"Cork" for Cooler

[winslowsjardine]

I've got a 60 liter plastic cooler the cork of which my dog decided to use for a chew toy. So now it's useless. I got it at MAKRO and they don't sell replacement corks. I do recall passing by places that seem to specialize in these coolers but I don't remember where I've seen them. Anywhere within 5 kilometers or so of the city center will do fine. I've attached a photo of the cooler with its logo in case that helps.

 

[tifino]

... and what does the damage itself look like? (if there is anything left at all that is) 

 

if sectional damage; why not grab an aerosol of expanding foam, and some plywood for the temp setting time bracing. Fill the gaps, like as per wet concrete shored up)

 

Unless you worry about asthetics... 

 

[winslowsjardine]

1 hour ago, tifino said:

... and what does the damage itself look like? (if there is anything left at all that is) 

 

if sectional damage; why not grab an aerosol of expanding foam, and some plywood for the temp setting time bracing. Fill the gaps, like as per wet concrete shored up)

 

Unless you worry about asthetics... 

 

The cork, which screws in,  is chewed up past repair.

[tifino]

3 minutes ago, winslowsjardine said:

The cork, which screws in,  is chewed up past repair.

possibilities are endless, for lateral retrofit thinking...

 

[ThaidDown]

Odds are that it is a standard pvc pipe fitting.

 

So any shop that has a lot of blue pvc pipe on display should have. Take old one to get correct size.

Alternative go to somewhere like Homepro or Global House, again with old item, and check through their selection. Should only cost a few Baht