Tie down straps in Chiang Mai?

[cmcom]

Any one know where I can buy a small set for car roof racks?

[CharlieH]

As its Chiang Mai, moving this to CHIANG MAI forum

[daveAustin]

I think HomePro do them for 200 baht each; either there or Big C. Blue strap with a black ratchet. I'd let you have mine if I was still in CM.

[NeverSure]

I prefer a rope and a trucker's hitch. All I need is one rope because ties can be continued as long as there is enough length in the rope. It comes apart as easily as it goes together.

[cmcom]

Thx guys

[LivinLOS]

Do you want ratchet ones or cam buckle..

Multiple plain cam buckle and small ratchet at helmet2home, the motorbike helmet and protective gear on Sriconchia opposite siriwong (??) bookshop..

Here https://www.google.co.th/maps/@18.7811749,98.9969503,3a,75y,13.37h,88.95t/data=!3m4!1e1!3m2!1s4nuKj2lP7SNZaqHv7_ttEA!2e0?hl=en

Theres higher quality ones and bike transport specific in burning shop

Here https://www.google.co.th/maps/@18.7811749,98.9969503,3a,75y,13.37h,88.95t/data=!3m4!1e1!3m2!1s4nuKj2lP7SNZaqHv7_ttEA!2e0?hl=en

Also global house has small and large ratchet ones as does nana screw..

For light roof rack duty I would think helmet2home would be your best bet.

[CMKiwi]

Baan and Beyond at the back of Airport Plaza also stock a big selection of ratchet tie-downs and the cam buckle type too. Ideal for light to heavy loads but Id guess not a great deal of weight is going to be placed on a roof rack. I agree with LivinLOS that helmet2home has a good selection and better quality than most.

[cmcom]

Thx again for the great info guys