Anyone know a good electronics installer?

[Hal65]

I'm looking to have a flat screen mounted and don't have the proper tools for it. Anyone know a good electronics installer for this kind of job?

[stoneyboy]

All you need is a hammer drill and a few raw plugs.

Very cheap here and you may use it again less than a thousand baht SIR.

[innerspace]

Numchai if you buy a new tv

[Hal65]

All you need is a hammer drill and a few raw plugs.

Very cheap here and you may use it again less than a thousand baht SIR.

for concrete walls? I may have to look into this.

[Thaijack2014]

Where do you live? I can help you with that.

[Jimlove]

Better use Superglue than have a thai drilling in your walls ...

Sorry, joke aside - do as Stonyboy say. Get your own driller and on with it - If you lived in CM I would help you

Good luck with the project

[KittenKong]

Numchai if you buy a new tv

I think they will do it even if you dont buy the TV from them. For a fee, of course.

I find that generally here one gets the best results from someone who is accustomed to doing a particular job rather than from a jack of all trades. Doesnt always work though.

Edited August 20, 2015 by KittenKong

[dotpoom]

He wouldn't have to know anything about electronics to put 4 holes in a wall and attach the bracket. An electrician if you want a socket maybe or just run an Extension wire yourself from the nearest socket.

[Hal65]

Might be cheaper to just hire though given the low labor costs. A hammer drill is going to set me back about 2,500 baht based on Lazada costs.

[misterphil]

If you want a top quality high end job doing then get these guys to do it.

They fit multi million baht systems to the rich and famous. Ive seen their work, its outstanding.

http://www.piyanas.com/?p=5115

[onemorechang]

If you can do it yourself , then do that.

You will be satisfied with the result. if your not confident to do it fare enough, get someone.

Or you let people into your home, always a 50/50 good or bad.

You know the drill.

Two guys show up, with a hammer , a bent screwdriver, a drill with no plug on it (wires just stuffed in the socket with the bent screwdriver.

they show no respect for your furniture and little for job they do.

or what they brake doing the job.

Had to much of this clown show over the years.

DIY for me, if I can do it. (most of the time yes)

Good luck

[Anthony5]

If you can do it yourself , then do that.

You will be satisfied with the result. if your not confident to do it fare enough, get someone.

Or you let people into your home, always a 50/50 good or bad.

You know the drill.

Two guys show up, with a hammer , a bent screwdriver, a drill with no plug on it (wires just stuffed in the socket with the bent screwdriver.

they show no respect for your furniture and little for job they do.

or what they brake doing the job.

Had to much of this clown show over the years.

DIY for me, if I can do it. (most of the time yes)

Good luck

You forgot that not only will bring a bent screwdriver, but probably also a ladder.

[SOUTHERNSTAR]

If you can do it yourself , then do that.

You will be satisfied with the result. if your not confident to do it fare enough, get someone.

Or you let people into your home, always a 50/50 good or bad.

You know the drill.

Two guys show up, with a hammer , a bent screwdriver, a drill with no plug on it (wires just stuffed in the socket with the bent screwdriver.

they show no respect for your furniture and little for job they do.

or what they brake doing the job.

Had to much of this clown show over the years.

DIY for me, if I can do it. (most of the time yes)

Good luck

You forgot that not only will bring a bent screwdriver, but probably also a ladder.

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Your guys are lucky in HH they normaly want to borrow my drill, tools and ladder. 555

[onemorechang]

If you can do it yourself , then do that.

You will be satisfied with the result. if your not confident to do it fare enough, get someone.

Or you let people into your home, always a 50/50 good or bad.

You know the drill.

Two guys show up, with a hammer , a bent screwdriver, a drill with no plug on it (wires just stuffed in the socket with the bent screwdriver.

they show no respect for your furniture and little for job they do.

or what they brake doing the job.

Had to much of this clown show over the years.

