Buriram Expats
Buriram Province - General Category => Real Estate, housing, house and land ownership => Topic started by: iammike on October 10, 2014, 05:11:40 PM
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We have a discussion and we hope you guys can clear this up for us, how much they cost approx.
The misses says "12-1300 THB" and the BIL says "800-900"
Thanks
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5000 I guess. Check for cracks inside first.
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5000 are you sure ? That's a lot higher then the guesstimates from the misses and the BIL
And that would make them (I think) more expensive then the new plastic ones, I just recently bought one of those Hi-Tec (no Ta Krai Naam etc etc bs ;) ) plastic ones, 2000 Liters for 9500 THB, and I think these "concrete" ones can only hold 1000 Liters.
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Pichai sells water tanks... 1500 litre i got from him..
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Thanks Toffo, but I know where I can buy Water Tanks, it's just that we have a friendly discussion and we want to know the Approx price of those large concrete Water Tanks (look at the attachment in Post #1) .
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Sorry.. Im on comission.. bigok
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No Problems !!
We will definitely buy stuff over there (I Think) but not now.
If no-one knows the price the BIL will go in the next couple of days and check the price.
I have found one post on the net (from 2012) and that mentioned 800 THB for the Tank and an extra 150 THB for the LId, so I doubt sincerely that the price has risen to 5000 THB (as 1 Member guessed) but then again TiT ;)
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Finally found the answer as the BIL went to look and ask.
They are 1050 THB and another 200 THB for the Lid, so in total 1250 THB.
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I gave 4 away with 3 lids just to get rid of them.
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I gave 4 away with 3 lids just to get rid of them.
A shame. There are very good to store water and I think they are more durable then the Plastic Tanks. The stainless tanks are just too expensive.
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I gave 4 away with 3 lids just to get rid of them.
A shame. There are very good to store water and I think they are more durable then the Plastic Tanks. The stainless tanks are just too expensive.
they were on some unused land we owned. Basically a mosquito breeding ground so I would add guppies to eat the lavie.
Have not found a reason to want them back.
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But the mosquitoes problem you have with all of your tanks, not alone with the ones I was talking about.
But If you really not use the tanks, just put a couple of drops of dish washing liquid in them once in a while, this will prevent the mosquitoes to lay their eggs.
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But the mosquitoes problem you have with all of your tanks, not alone with the ones I was talking about.
But If you really not use the tanks, just put a couple of drops of dish washing liquid in them once in a while, this will prevent the mosquitoes to lay their eggs.
As a blantant conservative. The natural method appeals to me. I just too a bunch of guppies that have excessively breeded in some pots I had, and I got a lot more fat guppies.
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I've currently got 6 of these water tanks and need to get rid of at least 3 possibly up to 5 of them.
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As a blantant conservative. The natural method appeals to me. I just too a bunch of guppies that have excessively breeded in some pots I had, and I got a lot more fat guppies.
55555 Maybe a good alternative to raising Plah Nin, I also don't think they are as much work. ;)
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I've currently got 6 of these water tanks and need to get rid of at least 3 possibly up to 5 of them.
If our house was ready, I would gladly take them off you.