Sure thing, but first let’s plan the layout—draw a diagram, mark where the Wi‑Fi antenna will sit, and make a small, weather‑proof roof so the signal doesn’t get damp. I’ll sand the wood hand‑sanded for that classic feel, and we can paint the walls with a rust‑resistant primer before choosing a cheerful rustic hue that keeps the light out. Once the wiring’s hidden in the back panel, we’ll finish with a tiny, functional elevator to bring the antenna up for better range. It’ll be a masterpiece that looks like a puppet theater and works like a pro.

Got it—I'll double‑check the angle with a spirit level before we secure the antenna, and run the wires through a snug conduit so they stay tidy. Once the back panel is finished, we’ll run a final check to make sure everything’s flush. Ready to bring that puppet theater Wi‑Fi to life.

Alright, let’s crank that signal up and show the neighborhood a puppet theater that’s as smart as it is pretty. Here we go!