I have a 200 year old house with thick plaster walls. Will this work to get a signal upstairs to kids rooms? null

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Nighthawh · Accepted Answer

Anne -- The Nighthawk works great in my 135 year old home. I have the same type of "real" plaster and lath walls. This unit does a great job.

Chris · Answer

my house was built in the early 1950s with think plaster walls and metal mesh instead of wood lathe. My Western digital router did not penetrate. Netgear Nighthawk N1900 router provides very high speed connections throughout house (can stream 4K) the only reason I added the extender was to provide coverage out into my yard, 2 acres.

Answered by Chris 9 years ago

CPYDR · Answer

The throughput for the router is awesome my home is an older model as well (concrete) 9 bd rm 5bath with the second for. I run multiple devices, and there is no problem connectivity is awesome. Just make sure you have good internet speed coming into your home this as well router placement is critical for good signal strength over a wide area.

Answered by CPYDR 8 years ago

b1review · Answer

i would suggest you use a good router downstairs and place the extender upstairs. That works well for me.

Lordofhurley · Answer

Yes I stream through brick.

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