Hi Peter,

If there is a street light post on the sidewalk which is close to my house (in the picture: the house on right). The post is not directly onto the front entrance or the garage which might be used sometimes. the white spot in the right house is where front entrance and garage gate is. Is that ok? Do we need to do something to cure?

Hope we can get your answer and thank you.

Bob

where is the pic? You can use our upload feature and upload the image into our server.

Cheers.

Hi Peter,

Thanks for your quick reply.

I saved in the jpg file and copy to this message when I sent to you. I did see it was pasted on the quesion form I sent to you. I don't know why it is appeared that you can see it once you received the question.

When you said I can upload into your server, should I click the function of "Insert/Edit image" or "Image Button" on the icon of question form. I will use "insert/edit image" to upload when I write back to you now. Hopefully, it will work. if not, please let me know. I can send a separate email.

Thanks for your help.

Bob

Hi Peter,

Could you see the picture? I have upload into your server by using"insert/edit image" of your mail function? I hope you receive and can give me your thought.

Thanks

Bob

From the image, the lamp post is not directly seen when standing at the main door or sliding doors etc... You have to confirm this.  Planting plants that have relatively a cluster of foilage would be good if the lamp post can be directly seen.

More importantly, the consideration should be i.e. either standing inside the home e.g. the main entrance or sliding doors looking out of the home.If one stands inside, e.g. at the main entrance looking out and can see a lamp post directly, then this is considered as a sha qi. Since, it can slice into the home.

Cheers.
 

Hi Peter,

I am very appreciated of your reply.

Unfortunately, I was over bid a week ago so I couldn't buy this house. I thought I can buy it ! But your answers are very useful for future reference or for others who have the same question. Even though I can't buy this house, I will describe roughly based on your reminding points for others' reference.

From the main entrance looking outside, I can't see the post as it is on the very right side of the house (looking out from inside). This part is fine.

The sidling door is a soild wood garage so it will be closed most of the time. I can't see anything if it is closed. The sliding door is very wide so I think it is possible to see a little bit of the post once it is opened. 

I was thinking to grow some trees to cover up. I was upset I didn't get the house. It might be good to not to have now.

Thanks so much for your reply.

Bob