Is it possible to daisy chain Powerline network adapters?

Question

I have a pair of TP-Link powerlines. They work well, but we're wanting to get a connection at the end of a long garden. The connection is a little too far, since the router is at the front of the house.

Could we use two pairs of adapters, one next to the router paired to one at the back of the house, then a second pair, one connected via Ethernet cable to the other, and one at the cabin at the end of the garden?

Powerline 1 ~~~~~~~~~~ Powerline 2 ------ Powerline 3 ~~~~~~~~~~ Powerline 4

Powerlines 1 and 2 are paired, and powerlines 3 and 4 would be paired.

Powerlines 2 and 3 would be connected by an Ethernet cable.

Answer 1

This will work, I've done something like that before.
When both sets operate as 2 separate LAN's it will work as desired.

But you might get interference if all 4 powerline adapters are trying to work together as a 4 device LAN. (The long-distance signal is too weak to work properly together, but not weak enough to split them in 2 independent islands.)

I my case I solved this by using 2 sets of Powerline adapters from different brands, so they were not able to make the "wrong" connection.