In Singapore for landed property it is common to have 2 kitchens. Dry in the house and wet outside. What are the considerations for placement of the stove/washbasin and which kitchen wuld be considered the main?

Dear Anon,

If one has both a wet and dry kitchen:

1. Where possible, in both instances, the stove should not also "clash" especially with the wash-basin.

2. Where possible, the stove in the dry kitchen should match the lady of the house's ba zi direction.

3. For the outside kitchen, it would be good if the stove match also Para 2. But not as crucial.

4. For the stove in the wet kitchen or usually "open air" area, it should be kept away from "gusts" of wind. Where possible, both stove must be supported by a solid wall or backing.

5. Avoid placing any of the stove along the NW compass direction of the home.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 4/1/2005 7:59:20 AM, Anonymous wrote:

In Singapore for landed

property it is common to have

2 kitchens. Dry in the house

and wet outside. What are the

considerations for placement

of the stove/washbasin and

which kitchen wuld be

considered the main?