Roaming between mesh and non mesh and mesh AP design

Hi There,
I need some verification on the following:
- Can client roam between Mesh AP 1550 series and Non-Mesh AP?
- I have 1550 series AP to be installed and all the mounting area are with data point ready, which connects back to switch. Would configuring mesh for this outdoor units recommended, and guide on this. Current guide i am looking from cisco site is basically the AP do not have wired ethernet connection, my design here a bit different, all the AP's have wired connection back to the switch.
Kindly assist.
Thank you
Rama

I have seen and done installs like this. The advantage is that you don't have to worry about the backhaul dropping. So it's like any LAP but big chunky outdoor AP. If the RAP looses Ethernet connectivity... Well it changes to a MAP. So you can look at
It as a benefit. It's always nice to be able to have Ethernet when you can.
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