Hello,

I am trying to identify the Thai name of the structure presented in this post image. Can you please help?

What would be the cost for something like that?

Sala. Cost can be from cheap (straw roof) to expensive. You can afford get them ready made all over the place.

It's a massage hall.

Or like cooked said, sala, or even lanna perhaps?

Is that in Japan?

Is that in Japan?

No this is not Japan, this is Koh Pah Ngan (Koh Samui)

Thank you guys for trying to help, but I would like to know the corespondent Thai name to the Eghlish: Shed, Shack, Hut, etc

Thank you guys for trying to help, but I would like to know the corespondent Thai name to the Eghlish: Shed, Shack, Hut, etc

You've already been told twice, it's a sala (sǎaˑ​laa).

A sala is an open-sided pavillion.

Thank you guys for trying to help, but I would like to know the corespondent Thai name to the Eghlish: Shed, Shack, Hut, etc

You've already been told twice, it's a sala (sǎaˑ​laa).

A sala is an open-sided pavillion.

Yes, good comment, reminded me that all pavillons are open sided, otherwise they aren't pavillons. (eh?)

Thank you guys for trying to help, but I would like to know the corespondent Thai name to the Eghlish: Shed, Shack, Hut, etc

You've already been told twice, it's a sala (sǎaˑ​laa).

A sala is an open-sided pavillion.

Yes, good comment, reminded me that all pavillons are open sided, otherwise they aren't pavillons. (eh?)

Not necessarily. Cricket pavillions are usually enclosed.

Is that in Japan?

No this is not Japan, this is Koh Pah Ngan (Koh Samui)

Thank you guys for trying to help, but I would like to know the corespondent Thai name to the Eghlish: Shed, Shack, Hut, etc

You might add "gazebo" to your list of English synonyms for sala.

I could build that for under 4000 baht.

I think there is nothing much better than "sala".

I find lots of occurences of ศาลานวด (sala nuad), massage pavillion.

Picture search for ศาลานวด: http://goo.gl/7aeMrN

One example of a ศาลานวด:

(from http://www.bloggang.com/viewblog.php?id=prittyguide&date=28-11-2012&group=3&gblog=101 )

Edited August 24, 201411 yr by KhunBENQ

Thais might refer to this as ปะรำ , although this often is a temporary structure.

Thais might refer to this as ปะรำ , although this often is a temporary structure.[/size]

ปะรำ is always a temporary structure. It's usually translated into English as "marquee".

Dictionary definition: สิ่งปลูกสร้างชั่วคราว มีเสา หลังคาแบนดาดด้วยผ้าหรือใบไม้

Thais might refer to this as ปะรำ , although this often is a temporary structure.

Yep, more like a (party) tent or the like.

Not sure about the Thai name but in English its called a Hovel

Let's move this to Thai language forum rather than delete useful Thai language posts.

Thank you guys! Got my answer ( and some more...)

Very appreciated!

I could build that for under 4000 baht.

Where about are you? Are you a professioal builder?

Does your quoted price included the material (bambo) as well?