Bed Head share toilet wall

[myfs_108289]

Dear Master,
If the bed head has no choice to share with toilet wall, will creating a artificial 4ft hieght wall (8 inch thick) to seperate the bedhead and the toilet wall directly help?

[Cecil Lee]

1. Please see attached, illustration.
2. Do take note that it is not always the case that the bed-head sharing the same wall with the toilet is an issue.
3. It is often an issue; if there are sewerage pipe(s) that share the same wall as the bed-head.

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On 11/20/2011 7:25:48 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master,If the bed head
has no choice to share with
toilet wall, will creating a
artificial 4ft hieght wall (8
inch thick) to seperate the
bedhead and the toilet wall
directly help?

[Cecil Lee]

As mentioned previously, the MAIN issue lies with: "Does the WC cum sewerage pipe share the same wall?"
Furthermore, if the bed is as shown in the attached illustration; this is considered inauspicous.
Did you see specks of red "vapours" in the illustration. This is a graphic illustration to show that hopefully, the sewerage pipe does not leak out minute traces of .. you know what!
Again, if the bed-head shares the same wall as the bath tub etc.. in my opinion; this is not as bad as above.

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On 11/20/2011 7:37:36 PM, Anonymous wrote:
1. Please see attached, illustration.2.
Do take note that it is not always the
case that the bed-head sharing the same
wall with the toilet is an issue.3. It
is often an issue; if there are sewerage
pipe(s) that share the same wall as the
bed-head. On 11/20/2011 7:25:48 PM, jian
rong chen wrote:
Dear Master,If the
bed head
has no choice to share with
toilet wall, will creating a
artificial 4ft hieght wall (8
inch thick) to seperate the
bedhead and the toilet wall
directly help?

[Cecil Lee]

I have seen old houses and apartments where directly opposite the wc wall; the wall is peeling and like soaking in moisture and the plaster is "swollen".
Through lateral thinking; maybe or whether it does or does not help: one could just give a try: using "exterior paint" which has better moisture retention properties than regular interior wall paints. Not sure whether this does help or not...

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On 11/20/2011 7:45:30 PM, Anonymous wrote:
As mentioned previously, the MAIN issue
lies with: "Does the WC cum sewerage
pipe share the same wall?"Furthermore,
if the bed is as shown in the attached
illustration; this is considered
inauspicous.Did you see specks of red
"vapours" in the illustration. This is a
graphic illustration to show that
hopefully, the sewerage pipe does not
leak out minute traces of .. you know
what!Again, if the bed-head shares the
same wall as the bath tub etc.. in my
opinion; this is not as bad as above.On
11/20/2011 7:37:36 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
1. Please see attached,
illustration.2.
Do take note that it
is not always the
case that the
bed-head sharing the same
wall with
the toilet is an issue.3. It
is
often an issue; if there are sewerage
pipe(s) that share the same wall as
the
bed-head. On 11/20/2011 7:25:48
PM, jian
rong chen wrote:
Dear
Master,If the
bed head
has no
choice to share with
toilet
wall, will creating a
artificial
4ft hieght wall (8
inch thick)
to seperate the
bedhead and the
toilet wall
directly help?

[myfs_108289]

Dear Master,
Many thanks for your rapid response. I am lucky that the wall that my bed head sharing is the wall of shower and is notboth cases you just illustrated. Does it mean I don't have do anything about it?

[Cecil Lee]

1. In order to understand this; in the past, when underground water courses (not sewerage water) but caverns or streams of water flow below a home; this is considered "unhealthy".
2. Thus, some sites choose to build a pagoda; above it. (In directly to tame it or rather from another view point: if there is pagoda there... most likely the dwelling cannot be on the same location. Thus, this pagoda in actual fact is more like a MARKER. For example, close to shore we have those Light-house sort of thing).
3. However, in my opinion, water tap are often closed most of the time and enveloped in a stainless steel or copper piping. Thus, I don't think it would be like what I had mentioned under Para 1 above.
4. In general; as I had mentioned; I would be MORE WORRIED if it is direclty sharing the same wall as the WC.
5. Frankly, there are no doctoral thesis written on this subject; so your guess is as good as MUAR (mine).

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On 11/20/2011 8:20:46 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master,Many thanks for
your rapid response. I
am lucky that the wall that my
bed head sharing is the wall
of shower and is notboth
cases you just illustrated.
Does it mean I don't have do
anything about it?

[myfs_108289]

Dear Master,
On slightlydifferent subject, does it meanhaving good direction for bed head(but sharing toilet wall with bed head) is betetr thenhaving bed head pointing at inauspicious direction?
To make life easier when selecting the bed head direction could you please enlighten what are most important factor? in terms of direction, sharing wall, leg not pointing to door, etc?

[Cecil Lee]

1. The main component relies on Geometric Patterns and Configurations. In Feng Shui, this is simply known as Shapes and Forms.

2. Many individuals, even without prior knowledge of Feng Shui, intuitively determine the ideal placement for their bed in a bedroom.

3. If our intuition conflicts with the technical guidelines but can still be accommodated, it is acceptable.

4. However, if adhering strictly to Feng Shui principles disrupts the natural flow of the bedroom, it is advisable to disregard the recommended bed placement.

5. It is preferable to have the bedroom in a favorable sector and even better to position the bed according to Feng Shui principles.

5.1 These considerations are optional rather than mandatory.

5.2 Ultimately, personal comfort and well-being should take precedence over strict adherence to Feng Shui guidelines.

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On 11/20/2011 8:51:33 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master,On
slightly?different
subject, does it
mean?having good
direction for bed
head?(but sharing toilet
wall with bed head) is betetr
then?having bed head
pointing at inauspicious
direction?To make life easier
when selecting the bed head
direction could you please
enlighten what are most
important factor? in terms of
direction, sharing wall, leg
not pointing to door, etc

[Guest Magenta]

Hi, what about if half of the bed headboard is leaning against the same wall as the sink (as pictured)?