sufficient, you simply split the 1gbit connection. Such APs are also available from Unify (in-wall). Personally, I would not do without the additional Landosen. But I am also not representative when it comes to technology. You have to decide for yourself, but you are less flexible if you want to change something later.

Even if it is usually sufficient, you are just splitting the 1Gbps line. Such APs are also available from Unify (in Wall). Personally, I would not do without the additional Landos. But I am not representative when it comes to technology. You have to decide for yourself, but you are less flexible if you want to change something later.

The Ubiquiti thing has a 4-port switch inside, if I remember correctly.

Yes, 4 pieces and one supports POE passthrough

I thought the access points were supposed to be mounted quite high up on the wall. Do you want to let the LAN cables hang down like tinsel?

I thought the access points were supposed to be mounted fairly high up on the wall. Do you want to let the LAN cables hang down like tinsel?

No. I would completely cancel the planned LAN outlets in the hallways, which are currently planned as pure access points under the ceiling.

Instead, I would make the LAN outlets already needed for the TVs on the ground floor and attic, as well as the one for my PC in the study, into access points, since I can also connect three network plugs to the APs normally.