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Condo Built-in Furniture Cost in Bangkok (2026 Guide)

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Quick answer

Bangkok condo built-ins are usually priced per linear metre and depend on the carcass board (particle board, moisture-resistant MDF or plywood), the finish and the hardware. A one-bedroom with wardrobe, TV cabinet and kitchen counter typically lands in the low six figures in baht. Compare at least three quotes.

How built-in pricing works

Most contractors quote per linear metre by cabinet type. The price moves with:

  • Carcass board — particle board is cheapest; moisture-resistant MDF suits kitchens and bathrooms; plywood lasts longest but costs more
  • Finish — melamine, HPL laminate, spray paint or veneer
  • Hardware — soft-close hinges and drawer runners and LED strips add cost

What to include in a quote request

  1. Floor plan and wall dimensions
  2. The cabinets you need (wardrobe, TV unit, kitchen counter, shoe cabinet)
  3. Preferred materials and finishes, or ask the contractor to propose
  4. Working hours your juristic office allows

Tips

  • Check home tours of the same unit type in your condo to see what others spent
  • Confirm the quote includes delivery, installation and finishing

FAQ

How long does a built-in job take?

Typically 2–4 weeks of workshop production and 1–3 days of on-site installation, depending on the number of cabinets.

Do I need the juristic office's permission?

Usually yes — notify the juristic office before work starts and follow their working hours. Some buildings require a damage deposit.