stove lower than sink?? err.... i think almost all oso sink lower than stove right unless ur sink concrete top make higher than the stove top?

I don't know why so many people have issue with FS. I follow, no issue with FS and already integrate to my just design. Is not confuse at all.

maybe too many feng shui out there.....haha.....
by the way can share some basic feng shui that can easily follow?

Ok here some Basic Feng Shui.


For the stove:-

1. It should not face the main door.

2. It should not face the toilet door.

3. It should not face any bedroom doors.

4. Avoid placing it in the middle of the house.

5. Avoid placing it under a beam.

6. It should not be placed below a staircase.

7. It should not be sited on the same wall opposite a bed.

8. There should not be a large window behind the stove.

9. Avoid placing it below a sewerage pipe or immediately above it there should not be a toilet.

10. Avoid placing it at a corner.

11. The kitchen should not be round or irregular shaped.

12. Not good to place a fire element such as stove next to water element like Sink and Fridge.

13. Stove should be lower than the sink.

etc etc...

This post has been edited by alyem: Jan 11 2013, 06:18 PM

Not all are true, some are just old believe.

The main of FS is external than only internal. Internal are main door, stove and bed. Than water placement.

External need to tap on the chi.

Date and time are critical too.

Other else really not critical.

If a FS master ask me to buy this buy that I will not party him a single cents.

If believe, ask a good one to audit. Don't listen bit here bit there.

This post has been edited by weikee: Jan 11 2013, 07:06 PM

Totolly agree with you. I just follow my common cens and my wallet.

TS,

Great sharing of your journey...
I spend half a day reading through the whole thread.
Kudos!!!
As a new house owner myself and juz burn big hole in my pocket as well for all those furnishing and stuff know..
Now I found myself looking for more storage space.
The storage under stair is indeed very small. I'm thinking of using the attic for storage space as well, but was looking for a decent and nice attic/loft ladder to easily access to stair above.
Btw.. did you install any CCTV or security system in your house as well?

Pocket with burn holes - symptom of a renevated house owner
Welcome, welcome.

Wow, using your attic for storage, .. I can't do that with my house.
Is your attic already built originally to withstand function as another floor?

Security is a must of course.

Wow....Nice Wardrobe!!!
What is the size of the space to fix? Width X Length X Height???

TQTQ,
forgot size oredi. but the depth is approx 5', with the wardrobe there is still a 3' walkway space.

Did u installed CCTV too?
I am considering if install only alarm system or alarm system + CCTV.
My new house also at USJ.

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Agreed..but very much informative and very much helpful..

wow~get it,thanks

It has been approximately a year since I moved in to my new house.
I remenbered last year when I moved in just before CNY 2012, there were no doors inside at all.
To all forum members and virtual visitors to my renovation project here

Happy Chinese New Year 2013 !!

jerryng75,

do you have a supplier? would love to check it out for a replacement of poly-roof for my drying area.

Great KC.
How much was it? Got any contact?

Congrats and Happy New Year!!!!
Huat ahhhh!!!

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The guy only use plywood which is approx 50% higher prices compared to regular commom melamine/chipboard that is used by most KC.
You sure you want plywood?