The legal basis for the appropriate distance between the main house and the auxiliary house in rural areas is 1 to 2 meters.

The legal basis for the appropriate distance between the main house and the accessory room in rural areas is 1 to 2 meters

The appropriate distance between the main house and the accessory room in rural areas is 1 to 2 meters.

According to ancient Feng Shui: the main room should be higher than the auxiliary room. Water dripping from the main room cannot fall on the auxiliary room. If it falls on the auxiliary room, it is called "tears" and it is a bad luck. Therefore, Not too close. If the auxiliary room is too far away from the main room, this is called "out of veins", and it will cause conflicts, quarrels between father and son, or even lack of filial piety to their parents, which is also the main culprit. Therefore, 1 meter to 2 meters is appropriate.

Analysis based on modern science and technology: If the accessory room is too close to the main room, it is not conducive to ventilation and lighting; and because the main room and accessory room are too close, the foundation cannot be effectively separated due to uneven settlement. causing structural problems. If it is too far away, it will be inconvenient to use and waste land. According to national regulations, the sunshine time during the winter solstice should not be less than 1 hour (window at the bottom of the house) as the standard. The spacing is the height from the building's outdoor flat to the house's cornice/tan(a) a-the sun's altitude angle at noon on the winter solstice.

The distance between the left and right houses: the distance between multi-storey (4-6 floors and below) and multi-storey buildings is 6 meters, the distance between multi-storey and high-rise buildings (12 floors and above) is 9 meters, and the distance between high-rise buildings and high-rise buildings is 9 meters. 13 meters.

Furthermore, the distance between buildings (front-to-back distance) is calculated based on the sunshine distance. The so-called sunshine distance: refers to the minimum distance between the two rows of south-facing houses in the front and back to ensure that the bottom floor of the back row of houses receives no less than one hour of full window sunlight on the winter solstice.