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Home Appliances

The business of home appliances and tools in Hua Hin sees a growing demand that comes in parallel with an increase in new inhabitants coming from overseas as well as from other parts of Thailand over the recent years.

In response to the burgeoning trend of owning a second home in this fresh-aired seaside town, home appliance stores have grown into a number that is sufficient to supply new residents with domestic technologies while the charming daintiness of the overall town is still preserved.

These shops and malls provide settlers with all sorts of domestic appliances and necessary tools which are available in a great range of makes. You may choose to equip your new home with items locally made under Japanese brands or go for the more familiar European-owned-and-manufactured names. Produced in local facilities, Japanese-labeled appliances are sold at lower price ranges, but the quality is competitive.

Buyers of televisions, fridges, washing machines receive warrantee cards active for 3-5 years. LCD television monitors, DVD players and sound systems are guaranteed within a one-year period. In case of any pre-purchase damages, buyers may return products or claim compensations through shops the goods are bought from.

Home appliance stores in general offer free delivery for a 4,000-baht (USD120) purchase. Customers with lower purchase values may pay a fee of 100-200 baht (USD3-6) for the service. However, free delivery is unconditionally offered by some stores.