Activating the Mountain star at upper levels

[myfs_82924]

Dear Cecil
I have a big and heavy projection TV on my attic (3rd floor) which is located at the front part of the building. This attic is directly above our master bedroom. By placing the TV there, am I accidentally activating the mountain star which is not supposed to be done on the front portion of the house regardless which level it is in now? Is activating mountain star in front consider bad?
Can I just shift it to one of the corners of the attic room (somewhere which is not the main facing of the building)? OR must I move it out and place it at the rooms behind?
Thank you and best regards
Guek Rian

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Guek Rian,
1. In my opinion, don't shift your heavy projection TV as yet.
2. Basically, each floor has a certain kilo newton weight load bearing.
3. More importantly, the concept of clear space is directed at the main entrance area. Distinct from what is placed above this structure. With sufficient engineering load bearing for the upper floors, since the location where you placed the projector is not the main entrance area; there is relatively no issue here.
Therefore, do not apply the mountain star too rigidly or literally speaking.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 8/13/2002 11:05:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil
I have a big and heavy
projection TV on my attic (3rd
floor) which is located at the
front part of the building.
This attic is directly above
our master bedroom. By
placing the TV there, am I
accidentally activating the
mountain star which is not
supposed to be done on the
front portion of the house
regardless which level it is
in now? Is activating
mountain star in front
consider bad?
Can I just shift it to one of
the corners of the attic room
(somewhere which is not the
main facing of the building)?
OR must I move it out and
place it at the rooms behind?
Thank you and best regards
Guek Rian