Shed, granny flat, studio, garage or workshop
Shed WiFi that actually reaches the shed
If the house router will not stretch to the outbuilding out the back, you are in the right place. Shed WiFi is the plain-English way to work out how to get WiFi to a shed, then get it done.
A cheap WiFi extender for a shed close to the house, a proper wireless bridge across the yard, or fixing the incoming line first. Answer a few quick questions and we will point you at the right fix or sort the whole thing for you.
The 30 second shed WiFi chooser
Every outbuilding is a bit different. This finds the simplest option for yours and points you to the people who do it.
Three ways WiFi reaches a shed
Close by: extend it
Under about 15 metres with a reasonable path, an outdoor access point carries your existing WiFi straight to the shed.
Across the yard: bridge it
30 metres or more, or a metal shed in the way, calls for a point to point wireless bridge between the buildings.
No good internet: fix the source
If the whole property struggles, we sort the incoming connection first, then share it out to every building.
Run by installers, not a marketplace
Shed WiFi is part of Alien IT, an Australian team that installs outdoor WiFi and wireless bridges for a living. We only recommend what we would fit ourselves, and if a job is better handled by one of our sister services, we send you straight there.
Would rather just talk it through?
Tell us what the building is and how far it sits from the house. We will give you a straight answer, no jargon.
Call 02 9707 0999Not sure which fix you need? Try the 30 second chooser.
Shed WiFi questions, answered
What is the best way to get shed WiFi?
It depends on distance. Within about 15 metres of the house, an outdoor access point or a good extender carries your existing WiFi to the shed. Across the yard, a point to point wireless bridge is the reliable answer. If the whole property has poor internet, you fix the incoming connection first. The chooser on this page points you to the right one in about 30 seconds.
Will a normal WiFi extender for a shed work?
Sometimes, if the shed is close and there is a clear path. Cheap plug-in extenders struggle once you add distance, walls, or a metal shed. For anything past a wall or two we use outdoor-rated gear aimed at the building, which is far more stable than a repeater sitting inside the house.
Do I need a second internet plan for the shed?
No. Getting WiFi to a shed means extending the one connection you already pay for, not adding another bill. We carry your existing internet out to the building.
Can you just do it for me?
Yes. Shed WiFi is run by Alien IT, so once you know the right approach we can supply and install it for you, aim it, and hand you working WiFi. Register your interest or call 02 9707 0999.