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Daily Xpress December 25, 2008
Cheer up your home this New Year with great goods at bargain prices
With most of us having a few days off over the New Year holidays, we've selected four secondhand shops that offer good quality products at bargain prices that are ideal for adding cheer to your home. At Pankan and SCAD, you'll great used furniture and your money will help underprivileged people and rescued animals.
SCAD
At Soi Cats and Dogs (Scad)'s shop on Sukhumvit Soi 71, shoppers can sift through a mountain of items donated by sympathetic Thais and foreigners, with all profits going towards finding homes for abandoned cats and dogs around Thailand. ReTails Too, as the shop is called, has everything from wooden cabinets to giant teddy bears at prices from Bt50 to Bt50, 000 and they're all in good nick.
People with a pet shaped hole in their lives should make their way to the hideaway behind the store, where about 20 adoptable cats and dogs are waiting to make new friends.
Call (02) 713 2635 or (02) 713 3354 or visit www.ScadBangkok.org
The Peter Pan Collection House
A century of Europe's culture and craftsmanship glints in the shop on Soi Thonglor, ranging from furniture, chandeliers and kitchenware to garments that were made between 1900 and the present day.
A new branch of the Peter Pan Collection House was recently launched on the second floor of the Esplanade.
Papaya
Already well known from their original home at Bangkok Bazaar in Rajdamri Road, Papaya has now relocated to a threestorey warehouse on Soi Chokchai 4 (Lat Phrao Soi 55/2) and is piled high with everything from retro furniture to light fittings and ceramics to carpets, as well as artwork and accessories just begging for a home.
There's also a good stock of quality secondhand products imported from Denmark, Belgium, Germany, France, Holland and the US. Prices start at Bt200 and run into the millions.
Call (02) 933 0661 or visit www.Designathome.com
Pankan
Drop your unwanted belongings with the people at the Pankan ("sharing") store at Seri Centre and they'll make sure it flies into a new home. A brainchild of the Yuvabadhana Foundation, the shop sells stuff donated by goodhearted people and passes on the profits to help underprivileged kids nationwide. "
You'll find everything from clothes to kitchenware, CDs to children's books and furniture to electric appliances at prices that run from a mere Bt10 to Bt30,000.
Call (02) 746 0448 or (02) 301 1096.
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www.BahtSold.com
Daily Xpress December 25, 2008
Cheer up your home this New Year with great goods at bargain prices
With most of us having a few days off over the New Year holidays, we've selected four secondhand shops that offer good quality products at bargain prices that are ideal for adding cheer to your home. At Pankan and SCAD, you'll great used furniture and your money will help underprivileged people and rescued animals.
SCAD
At Soi Cats and Dogs (Scad)'s shop on Sukhumvit Soi 71, shoppers can sift through a mountain of items donated by sympathetic Thais and foreigners, with all profits going towards finding homes for abandoned cats and dogs around Thailand. ReTails Too, as the shop is called, has everything from wooden cabinets to giant teddy bears at prices from Bt50 to Bt50, 000 and they're all in good nick.
People with a pet shaped hole in their lives should make their way to the hideaway behind the store, where about 20 adoptable cats and dogs are waiting to make new friends.
Call (02) 713 2635 or (02) 713 3354 or visit www.ScadBangkok.org
The Peter Pan Collection House
A century of Europe's culture and craftsmanship glints in the shop on Soi Thonglor, ranging from furniture, chandeliers and kitchenware to garments that were made between 1900 and the present day.
A new branch of the Peter Pan Collection House was recently launched on the second floor of the Esplanade.
Papaya
Already well known from their original home at Bangkok Bazaar in Rajdamri Road, Papaya has now relocated to a threestorey warehouse on Soi Chokchai 4 (Lat Phrao Soi 55/2) and is piled high with everything from retro furniture to light fittings and ceramics to carpets, as well as artwork and accessories just begging for a home.
There's also a good stock of quality secondhand products imported from Denmark, Belgium, Germany, France, Holland and the US. Prices start at Bt200 and run into the millions.
Call (02) 933 0661 or visit www.Designathome.com
Pankan
Drop your unwanted belongings with the people at the Pankan ("sharing") store at Seri Centre and they'll make sure it flies into a new home. A brainchild of the Yuvabadhana Foundation, the shop sells stuff donated by goodhearted people and passes on the profits to help underprivileged kids nationwide. "
You'll find everything from clothes to kitchenware, CDs to children's books and furniture to electric appliances at prices that run from a mere Bt10 to Bt30,000.
Call (02) 746 0448 or (02) 301 1096.
_________________
www.BahtSold.com
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2 comments:
Hi Curtis, do you have any tips on where to buy kids items second hand. I am looking for things like strollers, car seats ect. Thanks a mil!
Hello Hanlie,
Thank you for your comment!
Sorry for the late reply.
This link might be helpful.
http://bangkok.craigslist.co.th/search/bab?query=+
Good luck,
Curtis
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