Blocking the door with construction waste is not good for Feng Shui.

Does the garbage in front of the store have an impact on business? Regardless of the store feng shui, the hygiene problem alone will deter customers. Shops should not only avoid rubbish, but also avoid some ominous buildings. Such as funeral homes, hospitals and other buildings that make people feel uncomfortable.

The feng shui of the shop door is dirty.

There should be no stinking ditch flowing in front of the gate, and there should be no potholes filled with sewage on the ground at the gate. From a modern point of view, the gate is like a person's face. If there is sewage, it will give people a dirty feeling. Of course, a bad image makes business difficult.

In order to attract people, the stairs of shops on the second floor should not be narrow and crowded, otherwise it will produce a sense of depression and make guests reluctant to patronize. The ideal staircase should be wide, which not only looks comfortable, but also gives consideration to safety.

From the aspects of mental health and environmental sanitation, the doors of shops should also avoid facing some buildings that are called unlucky by Feng Shui.

The unlucky buildings mentioned in Feng Shui mainly refer to some buildings that make people feel uncomfortable, such as chimneys, toilets, cowsheds, stables, funeral homes, hospitals and so on. These buildings, or black smoke billowing, or stinking, or crying loud, or disgusting. The airflow brought by these unlucky buildings is considered unlucky by Feng Shui. It's ok to run groceries here, but it's definitely not possible to run restaurants and hotels. Moreover, for operators, often being in such an environment will also cause poor spirit and bad mood.

Of course, when choosing the location of the shop, you should avoid opening in this unlucky area. If you want to set up a point in this area for other reasons, you must avoid these ominous things when opening the door and choose the direction with superior air. Moreover, it is best to put a screen behind the gate to block suffocation again.