In which direction of the house should the floor be laid?

Everything kept in the house is related to Vastu. Similarly, the Matla kept in the house is also related to Vastu. It is said in Vastu Shastra that keeping Matla in the house is auspicious and it has many benefits, but it completely depends on where the Matla is kept in the house. Astrologer Radhakant Vats told us in which direction the floor should be placed in the house and what is the significance behind it.

Where to keep the floor in the house?
It is said in Vastu Shastra that Gods and Goddesses reside in the north direction of the house. In such a situation, the floor should be kept in the north direction of the house. By keeping the floor in the north direction of the house, one gets the blessings of all the Gods and Goddesses.

Apart from this, Matla is considered a symbol of Goddess Lakshmi, hence keeping Matla in the north direction also creates the possibility of financial benefits. North direction is considered to be of Lord Kuber. Placing Matla in this direction strengthens the financial situation.

According to Vastu Shastra, it is auspicious to keep the floor not only in the north direction of the house but also in the east direction. East is the direction of the Sun and the Sun is considered a symbol of luck. Keeping Matla in the east direction brings good luck.

Also, the position of Sun in the horoscope is strong. The direction of laying the flooring is as important as the way it is laid. No matter which direction you place the mat, the mat should never be placed on a straight surface.

It is said in Vastu Shastra that the floor should always be placed on something. With this, the auspicious effect of Matla spreads well in the house and negative energy also goes away from the house forever.

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