What are the Feng Shui requirements for indoor stair treads at home?

First, we should consider that the stairs should avoid sunlight exposure and dampness. Scientifically speaking, on the one hand, it will have an impact on the quality of the subject. On the other hand, it is not safe for people to go up and down stairs that are too sunny or too slippery every day. From a Feng Shui perspective, these factors have a negative impact on people's spirit. Imagine whether it would be scary to walk in a dark place at night, or whether the direct sunlight would be too irritating.

The second is to avoid facing or being too close to the toilet and kitchen. Scientifically speaking, long-term oil smoke and dirty gas will pollute the passage and be detrimental to people passing by. From a Feng Shui perspective, stairs serve as the main passage up and down, and these filthy odors will spread everywhere through the stairs.

Third, the stairs should not be built in the center of the main body of the house. The main body of the stairs should not be too steep or too graded. On the one hand, it is not safe enough, and in Feng Shui, it is also very taboo to "fix things in one's mind."

Fourth, the entrance to the stairs should not face the bedroom. On the one hand, people go up and down, air circulates quickly, and dirt is transferred quickly. Entering the bedroom is not good for health, and the figure and sound also affect rest. On the other hand, it is also detrimental to security and anti-theft. From a Feng Shui perspective, complex and dynamic things have a great influence on people's minds and have a subtle impact on people's spirit.