Houshold goods transfer

[Huckenfell]

How is the best way to transfer household goods, King size matteress, Chester drawers and kitchen equipment, from Koh Samui to Sisaket

[khunPer]

Thais would normally hire a pick-up car to drive removals up to Isaan, but why not try to ask some of the many new transport companies like Kerry and SCC – yes Siam Cement now do transport also, office in Bo Phut, close to BigC/Makro, but opposite side – or even at the post office, they advertised that they do some fairly big stuff too.

[PoorSucker]

Better contact transport in Sisaket, cheaper. 

They will come down with an Issan song theaw. 

You might have spotted them on Samui from time to time. 

Like ours, but a big lorry filled with furniture, scooters, people. 

Perfect for moving a household, including relatives helping. 

 

I went for a wedding in Buriram once. 

Minibus came from Buriram to pick us up, much cheaper than getting one on Samui. 

[Huckenfell]

3 hours ago, PoorSucker said:

Better contact transport in Sisaket, cheaper. 

They will come down with an Issan song theaw. 

You might have spotted them on Samui from time to time. 

Like ours, but a big lorry filled with furniture, scooters, people. 

Perfect for moving a household, including relatives helping. 

 

I went for a wedding in Buriram once. 

Minibus came from Buriram to pick us up, much cheaper than getting one on Samui. 

 

3 hours ago, PoorSucker said:

Better contact transport in Sisaket, cheaper. 

They will come down with an Issan song theaw. 

You might have spotted them on Samui from time to time. 

Like ours, but a big lorry filled with furniture, scooters, people. 

Perfect for moving a household, including relatives helping. 

 

I went for a wedding in Buriram once. 

Minibus came from Buriram to pick us up, much cheaper than getting one on Samui. 

Thanks for the tip.

 

Edited October 2, 2019 by Huckenfell