LaosLover Posted November 2, 2022 Posted November 2, 2022 Just rented a furnished condo. It has bits and bobs for the kitchen. I have quality sheets, towels, a proper corkscrew, some bed side lamps on my list. What did you forget to buy before moving in somewhere? Condo is a small one bedroom. Has decent shelving. Has as much furniture as I need. In fact: If I want some furniture taken away will the owner do that?
Mac Mickmanus Posted November 2, 2022 Posted November 2, 2022 Yes, the owner will take some of the furniture way , but he will want the fridge and beds staying . Buy yourself some sharp knifes and a mat for outside the shower , also buy some thicker curtains , because your current curtains are see through 1
Popular Post LaosLover Posted November 2, 2022 Author Popular Post Posted November 2, 2022 Curtains are very plush -as befits an upper-middle price condo. Deffo on the mat tho. What's a good, cheap/mid-priced store to get all my homewares in one go? I'm in Nimman, Chiang Mai. Power Buy looks like the place for a toaster etc. They had a huge sign in the lobby offering an unspecified reward for turning in Air BnB renters. That's a good thing, right? 1 2
1FinickyOne Posted November 2, 2022 Posted November 2, 2022 You can try Baan and Beyond - airport plaza mall Or Index - - on the highway next to Big C and Homepro Any one will probably have whatever you need.. make your list and have at it. 1
Popular Post bluebluewater Posted November 2, 2022 Popular Post Posted November 2, 2022 I am not a big fan of air con and thus I would not be without a floor fan or maybe two . . . 2 1
Lacessit Posted November 3, 2022 Posted November 3, 2022 9 hours ago, LaosLover said: Curtains are very plush -as befits an upper-middle price condo. Deffo on the mat tho. What's a good, cheap/mid-priced store to get all my homewares in one go? I'm in Nimman, Chiang Mai. Power Buy looks like the place for a toaster etc. They had a huge sign in the lobby offering an unspecified reward for turning in Air BnB renters. That's a good thing, right? Thai Watsadu or HomePro will have everything needed. Yes, it's a good thing because you don't want Air BNB renters having loud parties next to you going all hours. 1 1
Peterw42 Posted November 3, 2022 Posted November 3, 2022 OP, its really comes down to the individual landlord, if they will remove furniture etc. Its probably a good idea to have some sort of inventory of what was in the condo when you moved in, otherwise, 2-3 years later, the landlord may claim the airfryer you bought was always there, or he didnt remove any furniture. 1 1
Sparktrader Posted November 3, 2022 Posted November 3, 2022 How do we know what you need without seeing what is in the condo? Buy what you need. 2
Sparktrader Posted November 3, 2022 Posted November 3, 2022 5 hours ago, bluebluewater said: I am not a big fan of air con and thus I would not be without a floor fan or maybe two . . . Fans are cheap to run and the breeze in the face on a hot day is good. CM wouldnt be hot now though.
LaosLover Posted November 3, 2022 Author Posted November 3, 2022 45 minutes ago, Sparktrader said: How do we know what you need without seeing what is in the condo? Buy what you need. Wow, thanks Henry David Thoreau. Did a quick tour, signed on the spot. In the hot rental rental market of Nimman, you have to. I'm surprised at how well furnished it is. We have rice cooker. Next up: electric wok, blender, toaster. No need for a pod coffee maker like at home with 35 baht lattes downstairs. In Japan, I did well buying at sayonara sales when people moved. Do people do that here? Will def be possession-averse. We're probably only here 2-3 years. We collect Hilltribe textiles, but it's gotta A+++ and under a hundred bucks to rate drape over a chair status.
Sparktrader Posted November 3, 2022 Posted November 3, 2022 2 minutes ago, LaosLover said: Wow, thanks Henry David Thoreau. Did a quick tour, signed on the spot. In the hot rental rental market of Nimman, you have to. I'm surprised at how well furnished it is. We have rice cooker. Next up: electric wok, blender, toaster. No need for a pod coffee maker like at home with 35 baht lattes downstairs. In Japan, I did well buying at sayonara sales when people moved. Do people do that here? Will def be possession-averse. We're probably only here 2-3 years. We collect Hilltribe textiles, but it's gotta A+++ and under a hundred bucks to rate drape over a chair status. How much a month is it?
swm59nj Posted November 3, 2022 Posted November 3, 2022 I’m not going to give a specific answer. Just an honest honest one. The What the owner will do and not do depends on them. Just because other owners do or not do something , doesn’t mean yours will. You have to confer with your owner on specifics. And it sounds like you have a good amount of things. Take inventory of what you personally need and if you have it or not. 1
LaosLover Posted November 3, 2022 Author Posted November 3, 2022 20 minutes ago, Sparktrader said: How much a month is it? Because I love you: 20K baht a month. So 666 baht a night. A hotel room of that quality would be at least triple that and without a kitchen. Have a look at the Nimmana condo in Chiang Mai. This isn't an endorsement, so I hope saying the property name is allowed here. We wanted to be on the other side of Nimman Ave and my wife wanted a balcony to smoke on. Otherwise, we're really happy to have gotten such a great place. Most Nimman listing get rented in a single day -and that's without Chinese competition. Said the agent, we're on the Chinese-owned side of Nimman Ave. The other side is mostly owned by one Thai person.
Sparktrader Posted November 3, 2022 Posted November 3, 2022 4 minutes ago, LaosLover said: Because I love you: 20K baht a month. So 666 baht a night. A hotel room of that quality would be at least triple that and without a kitchen. Have a look at the Nimmana condo in Chiang Mai. This isn't an endorsement, so I hope saying the property name is allowed here. We wanted to be on the other side of Nimman Ave and my wife wanted a balcony to smoke on. Otherwise, we're really happy to have gotten such a great place. Most Nimman listing get rented in a single day -and that's without Chinese competition. Said the agent, we're on the Chinese-owned side of Nimman Ave. The other side is mostly owned by one Thai person. Married a smoker.
Sparktrader Posted November 3, 2022 Posted November 3, 2022 Looks good. I hated CM first 2 trips. Last 2 trips I liked it. Grew on me.
LaosLover Posted November 3, 2022 Author Posted November 3, 2022 North Carolinian. Pretty much every man, woman, and child there. She gave it up for years, but had a long medical convalescence and re-took it up out of boredom. She's shifting to vaping. It's better to wait it out than to nag. She'll def be blowing it out the window. Hope no one grasses on her. CM is the most culturally Thai part of Thailand. It's like Florence or Kyoto. No other place has so much history and art in so small a place. Not that the Nimman area is ever going to be confused with Venice.
thailand49 Posted November 3, 2022 Posted November 3, 2022 Slow down dont buy too much when you do try Index.
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