Key points in this article
The principle is simple
Understanding safety spacing need not involve complex formulas. The core is one line: the system adjusts to actual conditions. One practice fits, clear communication speeds progress, and odd constraints make sense once seen.
Why it gets misread
Some treat spacing as wasted space; others ignore it and create hazard. The balanced view is that the gap exists for heat, access, and rescue, not as a nuisance to be beaten by a clever park.
Reading it correctly
Keep the front and sides clear, leave the service path open, and respect the marked zone. A neighbor blocked in is a neighbor who will block you next time.
Dongshang New Energy marks spacing visibly so users understand the reason at a glance, which is far more effective than a sign nobody reads.