[svandamme]

Not necessarily. If the 2 AP's for one reason or another don't behave ,
or your client wifi is iffy, you probably won't have the best kind of automatic switcheroo between the 2.

Unless off course you fork over serious moola (Think North of 500 bucks at the minimum) for professional AP's,
you'll probably find that getting Wifi to work like this relies heavily on Bllack magic and luck or lack thereof.

Especially if your house is not Wifi friendly (lot's of metal and thick walls)


Sometimes it's better to just pick 2 seperate SID's so at least they don't confuse each tother.