DIY for me, if I can do it. (most of the time yes)

Good luck

You forgot that not only will bring a bent screwdriver, but probably also a ladder.

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That's the guys !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Did they have very large shoes and a spinning bowties

Edited August 20, 2015 by onemorechang

[Hal65]

Anyone know where about the concrete fasteners are in Home Pro?

It was hell trying to get the employees to show me the Allen wrenches last time, even with a drawing.

[Anthony5]

Anyone know where about the concrete fasteners are in Home Pro?

It was hell trying to get the employees to show me the Allen wrenches last time, even with a drawing.

Try with the bolts and screws

[nithisa78]

If you can do it yourself , then do that.

You will be satisfied with the result. if your not confident to do it fare enough, get someone.

Or you let people into your home, always a 50/50 good or bad.

You know the drill.

Two guys show up, with a hammer , a bent screwdriver, a drill with no plug on it (wires just stuffed in the socket with the bent screwdriver.

they show no respect for your furniture and little for job they do.

or what they brake doing the job.

Had to much of this clown show over the years.

DIY for me, if I can do it. (most of the time yes)

Good luck

You forgot that not only will bring a bent screwdriver, but probably also a ladder.

20131028_121102 (Medium).jpg

what's wrong with you.not a question.

[Anthony5]

If you can do it yourself , then do that.

You will be satisfied with the result. if your not confident to do it fare enough, get someone.

Or you let people into your home, always a 50/50 good or bad.

You know the drill.

Two guys show up, with a hammer , a bent screwdriver, a drill with no plug on it (wires just stuffed in the socket with the bent screwdriver.

they show no respect for your furniture and little for job they do.

or what they brake doing the job.

Had to much of this clown show over the years.

DIY for me, if I can do it. (most of the time yes)

Good luck

You forgot that not only will bring a bent screwdriver, but probably also a ladder.

20131028_121102 (Medium).jpg

what's wrong with you.not a question.

I wonder what is wrong with you Mr apologist. The ladder in the picture belongs to a LG service team.

Would any qualified self respecting technician in a civilized country use such a ladder?

I have seen Thai people build a house with 1 screwdriver, 1 hammer with cut off handle, 1 pliers that you get with the service kit of your car and a plastic pipe with a nail sticking through use as a chisel.

Do you really think you perform any quality work with that, even if you were the best craftsman in the world?

What you see is what you get.

[malt25]

Anyone know where about the concrete fasteners are in Home Pro?

It was hell trying to get the employees to show me the Allen wrenches last time, even with a drawing.

No problem. They're right beside the timber fasteners, two shelves below the alan keys.

Maybe the problem was your drawing skills ? If sign language doesn't work I always Google what I want on my phone & show them.... never fails.

[maxcorrigan]

Anyone know where about the concrete fasteners are in Home Pro?

It was hell trying to get the employees to show me the Allen wrenches last time, even with a drawing.

No problem. They're right beside the timber fasteners, two shelves below the alan keys.

Maybe the problem was your drawing skills ? If sign language doesn't work I always Google what I want on my phone & show them.... never fails.

I don;t know if there are many home pros in Thailand but the Pattaya branch they are not with the allen keys but with screws and fixings make sure you get a good size fixing,rawl plugs or whatever, too small and it will pull out the wall,as i found out with the wife's hanging basket

And as malt25 said get a translator on your phone works wonders, with the over abundance of floor staff at homepro

Maxc

[petermik]

Might be cheaper to just hire though given the low labor costs. A hammer drill is going to set me back about 2,500 baht based on Lazada costs.

I,ll do it for 500 baht

[Anthony5]

Might be cheaper to just hire though given the low labor costs. A hammer drill is going to set me back about 2,500 baht based on Lazada costs.

I,ll do it for 500 baht

Me, 490 Baht.

[Basil B]

I would look for a professional installer with good liability insurance if you want them to pay for a new one if it falls off the wall or and a new wall if that falls down.

Edited August 21, 2015 by Basil B