Three piece suite- help required.

[Scouse123]

Hi,

 

I am in the Roi Et area but do not spend too much time in Thailand looking for furniture or shopping etc. so I am pretty clueless on where to buy furniture. I bought my last one in Pattaya a good few years ago now, where the ranges are substantial due to the large amount of foreigners.

 

Can I be guided please as to where the best places are for a traditional three piece suite of decent quality in Isaarn. I do not like what is on offer at Home Pro neither style, range or quality.

 

I don't mind to travel to Khonkaen ore wherever as long as there is a decent range.

[malagateddy]

Try Koncept

[muzmurray]

1 hour ago, Scouse123 said:

I bought my last one in Pattaya a good few years ago now, where the ranges are substantial due to the large amount of foreigners.

 

Are you serious !!! Do you honestly think that Thais don't buy 3 piece suites ?

 

Furniture shops are for the Thais, you just happen to also use them.

 

 

[Rc2702]

The road between kalasin and roi et there is a place called Home PLUS there range is decent with varying price ranges based on what you want to spend. I think there stuff is pretty good.

 

Just 9km from kamalasai on right hand side if you were going to kalasin.

 

Not a massive range mind you but perhaps worth a look. No lazy boys etc.

[Martyjustice]

I would suggest TSF furniture. There is one in Warin/ Ubon at the loop and hiway to Sisaket. Anything you need. Including Lazy boys from US. 4 stories of furniture store.


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[SantiSuk]

Agreed re TSF - way better than Index, which is a national chain presumably with a branch in KK. We bought our sofa array (replacement for a cheap Index set that was horribly discoloured after 5 years) in TSF last year and there were probably around 30 different sets at various qualities from cheap to higher end.

 

I think it is an Ubon-specific store with no branches outside the area (remember seeing their flyers and it only had maps of a small number of Ubon locations). May be wrong

[Scouse123]

 
Are you serious !!! Do you honestly think that Thais don't buy 3 piece suites ?
 
Furniture shops are for the Thais, you just happen to also use them.
 
 

Why you being a clown and attempting to make a drama out of a perfectly sensible question?

Who said at any time or even implied that " Thais don't buy three piece suites ??? " I am well aware of Thai purchasing power. I merely and correctly pointed out that there was a large, substantial range in Pattaya due to the large numbers of foreigners from different countries which makes perfect sense.

Thanks to the other guys who contributed and assisted, I will check out Ubon.


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[CGW]

^ Pattaya has a far better choice than Isaan for sure! When we moved from Pattaya we sold the house furnished, shopping for decent quality furniture up here was a "challenge"

Thai's obviously do buy three piece suites, but they don't generally want to pay for the quality I want, probably because they don't spend as much time sat on their butts as I do!

Index is worth a look but nowhere as good as the Pattaya branch, there they rent out space to "independent" companies so far more choice.

Good luck!

[Issangeorge]

Koncept, on the left on the way to the airport, use to have a decent choice. However the last time I was in there, was about ten years ago.

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