In most countries I'm aware of, if you go to a department store to buy a bed you end up with an expensive Sealy, expensive frame, etc.

When in Bangkok would someone go to buy a cheap bed. Not looking for necessarily high quality mattress, box springs and the like. Even a futon that doubles as a sofa could work. Perhaps even a bed you'd buy for a teenager.

I'm interested in something in the 5-8K range whereas Robinsons seems to have only in the 18K+ range.

In most countries I'm aware of, if you go to a department store to buy a bed you end up with an expensive Sealy, expensive frame, etc.

When in Bangkok would someone go to buy a cheap bed. Not looking for necessarily high quality mattress, box springs and the like. Even a futon that doubles as a sofa could work. Perhaps even a bed you'd buy for a teenager.

I'm interested in something in the 5-8K range whereas Robinsons seems to have only in the 18K+ range.

HomePro has many mattress options, from very inexpensive to luxury.

In most countries I'm aware of, if you go to a department store to buy a bed you end up with an expensive Sealy, expensive frame, etc.

When in Bangkok would someone go to buy a cheap bed. Not looking for necessarily high quality mattress, box springs and the like. Even a futon that doubles as a sofa could work. Perhaps even a bed you'd buy for a teenager.

I'm interested in something in the 5-8K range whereas Robinsons seems to have only in the 18K+ range.

Per above, HomePro. Also HomeWorks, Big-C, Tesco/Lotus. Many choices. HomePro and HomeWorks tend to have some big-discount sales on specific items; I bought two king-sized Sealy mattresses for 8k baht each, down from 20k baht. That was at HomePro about 6 months ago.

In most countries I'm aware of, if you go to a department store to buy a bed you end up with an expensive Sealy, expensive frame, etc.

When in Bangkok would someone go to buy a cheap bed. Not looking for necessarily high quality mattress, box springs and the like. Even a futon that doubles as a sofa could work. Perhaps even a bed you'd buy for a teenager.

I'm interested in something in the 5-8K range whereas Robinsons seems to have only in the 18K+ range.

Per above, HomePro. Also HomeWorks, Big-C, Tesco/Lotus. Many choices. HomePro and HomeWorks tend to have some big-discount sales on specific items; I bought two king-sized Sealy mattresses for 8k baht each, down from 20k baht. That was at HomePro about 6 months ago.

Are there typically large price differences between say HomePro branches in Ploen Chit vs. areas further from the center of town?

In most countries I'm aware of, if you go to a department store to buy a bed you end up with an expensive Sealy, expensive frame, etc.

When in Bangkok would someone go to buy a cheap bed. Not looking for necessarily high quality mattress, box springs and the like. Even a futon that doubles as a sofa could work. Perhaps even a bed you'd buy for a teenager.

I'm interested in something in the 5-8K range whereas Robinsons seems to have only in the 18K+ range.

try Hua Lum Pong Train Station lol Bangkok its verry expensive good luck