Beachfront retail frontage: Busy sidewalk and full-glass façade needed curb-to-counter coverage with minimal visual impact.

• Backhaul location: ISP handoff/back office sits behind the sales floor; cable paths had to hug soffits and wrap to the façade with no exposed runs.

• Pathing constraints: Stucco columns/trim allow few penetrations—used paint-matched, exterior-rated conduit with drip loops and proper bonding/grounding.

• RF coexistence (downtown strip): Neighboring shops and hotspots congest 2.4 GHz; the design leans on clean 5 GHz with tight channel/power plans to avoid co-channel bleed.

• Mounting & sightlines: Signage, windows, and doors limited placement—short bracket/mast under the canopy with careful down-tilt to keep signal on the sidewalk, not the street.

• Indoor layout & merchandise: Long aisles plus dense racks/boards create multipath; indoor AP placement and EIRP tuned for even, aisle-first coverage.

• Power & protection: Consolidated PoE with weather-rated enclosures, surge suppression, stainless hardware, and UV-resistant fittings for coastal corrosion and storms.

• Street-level security: Low-height exterior gear hardened with lockable mounts and armored drops.

Delivered end-to-end: Survey, cabling, stealth mounts, turn-up, and testing of façade + indoor nodes—completed without disrupting store operations.