That does not fall apart in one year ?

 

Anyone seen scaled down versions of this cement outdoor furniture, taller stool type chairs and table 

 

 

 

You may want to mention where you're staying.  I've seen a ton of roadside shops that sell this kind of cement furniture. 

 

As I recall, they usually have a bunch of gaudy painted rooster statues in various sizes up front.  Up to 10' tall and taller...  But that may be me conflating eclectic roadside shops in Thailand.

 

33 minutes ago, impulse said:

You may want to mention where you're staying.  I've seen a ton of roadside shops that sell this kind of cement furniture. 

 

33 minutes ago, impulse said:

 rooster statues in various sizes

 

Did you score a nice big cement cock for your balcony ?

 

 

What I was asking :

 

 

***Anyone seen scaled down versions of this cement outdoor furniture, taller stool type chairs and table 

 

 

6 minutes ago, NickyLouie said:

Did you score a nice big cement cock for your balcony ?

 

What I was asking :

 

***Anyone seen scaled down versions of this cement outdoor furniture, taller stool type chairs and table 

 

You may want to consider the possibility that companies who sell cement cocks also sell cement tables. 

 

They're all over Thailand.  No use telling you about one in Chiang Mai if you live in Hua Hin.  Shipping charges alone would be more than the cost of getting one locally.

 

Another guy asking for advice, then insulting the people who could give it to him.

 

13 minutes ago, impulse said:

 

You may want to consider the possibility that companies who sell cement cocks also sell cement tables. 

 

They're all over Thailand.  No use telling you about one in Chiang Mai if you live in Hua Hin.  Shipping charges alone would be more than the cost of getting one locally.

 

Another guy asking for advice, then insulting the people who could give it to him.

 

 

 

 

 

I sure know where to buy standard style cement tables and chairs like the photo I posted - all over the highway in every province  , was asking for scaled down versions of them to fit a balcony 

 

 

 

 

 

 

6 minutes ago, NickyLouie said:

 

 

 

 

I sure know where to buy standard style cement tables and chairs like the photo I posted - all over the highway in every province  , was asking for scaled down versions of them to fit a balcony 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ive seen them all up and down the highway between Bangkok and Aranyaphrathet recently, I doubt its different on any other highway

2 hours ago, Yagoda said:

Ive seen them all up and down the highway between Bangkok and Aranyaphrathet recently, I doubt its different on any other highway

 

another reading comprehension genius 

 

***Anyone seen scaled down versions of this cement outdoor furniture, taller stool type chairs and table 

Ive seen them all up and down the highway between Bangkok and Aranyaphrathet recently, I doubt its different on any other highway.

 

Whats not clear about that. Little concrete tables. 

20 hours ago, NickyLouie said:

That does not fall apart in one year ?

 

Anyone seen scaled down versions of this cement outdoor furniture, taller stool type chairs and table 

 

 

 

 

Have you considered googling OUT DOoR FURNITURE

 

patio furniture bangkok

5 minutes ago, kingstonkid said:

 

Have you considered googling OUT DOoR FURNITURE

 

patio furniture bangkok

 

but dont insult the results you receive 😉

I would suggest that 'cement furniture' is not the best choice for a balcony. It takes up a lot of room and it's very, very heavy.

 

Try searching for 'balcony furniture' on Lazada. Pages and pages of choices!

22 hours ago, impulse said:

You may want to mention where you're staying.  I've seen a ton of roadside shops that sell this kind of cement furniture. 

 

As I recall, they usually have a bunch of gaudy painted rooster statues in various sizes up front.  Up to 10' tall and taller...  But that may be me conflating eclectic roadside shops in Thailand.

 

As people mention on here there's only one place to live and there's only one walking street. In the whole country

6 hours ago, Moonlover said:

I would suggest that 'cement furniture' is not the best choice for a balcony. It takes up a lot of room and it's very, very heavy.

 

 

Smaller sized designs would work as cement is the only thing here weatherproof when exposed to the elements day in and day out 

 

 

On 3/16/2025 at 2:22 PM, NickyLouie said:

Anyone seen scaled down versions of this cement outdoor furniture, taller stool type chairs and table 

 

Yes there is a place quite near to where I live that has the smaller versions of these----

1 hour ago, oxo1947 said:

 

Yes there is a place quite near to where I live that has the smaller versions of these----

 

How big was the cement cock you bought ?

For balcony setups, cement stools look great but can be heavy and rough on tiles, so I mixed mine with lighter pieces. I added a garden egg chair for the comfy spot, since it handles sun and rain well and doesn’t wobble like some metal frames I tried. For tables, sealed concrete or fiber‑cement side tables hold up better and don’t crumble after one season.

Edited May 13May 13 by Albinagas

On 3/16/2025 at 5:22 PM, NickyLouie said:

Balcony Furniture

That does not fall apart in one year ?

This outdoor furniture is rock solid

Cement furniture ... can't think of a more uncomfortable or impractical type of furniture for a balcony. How big is your balcony ? How much daily sun exposure.

Spend a bit more and buy better version and what's comfortable. Metal with sun resistant 'webbing' or quality bamboo & rattan hold up nice, along with wood is a good choice. All types I have or have used in the past.

Or east facing veranda, only gets about 2 - 3 hrs of early sunlight, when the chairs are exposed. Not that we sit out there in the sun anyway, as dining table & dog's sofa get the same view, and indoors in AC comfort.

At present, I use a basic folding metal / webbing chair (black), quite comfy, and wife has a metal, webbing one. Mine will probably outlast me, and hers will be good for a few more years, though one armrest webbing is starting to unravel, nothing a screw or hot glue won't fix, since very inexpensive. Dog's sofa is behind sliding glass doors, as is the dining table, behind the other set of sliding glass doors.