Two piece mirror on the wall

[myfs_75057]

Hi Cecil,
Understand that is no good to have 2 pieces of mirror put together on the wall.
Does this apply to furniture as well?
I have 2 pieces of single wardrobe put together to form a 2 door wardrobe is this no good? Is this an issue, need your advise.
Thanks.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Peck Wun,
In particular, often a wall piece mirror is placed as a decorative item especially next to the dining table (a common practise amongst the Cantonese dialect group).
In such a situation, since this area is fully visible, it would not be good to place a two piece mirror here.
It would therefore preferable in the above case to avoid a twin split mirror.
For a wardrope cabinet, it is due to practical reasons i.e. a wardrope must have reasonable sized doors. Given this situation, I personally feel that it is still ok here.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 4/20/2003 8:25:20 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Cecil,
Understand that is no good to
have 2 pieces of mirror put
together on the wall.
Does this apply to furniture
as well?
I have 2 pieces of single
wardrobe put together to form
a 2 door wardrobe is this no
good? Is this an issue, need
your advise.
Thanks.

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Sorry cannot get thru to "free-advice@forum.geomancy.net", my email keeps
bouncing back hence I sent to this email address instead. Hope its alright.
Dear Cecil
If a person stays in an apartment that is high up, say 20th floor with no
possible poison arrows but also seems to have no "protection" since it is
like a stand alone point block and nearby shorter blocks are not very near.
Is this no good? I've read in your website that its better that the back of
the house should have another higher block as a "backing" and sides should
have blocks to act as protection similar to the white tiger and the dragon.
Is that so for apartment blocks? If not then what happens? Considering that
many people like to stay high floors.
Staying high floor will also means that its quite windy or breezy. Is this
wind good or it's consider sha qi?
Appreciate your reply.
Thank U
Anon