Compound Wall Vaastu Tips

Compound wall is an unavoidable part of any construction may be residential or commercial complex. As per Vaastu tips, make a Compound wall after completion of house or structure in all respect or in all aspects.

This is the first layer of protection from strangers in that house. Vaastu Shastra has highlighted the importance and necessity of this wall around the House.

These are some important Vaastu guidelines for constructing this wall.

Muhurat for Constructing a Compound Wall:

Vaastu shastra gives due importance to timing for constructing this wall. As per Vaastu tips, this wall must be constructed immediately after the completion of water source, Bore-well and storage sections of the plot.

The purpose of the composite wall is to stand as a protective layer to the house.

Construction Streamline:

The construction of a composite wall should be started from the Southeast direction; on auspicious day and time.

The actual building must be positioned in the Southwest corner of the plot. In such a setting, the Northern compound wall can be left opened and the space should be used to stock the construction material.

Height of the Compound Wall:

Regardless of it’s a residential or a commercial property, this wall should never be higher than the building. The height of the wall should be like it cannot cut the incoming natural light.

Since Sunlight plays vital role in increasing the positive vibrations in the property, so a compound wall should never be too high, the ideal is 4-6 feet in height. 

Thickness and Directions:

Since the South and West directions should be heavy, So, compound wall in these directions should be heavier [Thicker] than the other directions.

Making in thicker the South-west part, there will be probability of absorbing the bright Sunshine. Thus, having a thicker compound wall in the South and West directions can give a cooler feeling in the summer season.

General Vaastu Guidelines for Compound Wall

There are four Peripheral parts of a Vaastu purush mandala as follows

Outer: Paishachyabhag

Second Row: Manushabhag

Third Row: Daivabhag

Center of the Plot: Brahmsthan

Paishachyabhag: No construction is allowed here being it’s a Demon area, So, it’s important to construct this  wall in this area around the house.

In temples, this area is used for Pradakshina marg.

Manushabhag and Daivabhag:  is used for constructing a House for residential purpose.

Brahmsthan: In residential houses this area should open and light in weight.  

Once this wall is built as per Vaastu Tips, other important thing is to gate in the Southern direction.

If the plot/house is facing a South direction, then the main gate should be placed in the 4^th Pada of this direction, starting from Southeast

Gates of this wall should always open in a clockwise direction.

Construct two gates instead of one for entrance. One gate can be used by residents and other can be used for vehicles.

But as if your plot is having slope towards South, West or Southwest And there are no existing neighborhood constructions, then first get your plot leveled and then build a compound wall before starting construction of main structure. 

The compound wall should not be rounded at the Northeast corner though it can make an acute angle here.

Keep the height of compound wall more in South and West as compared to North and East. (May be 6 inches)