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14 minutes ago, Big Guns said:

I get large breed Royal Canin for my Dalmatian, Bull Terrier & Weimaraner. Its 1990 Baht for 15kg from my local pet food shop. On Facebook there is a new Thai brand called Wolflicious that looks interesting as its grain free & its 1200 Baht for 15kg. Royal Canin isn't the best I'd rather have grain free organic dog biscuits but the price is prohibitive here.

look interesting, thanks

11 hours ago, JetsetBkk said:

"APro I.Q. Formula" 10 Kg sacks from Supercheap.

how much about please ?

only 375 THB at shopee : https://shopee.co.th/APro-IQ-Formula-10-kg-เอโปร-ไอคิว-ฟอร์มูล่า-ขนาด-10-กก.-i.21049536.1040633939

Hi, is there any psychologist at Khon Kaen or anyone can recommend me a good psychiatrist please ? Cheers

Hi there, we adopt a puppy 3 months old (siberian husky). I found the royal canin brand name quite expensive. Could you recommend me a cheaper and good quality brand easy to find in Thailand ?

Thanks in advance !

Hi,

I just bought 3 concrete ring without any base. Should i buy it ? What kind of soil should i fill in the concrete ring please ? Cheers ????

On 6/5/2019 at 6:13 PM, jak2002003 said:

Choose the strongest and tallest one.

 

Street / village dogs can be a problem and I have had them rip through wire netting to break into the chicken coop a few times (and then go for me when I tried to chase them off at 3am in the morning)….The top pic looks the strongest one.

 

 

thanks mate

what kind of tree do you sale ?

Hi there, we live in Kalasin, my wife own a 7 rai land. Could you advice a way to earn a bit money with it without invest a lot ? What should we grow or raise please ? I very appreciate your help ????

Hello, i'm looking for a easy and pretty cheap solution to build a fense for my chicken. Could you advice me a good solution please ?

On 10/27/2018 at 4:14 AM, lanng khao said:

I'm a bricklayer, 60 brick m2 laid length ways, 120 brick m2 laid width ways, pay him by the brick, 2 baht a brick.

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Thanks for your advice ????

Hello,

I'm looking for the cheaper solution to build the walls of our house. Of course, i want something strong and with a good insulation. What do you think about using standard red bricks ? If i use it in the width ? I mean if the brick are 190 mm x 90 mm x 90 mm, the wall thickness will be 190mn. Other possibility ? Use 2 layers of red bricks so it will be 990+90mn) = 180mn. What do you think please ? My home builder will be paid per sqm so it's not important for me if he has a lot of work ????

Cheers

2 hours ago, rwill said:

can look here for ideas, they have all sorts of price ranges.

 

http://www.aoonjai.com/thai-house-builder-building-construction.html

 

Thanks, i will take a look ????

20 minutes ago, malagateddy said:

I spoke to the wife and she spoke to our builder and others.
Sorry mate..no can do.
1.They are all busy with jobs.
2. The daily travelling distance..over 80k ×2 daily.
3.Very soon they'll be busy re their farms.
However, there is a large Robinsons store being built directly accross from the Chaiyaphum Ram Hospital..due to open this coming december. Why dont your wife and yourself go to the site and talk with some of the workforce..plenty builders there right now I would imagine.
Regards.

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Ok, thanks ????

42 minutes ago, malagateddy said:

Ok..will get the wife to speak with him and other builders.
Exactly where near Chaiyaphum are you?

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We are around 6 km north from downtown, so close to the town. Many thanks for your help ????

44 minutes ago, malagateddy said:

I live outside nongbuodaeng and the builder who built our home is good.
How many bedrooms etc are you looking at..how much land is there..will you be building a wall around the house etc
Tell me your job specs because I roughly know what the builder can do for "x" amount.

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I want to build a 98sqm house with 2 bedrooms and 2 bahrooms.

Yes we plan to build a wall around our 1,5 rai land. I would prefer a builder ask a price per sqm (labrd only). I will buy myself the materials. 

3 hours ago, malagateddy said:

To do some repairs or a new build?

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new build please

1 hour ago, kamalabob2 said:

The AAC Blocks are a better solution. Your living experiences will be better and your PEA bill much lower. Consider the AAC steel reinforced lintels which are readily available in Buriram Isaan and other provinces of Thailand when you build a home. The cost can vary depending on brand and how far your home builders merchants is from the AAC block plants.  No such thing as direct to your Thailand home building site from the factory on this product unless you rent a fork lift and have pavement suitable for a semi truck and the forklift. 

1 hour ago, kamalabob2 said:

The AAC Blocks are a better solution. Your living experiences will be better and your PEA bill much lower. Consider the AAC steel reinforced lintels which are readily available in Buriram Isaan and other provinces of Thailand when you build a home. The cost can vary depending on brand and how far your home builders merchants is from the AAC block plants.  No such thing as direct to your Thailand home building site from the factory on this product unless you rent a fork lift and have pavement suitable for a semi truck and the forklift. 

Awesome advice, thanks a bunch ! Where did you take the pictures ? Is it Global house ? Cheers 

2 hours ago, Mickmick said:

AAC "superblocks" cost between 15 to 20 baht each, at 8.3 blocks per sq.m., so 125-160 baht/sq.m., plus the special "adhesive" (not ordinary mortar!) at 3kg/sq.m, 150baht/50kg bag, so roughly 9 baht/sq.m.....total 135-170 baht per sq.m. depending on brands, current special deals, how bargain savvy you are, etc.

Concrete blocks are 12.5/sq.m, at 8(?) baht each, so around 100 baht/sq.m. but I reckon the mortar will cost more. I forget how much mortar per sq.m ......definitely more than the AAC adhesive though.

So a single skin concrete block wall might be cheaper but hotter, and a double skin will be more expensive. But, no make it BUT, in the long run AAC will save you money on cooling costs, it also has better sound absorbtion. Also AAC blocks can be cut and trimmed to shape where necessary to fit into odd corners etc, so there should be little waste. And they are a lot quicker to lay so you should reduce the labour costs slightly too.

Thanks Mate very interesting informations ????

Hello,

I need a thai house builder for my home. I have a tight budget (less than 1 million bahts) so i would like to find a affordable one. I live near Chaiyaphum.

Thanks in advance to share your informations 

Hi, i advice you the Q-Con block (superblock) 20x60x10cm rather than 20x60x7.5cm but avoid the cinder blocks. I think 1 layer of Q-con is better than 2 layers of standard cinder blocks.

Hello,

I'm looking for a house in Phuket with 3 bedroom and swimming pool to rent for 7 days, i know i ask to late but i need the house in 3 days. Do you know where i can find it? I asked to property agency but their offers is only for long term rent. Thanks a lot !

Thanks again !

Hi, Is there any Acer Shop Phuket ? I live in Kathu and need to buy a new battery for my laptop.

Thanks to all

Thanks good address !

Thanks lake