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Three of the fourteen room types our check scores have no ideal direction anywhere on the plan. Here are the three, their real ceilings, and why those are the rooms you should worry about least.
Every Vastu guide ranks the nine zones by their best use. Rank them by their worst use and the order inverts. All nine, with the floor each one gives you.
Our check grades the zone your main door sits in, not what it opens onto. A north-east door scores 100 whether it faces a lift, a corridor or open sky.
No. Facing sets one row of a Vastu check — the main door. Here is the ideal zone for all fourteen room types, and it is the same table whichever way your house faces.
Our check reads 126 fixed numbers — room type against zone — with no latitude, climate or sun-path term in it. Same flat, same score in Chennai or London.
A floor-plan check grades zones, not walls. Of the 24 ways a mandir and a toilet can share a zone boundary, only three leave both rooms good or better.
A Vastu check grades the plan you upload, not the home you live in. On a worked 2BHK, the door you actually use mis-states the score by 16 points.
Across the nine zones our check grades, changing a room's label moves its score by 59 points on average. Changing its direction moves it by 62. The label is nearly half the verdict.
No zone in our table is good for both a pooja room and a toilet — zero of nine. What a one-floor check can tell you about the room above, and what it cannot.
A room in the middle of its zone survives 18.4 degrees of compass error. A room near a zone line can flip on 3. The tolerance is a distance, not an angle.
Nothing about placement. Carpet area is not an input to a Vastu score at all — and it cannot be turned into the perimeter an Ayadi calculation needs. Here is what moves the number instead.
A store room. In the south-west — the staircase's one ideal corner — our table scores a store 85 (good), a toilet 50, a kitchenette 45, a pooja space 25.
Plot shape, compound walls, borewells, tanks and slope are not graded in a flat. Four rooms carry 69% of the verdict, all four inside your front door.
In a standard 3BHK the two toilets are 21.8% of the verdict — a bigger block than the main door or the kitchen. Which one is attached changes nothing.
A flat where every room reads good can score 74. A flat with a room in the avoid band can score 94. Here is why a Vastu score threshold fails, and the three numbers that work instead.
A tilted plan doesn't change which direction suits a room. It changes which zone the room lands in - corner zones shrink, the centre grows. By how much:
Every page says put the mandir in the north-east corner of the bedroom. Our check grades the corner of the plan, not the corner of the room — and East is the only zone where a bedroom and a shrine are both fine.
Classical Vastu puts eight padas on a wall. Our check grades the entrance in eight 45-degree zones — one zone is four padas wide. Here is how they line up.
In seven of the nine zones our table grades, a plain bedroom scores higher than a master bedroom in the same spot. Re-labelling which room is the master is free, and on a worked 2BHK it is worth nine points.
A south-west main door scores 25 — the lowest cell in our entrance table, and the only one remedies cannot lift into Good. Here is the arithmetic.
North-west is the only ideal cell in the toilet row — 90 of 100. The north, one zone away, scores 45 and reads avoid. The full ranking and what the gap costs.
Every Brahmasthan page lists what to avoid in the centre of a home. Here is the other half — all fourteen room types scored in the centre, ranked, with what each one is worth.
Our check recovers 45% of a bad kitchen or toilet and 85% of a bad bedroom — set by which room it is, not by what you place in it. The full recovery table.
Four rooms carry about 71% of a flat's Vastu verdict. Here is the full weight table our check runs on, and why the same front door can be worth 18% or 27%.
Some Vastu defects recover about 85% of what they cost you. Others recover under half. Here is the ranked table, so you know which faults are worth walking away from.
A west-facing door scores 70 out of 100 in our table — good, not bad. Here is the entrance row in full, and what facing west is worth as a share of the score.
A shared kitchen-toilet wall is not what a Vastu check grades — the two zones on either side of it are. Here is every possible pairing, ranked.
An AI can read the rooms off a floor plan, but it cannot know which way north is, and it does not invent the verdict. Which part is AI, and which is arithmetic.
Compass apps, form calculators, floor-plan analysers and desktop software answer different questions. What each one is given decides what it can know - and what an accuracy claim can mean.
Aaya is a remainder derived from a building's perimeter, not from its directions. Here is the full Ayadi Shadvarga arithmetic, and the honest answer on whether it applies to an apartment.
Which rooms in a 2BHK or 3BHK flat actually decide the Vastu verdict, which barely count, and which ones you cannot fix after you have signed. A checklist in priority order.
Compass, Google Maps or the architect's arrow — how to fix north on a floor plan, how accurate you need to be, and which rooms a 45-degree mistake ruins.
If the north-east is a neighbour's wall, a shaft or a bathroom, the ranked fallbacks are East, North and — unusually — the centre of the flat. The full pooja row from the table we score plans against, with scores.
The south-west is the only direction our table calls ideal for a master bedroom — it scores 100, the north-east scores 25. Here is the full ranking, and what to do if yours is in the wrong corner.
A south main door scores 40 out of 100 on the table we grade floor plans against — our scale calls that avoid. Here is what those 40 points actually cost a whole-house score, and how much of it comes back without moving a wall.
A north-facing entrance is already near the best there is. What decides the rest is what you put in the north strip — a room-by-room ranking, weighted by what counts most.
A north-east toilet is the worst single placement on the table we score plans against — 15 out of 100. Here is what it actually costs, and the honest split between fixes that change the score and fixes that don't.
South-east is the classical kitchen corner, north-west the accepted second choice. Here is how the eight directions rank for a kitchen, and what you can still do when the plan puts it in the north-east.
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