Guest Posted November 16, 1999 Share Posted November 16, 1999 There is a set of stairs connecting the upstairs to the down that are located in the center of the home. The steps end directly in front of our back door at the bottom and at the top, the end directly in front of my son's bedroom. What can I do for a situation like this?Thank youCarrie Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted November 16, 1999 Staff Share Posted November 16, 1999 Dear Carrie,1. Ideally, a staircase should have a turning or landing. If I am not wrong, I noticed a straight staircase in one of the layout plans posted in " Audit for Financial/Hardship Cases Only).2. If there is a landing on the staircase, some Feng Shui Masters advise that one can place a mirror at the landing as a means to deflect Qi upwards. This is optional and not a must.3. Ideally, the stairs should not be at the centre of the house. As you cannot do anything about it, if you can, place potted plants at the ground level (at each side of the stairway. If the stairs is attached to one side of the wall, a plant can be placed at one side.Again this is not compulsory. As some FS practioners believe that it will regulate the flow of Qi for a set of stairs at the centre of the house.You can check out this link for more on stairs:http://www.geomancy.net/fs/stairs.htmMore importantly if the stairs can be immediately seen from the main entrance, one should place a screen between the main entrance door and the staircase. (A potted can be placed at the side of the stairs but this is not compulsory.Warmest Regards,Cecil Quote On 11/16/99 8:20:13 AM, Anonymous wrote:There is a set of stairsconnecting the upstairs to thedown that are located in thecenter of the home. The stepsend directly in front of ourback door at the bottom and atthe top, the end directly infront of my son's bedroom.What can I do for a situationlike this?Thank youCarrie Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted March 9, 2021 Staff Share Posted March 9, 2021 Gd morning! Exploring one more idea. Is it advisable to have the stairs in living hall designed this way rather than L-shape? Is a set of straight staircase inauspicious? Blame this on Feng Shui! Feng Shui’s preference for the regular turn. As some say qi can meander upstairs. Actually this is a poor FS excuse. With a landing... if someone slips and fall, at least there is a break. Here, good luck! If some falls... and elderly also don’t have a rest stop Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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