noice cancelling

[bertbobjes]

Hi, i recently arrived in Thailand and i have a room near a busy street. I want to find a way to block the street noise. Panels, drapes? Anybody knows a shop that can help me in Bangkok?

Friendly greets

[longstebe]

Ear plugs or relocate.

[curtklay]

Ear plugs or relocate.

Yes, that seems to be the only options here in the Land of Noise.

[bertbobjes]

Any shops that sell noise blokkers?

[scubascuba3]

Noise cancelling headphones won't stop noise of bars and music and bar girls. Even ear plugs aren't great, best thing is move

[Suradit69]

Buy a large fan with a high setting. Set it at the foot of the bed aimed at you. The "whoosh" will cover up a lot of the noise (once you get used to the whooshing noise) and you'll find you can make do without the air conditioning.

[inbangkok]

You will get used to it. I think the fan option is your best bet. Or keep music playing in the background. But honestly, you will adapt. I used to live across the street from a fire station. Did not even notice the sirens after a month.

[craigt3365]

Since this thread is already running here:

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/765669-noise-blockers/

We'll close this one. We don't like the same topic running across multiple threads.

Topic Closed.