Fatal Car Crash in Lopburi: 1 Dead, 3 Injured in Collision With Refrigerated Truck

[echo1actual]

Need a rubber tip for traction to go over the ground end of a wood walking stick, which will be used by an elderly person on both smooth, and rough surfaces.

[DavidOxon]

Ferrules!

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David

[Rice_King]

Bought a replacement rubber ferrule for a (camera) monopod at Chiang Mai Plastic (Warrowat Market area) a few years back. Went there on a whim thinking, "No way are they going to have this." Surprise! Surprise! I will never doubt CM Plastic again. They have everything there -- if you can find it.

[adder]

Tesco sell rubber solid washers for the bottom of Furiture legs .These are self addisive but I would get some super glue to stick them on the bottom of a walking stick . Just trim the excess rubber with craft knife . If you don't want to fit & attach yourself then a shoe repair man will prob do for 20bt

[Dante99]

small rubber cups of various sizes to fit on chair and other legs are available in CM hardware stores and Home Pro, might have to look around a bit to find the size you need but various sizes are available

[LJW]

I'm surprised nobody has suggested a Pharmacy. I buy my tips at Pharma Choice.

[TongueThaied]

The probelm with rubber "cups" from hardware stores is that they are thin. As the guy said above, try a pharmacy, specifically one that sells wheel chairs and walkers. You should be able to see wheel chairs in the window. If you can't speak Thai, just go in, find a walker and point at the rubber foot. They normally have a couple of sizes. These are black, clunky looking, but very heavy duty.

[WinnieTheKhwai]

Yes, Pharma Choice. From the original post it's not completely clear if only a tip is required or the full strick. Either way, Pharma Choice has both.

[uptoyoumyfriend]

Yes, Pharma Choice. From the original post it's not completely clear if only a tip is required or the full strick. Either way, Pharma Choice has both.

across from suan dok -sri pat -maharaij hospital on suthep road.

they speak english too.

[Thighlander]

The probelm with rubber "cups" from hardware stores is that they are thin. As the guy said above, try a pharmacy, specifically one that sells wheel chairs and walkers. You should be able to see wheel chairs in the window. If you can't speak Thai, just go in, find a walker and point at the rubber foot. They normally have a couple of sizes. These are black, clunky looking, but very heavy duty.

good advice--maybe up Suthep Rd. on the left, across the street from the Hospital(s). They seemed to be very competitive. I was pricing ankle braces......very helpful.