The Remedywala Door Blocker Vastu Entrance Blocker is a traditional Vastu accessory designed to symbolically address specific entrance-related Vastu concerns. It’s intended for installation near the main entrance or doorway, where a qualified Vastu practitioner recommends its use. According to traditional Vastu principles, the main entrance is considered an important point through which people enter and exit a property, and many homeowners use symbolic Vastu remedies to align with these beliefs.
The device is placed on the floor near the door frame, on the right-hand side as you stand inside the property looking out, and is fixed in place with an adhesive backing — no metal strips, color tapes, or drilling into flooring required.
The Door Blocker is designed for residential, commercial, and office spaces, and is commonly used as part of a broader Vastu correction plan rather than as a standalone solution.
According to traditional Vastu Shastra:
These interpretations are based on traditional Vastu beliefs and are not scientifically established.
People commonly choose this product for traditional purposes such as:
This product may be suitable for:
It is intended purely as a traditional Vastu accessory. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition, and it does not physically alter the entrance, door, or structure in any way.
It’s a traditional Vastu accessory designed for symbolic entrance-related Vastu corrections in homes, offices, and commercial properties.
According to traditional Vastu Shastra, it’s used as a symbolic remedy for certain entrance-related Vastu concerns when recommended by a qualified Vastu practitioner.
On the floor near the main entrance or doorway, typically on the right-hand side as you stand inside the property facing out. Confirm exact placement with a Vastu assessment.
Physical installation is generally straightforward just peel and stick but placement is ideally confirmed by an experienced Vastu consultant.
Yes. It’s commonly used in apartments, homes, offices, and commercial buildings where structural changes to the entrance aren’t feasible.
According to Remedywala, the same design is used for entrances facing any direction, though a consultant’s overall recommendation may vary by property.
No. It’s a traditional symbolic remedy and does not replace architectural or structural modifications where those are appropriate.
Yes. Depending on the Vastu assessment, it may be used alongside other traditional remedies such as metal strips, helixes, pyramids, or yantras.
Keep it clean using a soft dry cloth, avoid excessive moisture, and inspect it periodically to ensure it remains securely installed.
It’s designed for long-term use as long as it isn’t physically damaged. This reflects the manufacturer’s description and traditional Vastu usage, not scientific testing.
No. There is no scientific evidence that a Door Blocker removes Vastu doshas, changes energy flow, attracts prosperity, or guarantees specific life outcomes. Its use is based on traditional Vastu beliefs and personal faith.
Yes. It can be gifted to homeowners, architects, builders, Vastu practitioners, or anyone interested in traditional Vastu practices.
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