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Topic: Spiky garden fence
Conf: Discuss :: Free Advice (General Feng Shui), Msg: 9604
From: Anonymous
Date: 12/12/2001 12:06 AM
Dear Cecil,
The open ground behind my building is being turned into a garden. They are planning to have a garden fence – a low wall topped by either barbed wire or a pointed, spiky grill or broken embedded glass pieces – to keep out all the bad elements. The fence would be about 10 ft. away from the building.
Maybe I am worrying too much, but just wanted to know whether such a spiky design, etc. is bad feng shui for the building residents nearby? Also the garden direction is SE-S. So will such designs bring about bad fortune?
Thanks in advance.
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