Hello, 

 

where in Pattaya can i get big mirror to cover a wall of about 2.0x2.4m ?

 

Thanks for your answers.

Ask at one of the thousand short time sex motels where they got theirs.

5 hours ago, Johnniey said:

Ask at one of the thousand short time sex motels where they got theirs.

thank you, brilliant idea

50 minutes ago, Johnniey said:

Ask at one of the thousand short time sex motels where they got theirs.

Nothing like a smart answer to a sensible question. You can always count on it here. Perhaps the OP doesn't frequent dives?

 

I'd go to a big hardware store like Homeworks. They probably cut mirrors to size, mount them and deliver them.  

There are some glass shops in pattaya.

Chock chai glass at naklua 038370344 

 

Pattaya aluminium 0982575204.

 

7 hours ago, tropo said:

Nothing like a smart answer to a sensible question. You can always count on it here. Perhaps the OP doesn't frequent dives?

 

I'd go to a big hardware store like Homeworks. They probably cut mirrors to size, mount them and deliver them.  

Who said they were dives? Who said he frequents them? He seemed happy with the suggestion.

 

Go to Thai Watsadu, they will give you a large mirror.

 

http://www.thaiwatsadu.com/location-34.html

Right next to BIG C Extra, on Central Pattaya Rd, left side of the "C", same side of the street...there is a glass cutter. They have been there many years and are professional. We used them to install a similar wall mirror years ago.

CHIC usually has a good selection

Just go to any shop that sells windows and doors etc. They are everywhere. They all do mirrors in any size you want. Pay per s metre.

 

need the mirror to enhance the sea view of our condo. 

 

as i am reluctant to going ask one of these establishments i am very happy for your constructive answers n advice. 

 

Thank you very much!

I saw fairly large mirrors in Home Pro. Around 1.5sqm for about 600B. But these were flat-pack "fit it yourself".

 

It sounds to me like you need a cut and fit service such as nearly all the glass/aluminium shops around town will offer, as mentioned.

On 8/3/2016 at 8:50 AM, Johnniey said:

Who said they were dives? Who said he frequents them? He seemed happy with the suggestion.

 

Go to Thai Watsadu, they will give you a large mirror.

 

http://www.thaiwatsadu.com/location-34.html

I said they were, but of course you're entitled to your opinion.

 

I thought he was just being polite.

26 minutes ago, tropo said:

I said they were, but of course you're entitled to your opinion.

 

I thought he was just being polite.

Let's face it 95%+ of men go to Pattaya for one thing. congratulations on being in the <5% that live there for the beautiful beach and lovely local people.

You're wrong on all assumptions, but I'm not going to sit here and justify why I'm here because if I don't visit dives I shouldn't be...

 

As far as the 95% are concerned, I'd venture to say that quite a percentage of them would freely admit, if being honest, the places they visit are dives. I was a dive-visitor myself once upon a time in another life, and I was well aware of the quality of such establishments.

Boontavarn on Sukumvit. 

On ‎03‎/‎08‎/‎2016 at 11:29 AM, TKI said:

where in Pattaya can i get big mirror to cover a wall of about 2.0x2.4m ?

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need the mirror to enhance the sea view of our condo. 

 

I bought mine from one of many small shops who make aluminium doors/windows.

The biggest they could do was 1.20m x 2.40m. It was ok for me.

 

Bigger ones can be ordered from the factory, but think that for a condominium

it may be impossible to bring a 2x2m up to your room! (lift, stairs,...)

 

 

3 hours ago, Pattaya46 said:

 

I bought mine from one of many small shops who make aluminium doors/windows.

The biggest they could do was 1.20m x 2.40m. It was ok for me.

 

Bigger ones can be ordered from the factory, but think that for a condominium

it may be impossible to bring a 2x2m up to your room! (lift, stairs,...)

 

 

How much was yours?

 

I have a big one in my condo and absolutely no idea how they got it up there. It certainly would not fit in the freight elevator and it wouldn't be easy on the stairs. Winched up the front of the building, perhaps?

On ‎06‎/‎08‎/‎2016 at 7:36 PM, KittenKong said:

 

How much was yours?

 

I paid 3'500 B, 10 years ago, for a 1.10x2.40 mirror and a wooden frame.

They had to bring it by stairs: 15 floors