help wanted re furniture

[ste860]

im moving to hua hin in roughly three week,and could do with a few tips on where the best place for furniture is ie beds wardrobes tv in fact vertualy everything ,i was supposed to have some one getting them for me but think its going to be left to me to sort it all out .thanks hope someone can help

[Lev]

Try these:

http://www.huahinmedia.com/huahin-furniture.php

http://www.huahinmedia.com/huahin-kitchens.php

[K2OWN]

Try looking at Index. They are on the main road petchamin road coming toward town from Cha Aam. Go into any search engine and type in
Index Living Mall in Thailand and you will see what they have to offer.
We don't move out until January and we will be going there to check out what they have. Pro Store sometimes have good offers on electrical as do Tesco Lotus. Good Luck and let us know how you get on..

[niggle]

Tesco or Homepro
Siam Old Teak for good quality reclaimed teak - by Thai standards very pricy but highly recommend the quality

[norm]

I will go along with niggle, Siam Old Teak has some very nice stuff and I think very good value for you money. He is a bit tricky to find but if you pick up an observer mag he advertises in it.

We have bought a lot of furniture from him (Mark) and have ordered some special made.

[jackie]

Winners was the best place for me to buy furniture. It is near Index on the other side of the road. The delivered immediately and put everything together

[magnum]

Depends on what you want to pay,Index western prices we found Winner and Big Kiang great value and service,actually followed us home from B Kiang with goods and same day from Winner.Both put funiture together set it where we wanted tested and took away rubbish, wont get tha back home.

[johnnyk]

Mai at ThaiWood sells from stock and will custom order Thai-style wood furniture. She also sells British-made mattresses for well under the Homepro/Index price. I bought lots of stuff from her and she was a pleasure to deal with.
Her showroom is opposite the royal palace (directly opposite the 2nd large portrait of His Majesty going north) on Phtechkasem Road. She also has a shop at the corner of Dechanuchit and Naresdamri Road (check the HHAD city map).

[ste860]

just like to say thanks to everyone for there help ,at least there seems a bit of choice ,looking forward to a few years in the sun now,

[a10ams]

Probably too late with this reply but here goes. We looked everywhere for furniture and the last place we looked was Siam Old Teak. We ended up buying everything from them. Highly recommended. As an earlier poster said, they might be pricey by Thai standards but you get the feeling that the furniture will last forever.

[niggle]

same as previous post. We thought we'd just get a couple of bits from Siam Old Teak but ended up buying all from there - it will be around long after I'm gone. You always pay a bit more for quality but its worth it. Can wait a few weeks for some items especially if its cusutom made to your sizes and specificatons but definately recommend the place.

[Winkie]

Could someone post the address/directions to Siam Old Teak

Sounds an interesting place

Thanks

Winkie

[norm]

Siam Old Teak's address is: 325 Moo 1, Thaptai, Hua Hin, Prachaub Khiri Khan. Phone #s Show House 66 (0) 32575040 Mobile 08 51759662 and 0833122116. Their email is siam_oldteak@hotmai.com

I know how to get there but not the street names. If you follow the signs to the Elephant Village it will get started in the right direction. Then it is sign posted for Siam Old Teak the rest of the way. It is a bit out of the way but well worth the trip.

[Winkie]

Thanks Norm

I'll give it a try

Winkie

[niggle]

If youi give him a ring (Mark) he or his wife will happily pick you up and drop you off again after you have looked around