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[myfs_40495]

Dear Cecil
Thank you for your advice on the iphone compass. based on the recheck of the direction. It is indeed that my son (Gua 2) study table is facing the north 339 degree. Is it Ok that i can tilt the desk so that the direction is facing the NW instead? IE the table will be slightly not strraight with the wall. If i tilt it, I can place the table from the edge of a beam to the wall. So it will be facing the NW. There will be a small empty area between the table and the wall, which I can use it for computer wires.
Now I have to also shift the double decker bed facing the West (which is a window side) but the double decker bed has a stairs that will be the backing between the windows and the bed and my son will sleep head pointing it. Is this OK?

[Cecil Lee]

Usually for a west group, of course SW to West to NW forms a continous range. Thus for practical reasons, if the bedroom is small or tiny, could face these range instead of tilting.

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On 9/4/2011 11:57:27 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear CecilThank you for your
advice on the iphone compass.
based on the recheck of the
direction. It is indeed that
my son (Gua 2) study table is
facing the north 339 degree.
Is it Ok that i can tilt the
desk so that the direction is
facing the NW instead? IE the
table will be slightly not
strraight with the wall. If i
tilt it, I can place the table
from the edge of a beam to the
wall. So it will be facing the
NW. There will be a small
empty area between the table
and the wall, which I can use
it for computer wires.Now I
have to also shift the double
decker bed facing the West
(which is a window side) but
the double decker bed has a
stairs that will be the
backing between the windows
and the bed and my son will
sleep head pointing it.
Is this OK?

[myfs_40495]

Dear Cecil
Unfortunately the sw,w, nw are window facing.

This the room facing the hdb walkway which have the big windows.

The only area I can have the table is to tilt a bit or can the table face the window for my boy?
The tilting is about few degree difference.

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On 9/5/2011 10:22:36 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Usually for a west group, of course SW
to West to NW forms a continous range.
Thus for practical reasons, if the
bedroom is small or tiny, could face
these range instead of tilting.On
9/4/2011 11:57:27 PM, Yang Ming Tan
wrote:
Dear CecilThank you for your
advice on the iphone compass.
based on the recheck of the
direction. It is indeed that
my
son (Gua 2) study table is
facing
the north 339 degree.
Is it Ok that
i can tilt the
desk so that the
direction is
facing the NW instead?
IE the
table will be slightly not
strraight with the wall. If i
tilt it, I can place the table
from the edge of a beam to the
wall. So it will be facing the
NW. There will be a small
empty
area between the table
and the wall,
which I can use
it for computer
wires.Now I
have to also shift the
double
decker bed facing the West
(which is a window side) but
the
double decker bed has a
stairs that
will be the
backing between the
windows
and the bed and my son will
sleep head pointing it.
Is
this OK?