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Thanks for the tips here. I'll check out the Ixora (ton khem). Appreciate it!

Those look nice! I'll have a look around for these. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for this tip! I'll check these out.

Hi, I have a side of my house that never gets any direct sunlight (though it's pretty bright... just no direct sunlight.) Can anyone recommend some good bushes or shrubs that will live well in this area? Looking for some hedge bushes which we'll keep to less than 1 meter high, and also a couple taller, narrow bushes for the corners, that we'll keep to 2-3 meters high. Any advice would be great! (Thai plant names would help so I can ask at the markets). Thanks! T.

OK.... this is important. Again, I'll get it confirmed by True before running coax to the TV locations. Thank you!

Ahh... this is different than I was getting from the replies here. I will go in and talk to True (though the people int he shops often don't seem to know what they're talking about).

Thanks all for your replies. So, I think the consensus is that if you have True Visions via fiber from the street, you don't need fiber to each point where a TV box will be. Just LAN or good wifi will do it. In the current house (BKK), cable comes in from the street, is split and connects to each TV Box via coax. When we had an issue with one box, True told us we should upgrade to fiber as they will phase out the cable in areas where the fiber is available. The new house is certainly being hard wired with CAT6 cable to multiple points, including those where the True Visions TV Boxes will be. So: fiber to the where True's modem/router will be, then LAN for the rest. This should be true for this True Visions TV package: https://www.truevisions.info/platinum-hd. Thanks all!

Thank you! I didn't know that True TV boxes were just connected over the LAN and don't have their own fiber lines. Our current house still uses True cable, and they ran ugly coax cable to each TV box, tacked to the walls. It looks pretty terrible. Thanks again... that solves the issue!

Hi All, We're building a new house, and plan to eventually have True Visions fiber (for TV) at a couple points in the house. I want to pre-install the fiber cable to the TV points (as I don't want True technicians having to run cable in a finished house and tacking it to the walls the way they do... yuck). Of course it's too difficult to get them to come and partially install now in a half finished house. So my question is, what type of Fiber Cable is True Vision using? Is there any specific specification/brand? I'm assuming it is FTTx. I found cable for sale here... FTTx2C that says it's True compatible. If anyone has any advice or experience here, that would be great! Cheers, T

Hi, For 1, yes, I used my Thai address for Mailing address, and left Permanent Address blank. For 2, not sure as my CC address is the same as my mailing address here, but I assume you need to use the address on the CC account. PS: I think this belongs in a different sub-forum...

Thanks... yes, sandwash is what I was looking for. It looks like TOA makes a sandwash sealant. Perhaps that improves durability?

Hi, Can anyone suggest where to find an aggregate concrete (or epoxy) floor coating for exterior concrete surfaces (like pool decks, porch, etc)? Similar to the pool deck in the photo attached here. I'd like to do this myself, but having trouble locating a product to use for it. Thanks! T.