myfs_76811 Posted April 27, 2002 Share Posted April 27, 2002 My house is facing South and I have 2 options to use as the main door. (both facing South) There is a wooden door on the right (when standing inside the house) and a 3 panel sliding door on the left. Am trying to decide which will be a better door to use. (Currently using the wooden door) Although the wooden door is facing South but located in the South West of the house, does it mean that this door is South West or still regarded as South? Am a bit confused. Is the wooden door at 0 deg angle or considered as a certain angle to the right? RegardsGrace Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted April 27, 2002 Staff Share Posted April 27, 2002 Dear Grace,If you can try to follow the method as shown under this illustration:-http://www.geomancy.net/resources/art/art-cecilcompass.htmBased on what you mentioned, the door should be South-West door.If you are sure, feel feel to fax it to us at: 64820570 so that we can determine the centrepoint and on the layout plan mark out e.g. A and B. Where you will be advised to find the centrepoint from e.g. location marked `A' to `B'.Please note that for anyone who fax to us must include:-Note: Your e-mail address and we normally, re-scan the layout and post the reply in the forum.Warmest Regards,Cecil Lee Quote On 4/27/2002 4:07:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:My house is facing South and Ihave 2 options to use as themain door. (both facing South)There is a wooden door on theright (when standing insidethe house) and a 3 panelsliding door on the left.Am trying to decide which willbe a better door to use.(Currently using the woodendoor)Although the wooden door isfacing South but located inthe South West of the house,does it mean that this door isSouth West or still regardedas South? Am a bit confused.Is the wooden door at 0 degangle or considered as acertain angle to the right?RegardsGrace Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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