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Compound Wall Checker

Should your boundary wall be the same height and thickness all around, or vary by zone? Two independent, sourced, deterministic verdicts — distinct from the Plot Checker's ground-slope rule and the Gate Checker's gate-height rule.

1. Which sides should be higher?

NW
N
NE
W
E
SW
S
SE

2. Which sides should be thicker?

NW
N
NE
W
E
SW
S
SE

Compound wall Vastu — questions people ask

Should a compound wall be the same height all around?

No — classical guidance consistently favors a wall that's higher and thicker on the South and West sides (Southwest the apex) and lower and lighter on the North and East. A uniform-height wall is documented as the option to avoid, not the safe default.

Is this the same as the plot slope rule?

Related in underlying logic (Southwest read as 'heavy', Northeast as 'light') but separately and more specifically sourced — the plot slope rule is about ground elevation, this is about the built wall structure itself.

Where do this tool's verdicts come from?

A versioned, deterministic rule set compiled from classical zone-deity doctrine and modern practitioner guides. No AI generates or alters verdicts.

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