What are the Feng Shui requirements for paving door stones? What should you pay attention to when paving door stones?

I believe everyone is familiar with the doorstep stone. The doorstep stone is a stone slab between the stone threshold that solves the height difference between the inside and outside, solves the transition between two materials, blocks water, and plays a role in aesthetics. 1. The auspicious Feng Shui rules of the door stone (1) Each door stone should not be laid in two equal parts, that is, the door stone should have a single seam in the center facing the room. (2) If the stone width cannot be limited to one whole strip, it is best to divide it into three strips, that is, divide it into half first, and then divide the remaining half into two halves. When paving, two small strips are on both sides, and half of the large strip is in the middle. (3) If it cannot be whole and must be divided into two halves, then it is important not to separate and lay it in half. The two halves must be unequal and laid with offset seams. (4) You can shop for coins, etc.: If you shop for coins, you can exchange them at the bank. (5) If the family member is a cadre, put 7 coins under the door. If you are doing business, put 8 coins. Then use the coins to make a "safe entry and exit". Buy 2 yuan of Zhusha from the drug store, scatter it underneath, and get a south-facing branch. Peach branches are placed below. These are all fine, whatever works best for you. 2. The color of the doorstep stone is important. When choosing the color of the doorstep stone, you must first understand the function of the doorstep stone. The doorstep stone is firstly used to divide areas, and the secondly is to leave expansion joints for the floor. Therefore, most doorstep stones are made of stones that are slightly different from the color of the floor. , such as black, dark brown, etc.