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Bangkok Prepares 29 Free Large Waste Disposal Points on 8-9 Aug: Check Details Here

Local06 Aug 2026 20:47 GMT+7

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Bangkok Prepares 29 Free Large Waste Disposal Points on 8-9 Aug: Check Details Here

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration is moving forward to facilitate residents in the city by organizing a social service activity."Scheduled Drop-off and Collection of Large Waste Items" On Saturday and Sunday, 8 and 9 August 2026, covering 29 districts. District offices will dispatch staff and vehicles to collect damaged goods, large items, and unused electrical appliances at designated community collection points free of charge.

Check the locations and preparation steps here before risking fines for improper disposal. Find your nearest point and use the service.Also,a "Waste Buyback" platformteaches how to sell waste from home for easy extra income. Bring your large waste and unwanted items to the designated pickup point in front of your residence before 08:30 a.m. to await collection between 09:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. on the scheduled day.

Check the 29 districts’ "Scheduled Large Waste Drop-off and Collection" points in Bangkok for 2026.

. The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration will dispatch staff to collect large waste items in target areas on 8-9 August. The operation is divided into two days according to each district office’s schedule as follows.

Saturday, 8 August 2026: locations in 16 Bangkok districts.

  • Phra Nakhon District: Trok Sin and Trok Tuk Din communities and along Khlong Lot near Wat Ratchanadda.
  • Dusit District: Sukhothai Soi 9 community.
  • Bang Rak District: Community behind Wat Hua Lamphong.
  • Bang Kapi District: Sindhorn Village (odd side), Happy Land Road, Line 1.
  • Phra Khanong District: Soi Prawit and Friends 1, 1/1, 3, and 5.
  • Yan Nawa District: Sathu Pradit Soi 35–39 (from Ratchadaphisek intersection to Soi Sathu Pradit 39).
  • Samphanthawong District: Anuwong Road (from Soi Somyot to Saphan Yao Alley).
  • Phaya Thai District: Wat Phai Tan community.
  • Thon Buri District: Si Yaek Ban Khaek and Ban Somdet Mosque communities.
  • Khlong San District: Tha Din Daeng Soi 14–16 community.
  • Bueng Kum District: Nuan Chan community, Ram Inthra Soi 40.
  • Sathon District: Sathon Soi 11, Alley 9.
  • Khlong Toei District: Sawasdee Soi 4 (Sukhumvit 50).
  • Don Mueang District: N.P.O. community on Dechatungka Road.
  • Khan Na Yao District: Chuen Kamol Nivet 5 Village community.
  • Thung Khru District: Subsomboon Village, Pracha Uthit Soi 91/1.

Sunday, 9 August 2026: locations in 13 Bangkok districts.

  • Nong Chok District: Kittichai 11 Village and Al Husna community.
  • Bangkok Yai District: Sombun Phatthana community.
  • Taling Chan District: Phatthana Village, Moo 4, Bang Ramad.
  • Bangkok Noi District: Charan 31 Ruam Jai community.
  • Bang Khun Thian District: Wat Samae Dam community, Samae Dam Road.
  • Bang Phlat District: Wat Daodeangsaram and Sri Urai communities.
  • Bang Sue District: Pracha Chuen Road, Sois 24, 25, and 26.
  • Chom Thong District: Pa Daeng Phatthana community.
  • Watthana District: Pibunwes Village community.
  • Bang Khae District: Yim Prayun community.
  • Saphan Sung District: K.C. Lakeview Village, Ramkhamhaeng Soi 118, Intersection 48-1.
  • Wang Thonglang District: Ramkhamhaeng Soi 21 (Khlong Phlapphla community).
  • Thung Khru District: Suknives 2 Village, Pracha Uthit Soi 69.

Check the list of large waste items Bangkok accepts for collection and disposal in 2026.

  • Old furniture.
  • Large unused electrical appliances.
  • Unwanted construction materials.
  • Large unused sports equipment.

Residents are advised to sort large waste items before disposal, such as furniture, electrical appliances, and sports equipment over 1 meter in size. Cut down large heavy pieces, separate parts, and bundle smaller items neatly. Prepare your ID card to show officials (electricity or water bills are also acceptable).

Steps for free large waste disposal by BMA on 8-9 August 2026.

1. Bring waste to the designated collection point.
2. Present identification to confirm ownership.
3. Officials will collect and transport waste to disposal sites at no cost.

Additionally, if you have a large amount of waste or live far from scheduled collection points, you can contact the cleaning and park department of your district office for a paid service according to government regulations. Scan the QR code to reach cleaning services in all 50 districts.

Warning: Improper disposal obstructs Bangkok’s water drainage system and carries fines under the Cleanliness Act of 2,000 baht.Ifdisposed outside containers or designated points, the fine is 10,000 baht. Dumping into waterways is punishable under Criminal Code Section 380.

For those interested in the "Scheduled Large Waste Drop-off and Collection" project by BMA on 8-9 August, be sure to prepare in advance. Check your district’s collection points and take advantage of the service nearby.