Taboos when building a shed at home

When building a house in rural areas, everyone will consider the design of the yard. Firstly, it can protect the privacy of one's own home, and secondly, it can also prevent theft. Of course, the design of the yard has many benefits, which we will not go into details. Generally, many people will build a shed in their yard to use it as a small garage or to store some appliances. So do you know what are the taboos about building a shed at home? Let’s take a look at the detailed explanation below!

1. Taboos on building a shed at home

1. When building a shed at home, it should be built next to the yard. It can also form a Qinglong Square or a White Tiger Square, thus adding a bright hall. The ability to gather energy should not be placed in the middle, as it will make the hall appear crowded. Either east or west, the shed cannot be connected to the main house, the distance should be less, and the shed should also have some windows and doorways, otherwise the shed has a roof but no windows and doors, like a beast with an open mouth, and will lose money.

2. It is not good to build sheds in the front and back of the yard. It will block the view, lighting and ventilation of the house. Therefore, it is recommended that we try not to build a shed in the yard unless it is necessary. Especially building a shed outside the door or window is not good for indoor lighting and ventilation.

3. If the shed in the yard is built with colored steel tiles or the like, do not let it face the house and become a blade. Strictly speaking, we need to look at the attribute aspects of the twenty-four mountains to see whether a certain palace is Tai Sui, whether it is the Five Yellow Evils, and whether it is suitable for seeing the mountain.

4. Don’t build a shed in the yard facing the white tiger in the west room. Feng Shui says: If you are not afraid of the green dragon, you are afraid of the white tiger looking up. It will have an impact if the shed is higher than your home.

2. How to arrange the Feng Shui in the living room at home?

1. There must not be two windows facing each other in the living room. If the line that is facing directly passes through it, there will be injuries. If it passes through the sofa, people who often sit on the sofa will definitely be sick. Not only Always close one window, and it is best to hang a natural gourd on each of the two windows to eliminate evil spirits and gather energy.

2. The back of the sofa that people most often sit on in the living room should not be suspended in the air. It is best to lean against the wall to have a backing. There should not be any doors behind, especially kitchen doors, main doors, and toilet doors.

3. There should not be lights directly above chairs or sofas in places where people are often present. This can lead to frustration in communication and easy mental weakness. It is best for the lamps in the living room to be round, and should not be square, octagonal, triangular, hanging too long and other odd shapes. What is popular and fashionable does not necessarily have a good Feng Shui aura.

4. It is best not to have a mirror in the living room. If there is a mirror, it cannot be facing the sofa, chairs, any door or window, and it is best to face the wall.

5. The TV in the living room should not be placed with its back to the window. It is best to have its back against the wall. Otherwise, it will bring about bad interpersonal relationships and make it easier to believe fallacies.

6. It is best to have a unified style of furniture in the living room to avoid any obtrusive furniture, such as a particularly large TV cabinet or a large sofa paired with a small coffee table.

7. Do not place oppressive large furniture next to places where people often stay. If your main career is not going well, you will be suppressed by your boss, and you will be under great mental pressure.