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You are what you eat.

The owner doesn't want the cost of replacing all of the windows and frames. Most of the windows are in good condition despite not being regularly painted. It's an older house in koolpunt ville 9 and pretty much every house in the village has their original doors and windows.

The previous owners neglected the property hence the renovation.

I'm renovating a house with wooden windows and I need to replace ten of them.

thank you

Thank you

Does that include the frames?

Can anyone suggest a company in Chiang Mai that makes wooden windows?

Well that sucks

I don't have a Thai card either. My banking app works just fine.

So if you've lived in Thailand for 23 years and no longer have a UK debit/credit card you can't get a passport?

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Hi, does anyone know of a place to get silver bars in Chiang Mai? Thanks

A friend recommended a French artisan cheese maker to me, so I placed an order. All I can say is I had the best soft cheese I've ever had. The taste is incredible; totally different to whet you get in the supermarkets. He says he delivers to customers all over Thailand, so you can order no matter where you live. I highly recommend his cheeses, and I have already ordered some more. If you would like to see his cheeses and contact info, you can DM me.

Sorry if this has been covered before. The scenario is this: A grandparent opened a joint bank account for her grandchild back in the 70s. Either account holder can access the funds without the other's signature or being present. How could the grandson who is living in Thailand get access to the account from here? Is the only option flying to the UK and being physically in the bank? If anyone has experienced this situation, or knows of someone, please give some suggestions. Thank you.