Patrik95

Yes, I have been wondering the same. I don't know if the installer forgot to add them or if that's just option. However, I've ordered some online. Thank you for the explanation. So then nothing speaks against covering them.

Hi, We have very basic standard aluminium windows. These windows have a very simple design with gaps and holes that let dust, heat, noise and insects in. As these types of windows can be commonly found in Thailand, I wonder if there are sealing kits or any DIY solutions that would improve them in any way? What's the function of the 2 hole on the side? Can these be closed off so no insects can go inside? Thank you very much, Patrik

Apparently, this does not apply to the Pranburi office. In December 2022, you could show up without an appointment to get a Thai driving licence based on an international driving licence, whereas now in January 2023 you have to book an appointment in advance, otherwise they will just check your documents and make an appointment for later. Just today I was with someone to renew a Thai driving licence and overheard several people at other counters being asked for their "online booking confirmation". If they didn't have it, the officer would give them an appointment. So as long as the booking system works, I would rather play it safe and book in advance. The e-Learning can be done here: https://www.dlt-elearning.com And the appointment system can be found here: https://gecc.dlt.go.th/login

Thank you everyone for your answers. Very helpful. So it seems that the quality of these products has deteriorated over the years. Maybe we will get it fixed by an "electrician" and if that doesn't work, we will switch to another brand, possibly with 6000 W, as we are in Hua Hin where the water doesn't particularly get cold - even in winter.

Hi, we live in a house with 3 bathrooms where all bathrooms have a Mazuma 8000W water heater installed. The water heater is connected to the sink and the shower. We have been living in this house for about 3 years and had to replace all 3 water heaters once already. Now one of the replacements (14 months old) already stopped working again. It was installed by HomePro in June 2021, repaired by HomePro in February and now we would have to deal with the manufacturer. What is your experience with water heaters? Also do we really need 8000W? It really starts to be annoying as these units cost like 7000-8000 Baht each. Thank you in advance for sharing your experience.