Window Guide · Pune

North-facing Pooja Room

North is an acceptable secondary Vastu placement for a pooja room. Window design tunes to Pune's temperate climate.

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The recommendation

Width
4.5'
~137 cm
Sill Height
2.5'
low sill — measured from finished floor
Type
Sliding 2T
Glazing
clear
Single 6 mm
Overhang / chajja
1.5'
Minimum projection above the window
WWR
20–25%
Total window-to-wall ratio for the room

These figures are advisory — drawn from IS 3792 (Temperate zone) and Vastu Shastra teaching tradition. An architect should adapt them to your plot's exact bearing, plinth height and facade design.

Why this direction for a pooja room?

A pooja room window's job is to bring morning light to the deity at dawn — small, high-sill, and on the NE wall ideally. The window should never face directly at the deity but rather light the side wall, creating soft fill light during morning aarti.

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The wealth-and-treasury direction. Cool, light-filled, the welcoming face of the home.

Vastu's ideal placement for a pooja room is NE. North is an acceptable secondary band.

Why Pune's climate matters

Pune is in the Temperate climate zone (Cwb, Cfb per the Köppen scale; Temperate per NBC 2016). Summer temperatures: 25-35°C, winters: 12-22°C. Rainfall: 500-1500 mm/year. Humidity: 40-75%.

A Bangalore wall does not need to be a Jaipur wall. Most builders copy the same envelope anyway and the home pays the bill.

For a north face in this climate, the recommendation is a sliding 2t window with clear glazing and a sill at 2.5' — calibrated for mild year-round temperatures with comfortable airflow.

Common mistakes

  • Pooja shelf placed against a toilet's plumbing wall
  • No window — reliance on artificial light only
  • Windows opening onto a common-area corridor instead of fresh air
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