Pichai's Home Expo

[smoooth2]

Visited Ruangsandthai Home Expo today. Was beaut to catch up with several farang mates.

Perhaps I can speak for many farangs ... Pichai has got it perfect with this promotion. A credit to all involved. These events take a lot of behind the scenes organising.

Plenty of smiling friendly staff and a happy atmosphere in the building. Out the back was "The Hulk" Massimo slaving away over a hot pizza oven, whilst the beautiful Mrs Massimo (hello Dtong) shuttled delicious pizzas to the hungry mob.

Some gorgeous young ladies handing out Leo & soft drinks also.

Was my first visit to Ruangsandthai. An impressive store. As Arnie said "I'll be back ..."

[Freddy]

100 agree. Everyone involved in the organisation of today's event .....well done and thank you. Mr Pichai, you have served me personally on several occasions and always given excellent advice and guidance to the product I am seeking. I will certainly continue to use your store for for my building, water and hardwaresupplies in the future.

[JasonB]

I was there with my wife for about one and a half hours,brought some things,ordered some things,and had some of Massino's pizza.Very well organised,I got in a little trouble though looking at a couple of stunning young sorts in red dresses,Told my wife I was admiring their shoes!

[Starman]

Yep. I popped in too. First time for me and I was surprised at how big it was.

I was looking for a few things but everyone was a bit busy. I will pop in again soon.

[Pichai]

Thank you all for the compliments. It was our very first "Home Show", and my staff put 100% into making it a comfortable setting to see what my family Hardware store has to offer Thai citizens and Expats. Mossimo and Dtong certainly proved their Pizza is popular.  They both worked well with my staff and I received many compliments on the Pizza and the Shrimp Tempura from Jack's restaurant. We are doing this event once again on Wednesday October 15th, and the only thing different is no Pizza and different door prizes.  Plenty of libations, Thai food and Shrimp Tempura will be served from 10am to 4pm.  You have no idea how dead set Nippon Paint , Delta, Sanwa, Briggs & Stratton are on bringing booth models to Buriram. I look forward to seeing any of the expats attend Day #2 of the Buriram Home Show Expo.

[toffo]

Jimmy choo hey Jason haha

[DeputyDavid]

We went to the expo today.  It was a pleasure to meet Bob, Pichai, and Urleft.  Bob gave us some great leads on several topics.  The store was like a big boys candy shop.  I know when I start having projects to do that help and supplies are nearby.

[JasonB]

Toffo 

[Pichai]

Glad to be of service to the Expat and Thai Community in Buriram. The Buriram Home Show Expo was a pleasure to sponsor and my staff agree it is worthwhile to do again, but the next Buriram Home Show will be on a Friday and Saturday.  I am so sorry if the house paint spokes models who wore red dresses and designer shoes caused any martial strife with expats who are married to Thai women from Buriram or other Isaan provinces.

[mahdam]

Refreshing to hear Khun Pichia  acknowledge his staffs input into making his expo a success.
To many bosses would want all the glory themselves.  

[JasonB]

Hello Pichai,THANKYOU for a wonderful time on Tuesday,spent some money and enjoyed it all.Don't worry about any wife problems,the girls in red had ummm...lovely shoes!

[urleft]

Was there today, did a combination of Redneck and Thai engineering to connect a sink faucet to an outside hose plug.  I need to take a picture of this venture. 

Will add later. 

[finnomick]

I'd like to add my thanks to Khun Pichai, Bob and the staff at Ruangsangthai for a very good foray into the exhibition idea. The girls were great at dispensing cold drinks and the pizza and prawns were very tasty. Met some new people, put faces to others and bumped into two blasts from the past. Asa who I haven't seen for 6 years since we vacated Jomtien -- we had apartments in the same complex, and Alex from Doncaster who I can't remember but we both drove tipper lorries and must have passed one another countless times. Ron at Ice furniture and kitchens had to break up our conversation when the diesel fumes got too intense. Being a self-confessed toolaholic, I can get into trouble at these events. Luckily the misses managed to curb my enthusiasm but not before I had some new powertools and equipment. I also managed to totally confuse the guy on the solar panel stall by asking him about wind turbines but after a lot of gesticulation and drawings he got what I wanted and hopefully will be in touch.

JasonB -- didn't notice the shoes......

[JasonB]

HaHa,well Mick,I hope you noticed the rest,hard to miss

[urleft]

Was there today, did a combination of Redneck and Thai engineering to connect a sink faucet to an outside hose plug.  I need to take a picture of this venture. 

Will add later. 

So I bought an outside sink to support the pot luck party but I did not have time to connect the faucet, so used a garden hose. 

Then went to Pachai's to engineer a solution for a portable kitchen sink that connects to outside faucets.  You can see the beginning and end result.  (which as I said is Thai Redneck engineering)