Check Now: Bangkok Opens Free Large Waste Collection Points in 30 Districts on 18-19 July

Large waste problems such as old mattresses, worn-out furniture, broken electrical appliances, or bulky unused items often trouble Bangkok residents because they cannot be disposed of with regular daily waste. This sometimes leads to illegal dumping in vacant lots or canals, harming the environment and obstructing Bangkok's drainage systems.

/ The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has therefore continued to promote cleanliness and urban order policies by announcing locations for the “Scheduled Large Waste Disposal” on 18-19 July 2026, allowing residents to dispose of large unused items free of charge.

Check the locations and preparation steps here before risking fines for improper disposal. Find the nearest point and use the service. Also,introducing the platform“Waste Buying”which teaches how to sell waste from your home for easy extra income. Residents should place large waste and unused items at the designated collection points in front of their homes before 08:30 to await pickup by officials between 09:00 and 12:00 on the scheduled date.

Check the 30 districts with “Scheduled Large Waste Disposal” points in Bangkok for 2026.

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration will deploy officials to collect large waste in targeted areas on 18-19 July, dividing operations over two days according to district office locations as follows.

Saturday, 18 July 2026 – Locations in 20 Bangkok districts

• Khlong San District: Soi Watthana Community
• Khlong Sam Wa District: Promsuk Village Community 1, Soi Sam Wa 25
• Khlong Toei District: Pornpradit Village, Soi Sukhumvit 50
• Khan Na Yao District: Amornpan Community 135
• Don Mueang District: Pin Charoen 1 Community, Soi Saranakhom 25
• Dusit District: Mitranan Soi Community
• Thung Khru District: Ban Rim Suan 2 Village (Soi Pracha Uthit 91/2)
• Bang Kho Laem District: Rom Suk-Suk Kasem Villa Village
• Bang Na District: Kuson Sin Community
• Bang Rak District: Soi Phiphat 2 Community
• Bueng Kum District: Somwang Community, Soi Seri Thai 4–6
• Pathum Wan District: Rim Khlong Nang Hong Community
• Phaya Thai District: Sanam Pao Community /
• Phra Nakhon District: Khian Niwat-Trok Kai Chae Community and Chakrapong Mosque Community /
• Phra Khanong District: Rung Charoen Village 1–2 Yan Nawa District:
• Soi Sathu Pradit 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 on Sathu Pradit Road (from intersection cutting Chan Road to the mouth of Soi Sathu Pradit 11) Sathon District:
• Rong Nam Khaeng Community Samphanthawong District:
• Kuson Samakkhi Community Sai Mai District: Km.25 Community, Soi Phahonyothin 54/4
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• Chom Thong District: Ban Suan Rim Khlong Bang Mod Village Thung Khru District:

Chom Sup Community (Soi Pracha Uthit 69, intersections 14 and 16)

• Bang Khun Thian District: Bang Kradi 8 Community, behind Bang Kradi Temple Bang Sue District:
• Pracha Chuen Road, Soi 18 Bang Bon District: Kanda Classic Ville Village, Bang Bon 5, Soi 12
• Min Buri District: Preecha Village 10 Community, Ramkhamhaeng Road Wang Thonglang District:
• Soi Ramkhamhaeng 21 (Nawasi Village, Srichawla Village) Saphan Sung District: Krungthep Kreetha 13 Alley, Krungthep Kreetha Road
• Nong Chok District: Phatsorn 10 Village, Suwinthawong Road, Phan Din Thong Lam Mod Tanoy Sangsan Community Lak Si District:
• Khlong Prem Prachakorn Community Check the list of large waste items accepted for collection and disposal by BMA in 2026. Old furniture
• Large unused electrical appliances Unwanted construction materials Large unused sports equipment
• Residents are advised to sort large waste before disposal, such as furniture, electrical appliances, and sports equipment over 1 meter, cutting them into smaller pieces. Heavy items should be disassembled, and small pieces tied together neatly. Prepare your ID card to present to officials (electricity or water bills are also accepted). Steps for free large waste disposal by BMA on 18-19 July 2026: 1. Bring waste to designated collection points.
• 2. Present identification or proof of ownership. 3. Officials will transport the waste for disposal at no cost.
• Additionally, for large quantities of waste or locations far from collection points, residents can request services from the Sanitation and Public Parks Department of any district office, subject to fees according to government regulations. Scan the QR CODE to contact the sanitation department for all 50 districts. Warning:

Improper disposal obstructs Bangkok's drainage and carries fines under the Cleanliness Act: 2,000 baht for dumping outside containers or designated areas, and up to 10,000 baht for dumping into waterways under Criminal Code Section 380.

• For those interested in the “Scheduled Large Waste Disposal” project on 18-19 July, be sure to prepare and check the locations nearest you to use this service.