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Motorized blinds, wooden blinds and curtains in Bang Rak

Bang Rak is an old riverside district on the Chao Phraya where history and the big city share the same streets. Along Charoen Krung and Si Phraya there are still old shophouses, heritage buildings such as the Grand Postal Building, and long-established riverside communities and places of worship, while Silom and Surawong form a business district packed with offices, hotels and condos. Both the BTS Silom Line and the MRT Blue Line run through it. Homes here range from shophouses with living space upstairs to compact units near the stations, and each of those needs a different kind of window covering.

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We cover every sub-district in Bang Rak

Areas inside this district

Maha Phruettharam
Si Lom
Suriyawong
Bang Rak
Si Phraya

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What comes up most often in Bang Rak

Written from how people actually live here, not text that would fit anywhere.

Old shophouses on Charoen Krung: tall windows and high ceilings

The older shophouses along Charoen Krung usually have higher ceilings than modern ones, tall narrow windows, and on many ground floors the old folding wooden doors are still in place. Plenty have been turned into cafés, galleries or homes above a ground floor. Owners tend to want to keep the character of the original windows, so a covering that hides the frame completely is not always the answer; a curtain on a track fixed above the frame, drawn fully to the side, still shows the window off when it is open. On height, our curtains go up to 10 metres, but if the fixing point is high enough to need scaffolding, that is 500 THB per level, and the fitter puts it on the quote after the measure.

Silom and Surawong: a district that never goes fully dark

Silom and Surawong are full of hotels, restaurants and places that stay open late, so signs and street lights glow almost all night. If you work shifts, finish late or sleep during the day, the bedroom needs to be genuinely dark. Worth knowing up front: wooden blinds always show thin lines of light along the slats, whatever the model, because the slats have to overlap loosely enough to tilt. For a truly dark room a blackout roller does the job better, and if you love the look of wood you can mix the two — wooden blinds in the living room, blackout in the bedroom.

Compact units near the stations: very little room beside the window

In a small unit near a station the bed or desk often has to go right up against the window. A curtain needs somewhere to stack when it is open, which eats space that is already short, and if the track is only as wide as the glass, the open curtain always covers part of the window. A roller solves this by lifting up out of the way, taking almost no space beside the window, and if the headboard is pushed against the glass so reaching the window is awkward, motorization means opening and closing it from the remote instead of climbing across the bed. Whether it fixes to the ceiling, the wall or inside the frame is decided from the real measurements at the site visit.

What usually suits homes in Bang Rak

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Curtain

Old Charoen Krung shophouses that want to keep the original window frames — track above the frame, fabric drawn to the side, and drops up to 10 metres.

From350 THB/yd

Motorized

Motorized Roller Blind

Bedrooms for day sleepers around Silom — blackout fabric lets no light through — and compact units with no space for curtains to stack.

From690 THB/sq yd

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Wooden Blind

Living rooms in converted shophouses — warm wood suits an old building, and the slats steer light precisely.

From1,790 THB/sq yd

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Vertical Blind

Ground-floor shopfronts in converted shophouses with wide doorways and people coming and going — the vanes turn against the sun and part to walk through.

From690 THB/sq yd

Common questions

What customers in Bang Rak ask

I need a pitch-dark bedroom — will a wooden blind do it?

A wooden blind always shows thin lines of light along the slats, because they have to overlap loosely enough to tilt. For a truly dark room, look at a blackout roller instead.

Our shophouse has high ceilings — does that cost more?

If scaffolding is needed it is 500 THB per level, and where a track fixes into a plasterboard ceiling that needs backing beams, that is 550 THB per metre. The fitter checks both at the measure and lists them on the quote, which you receive within one day.

Can I see the fabrics in person before deciding?

Yes — you are welcome to walk in. We are in Bang Kruai, Nonthaburi, open 10:00-17:30. If coming over isn't convenient, we bring the samples to you at the measure anyway.

What does a measure in Bang Rak cost?

Bang Rak is inside Bangkok, so 500-1,000 THB, credited back in full when you order. Allow 2-3 hours.

Nearby areas we also cover

Worth reading before you decide

Every area follows the same steps: message us, book a measure, get a quote within a day, then production and fitting within 7-14 days of confirming.