lanwithatz

Thanks everyone. You all have been very helpful. I would have undersized without your help.

the placement was built into the design but the units and install were not included. maybe I overlooked the placement or maybe they made change I didn't notice. Its been a while since we started and it isn't a major focus of mine. I found it strange what the contractor was willing to do and not. I've learned a lot should I have another build someday.

Would you have any tips on placement for two units? I'm not sure if we can get to the exterior via the sides of the room. the back of the room where the current line is has a large window above the sink area where nothing above will fit. Of course going out the front would be ugly as hell and not pass the wife test.IMG_6532.HEIC IMG_6527.HEIC IMG_6532.HEIC

Unfortunately it was only wired for one unit facing a less than optimal direction. Pick below shows its location in red.

Help! I have been getting a lot of conflicting advice and reading on the subject. We just built a house in Khon Kaen and now need to pick wall mounted air conditioners. The room in question has a large south facing window and door (I would have built it in reverse in hind sight, oh well.). It measures 4mx7m with 3.8m ceilings. Some sources say 18k BTU and others 24KBTU. We plan to have it running most of the day until bedtime, with little to no cooking. Any of your real world experience would be appreciated. Thank you! I attached a couple pics of the room and front of house where the room is in the center.

My wife, two children and I are looking to spend 5 months (September 1, 2023 - January 31, 2024) in Bangkok near Bechakitti and Lumphini Parks. We would like to be within walking distance of Soi Rumrudee. If you can help please reach out. Thank you!

I have a 4-5 day span of time where my wife and I would like to hit southern Thailand while I get a SCUBA certification. Can anyone suggest a good area/school/island for this? I imagine almost anywhere would be a safe bet but I prefer a recommendation if I can get one.

Will I want to open up a Bangkok Bank or HSBC account while in the states? Will I be able to access my USD in those international banks while in Thailand you think? or will I have to SWIFT over still?

I'm in the process of planing to building a home on my wife's land in Khon Kean. What is the best way to get the cash required to Thailand from the US. Ideally I'll be legal and avoid paying huge exchange fees. Or do you find that contractors are ok with USD?