Check Locations for Large Waste Drop-Off Points in 26 Districts: Bangkok Offers Free Service on 29-30 Aug 2026 with Preparation Tips

Bangkok Metropolitan Administration is moving forward to facilitate residents in the Bangkok area by organizing a social service activity."Scheduled Large Waste Drop-Off and Collection" On Saturday, 29, and Sunday, 30 August 2026, covering a total of 26 districts. Each district office will dispatch staff and vehicles to collect broken items, large objects, and unused electrical appliances at designated community drop-off points free of charge.

Check the locations and preparation steps here before risking fines for improper disposal. Find the nearest drop-off point and use the service, along with recommendations for a "Waste Buying" platform.Introducing the platform"Waste Buying"Teaching how to sell waste from home to easily earn extra income. Residents should place large waste and unwanted items at the designated waste drop-off points in front of their residences before 08:30, so officials can collect them between 09:00 and 12:00 on the scheduled day.

Check the 2026 schedule and locations for "Scheduled Large Waste Drop-Off and Collection" in Bangkok’s 26 districts.

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration is preparing to send staff to collect large waste in targeted areas on 29-30 August, dividing the operation into two days by district office locations as follows.

Saturday, 29 August 2026: locations in 15 Bangkok districts.

• Phra Nakhon District: Praeng Phuthon, Praeng Nara, and Praeng Sanphasat communities.
• Bang Rak District: Soi Phra Nakhon Thet community.
• Bang Kapi District: Sirivara Village, Ramkhamhaeng Soi 36/1.
• Pathum Wan District: Soi Phra Chen community.
• Phra Khanong District: Soi Wachirathamsathit 49, 50, 51, and 53.
• Yan Nawa District: Sathu Pradit Soi 49 (left side), Sathu Pradit Road.
• Samphanthawong District: Mit Chai Phum community.
• Huai Khwang District: Sois Loetkaew 1, 2, Sin Siam Village.
• Khlong San District: Community behind Charoen Nakhon Market.
• . (Ambiguous fragment, possibly a typo or incomplete) Bueng Kum District: Samakkhi 53 community, Nawamin Soi 105.
• Sathon District: Suan Plu Soi 6 and 8.
• Bang Sue District: Red Building Community, Zones 2 and 3.
• Khlong Toei District: Than Ying Phuangrat Praphai Soi.
• Don Mueang District: The Connect Village 31, Soi Cherdwutthakas 31.
• Thung Khru District: Pleno Village, Soi Suksawat 70.

Sunday, 30 August 2026: locations in 11 Bangkok districts.

• Nong Chok District: Kittichai 7 Village / Phaendinthong Yai Chum Uthit community.
• Min Buri District: Rom Klao Road, Omsap community.
• Bangkok Yai District: Trok Ta Tan community.
• Bangkok Noi District: Housing community at Bangkok Noi Police Station.
• Bang Khun Thian District: Foremost community, Rama 2 Soi 88.
• Bang Phlat District: Wat Phakinee Nat community.
• Bang Sue District: Pracha Chuen Road Soi 30, Chuan Chuen Village Soi 5 and 6.
• Chom Thong District: Sam Ngam Phatthana community.
• Watthana District: Mee Suwan 2 community.
• Bang Khae District: Phai Thong 1 and 2 Villages (Bang Bon 3 Road).
• Saphan Sung District: Laem Thong Athlete Village, Soi 5, Intersection 2 (9K, 10K, 11K, 12K, 13K).

Check the list of large waste items accepted for collection and disposal by Bangkok 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, which should be cut into smaller pieces. Heavy items should be dismantled, and small items bundled neatly. Prepare your ID card (or electricity or water bill) to show officials.

Steps for disposing of large waste in Bangkok’s free service on 29-30 August 2026.

1. Bring waste to the designated drop-off points.
2. Present identification to verify ownership.
3. Officials will transport the waste to disposal sites free of charge.

Additionally, if you need to dispose of large amounts of waste far from scheduled drop-off points, you can contact the sanitation and parks department of any district office. A fee will apply according to government regulations. Scan the QR code to contact sanitation departments in all 50 districts.

Warning: Improper disposal obstructs Bangkok’s drainage system and carries penalties under the Cleanliness Act: a fine of 2,000 bahtifwaste is dumped outside containers or designated points, or a fine up to 10,000 baht if disposed into waterways, according to Criminal Code Section 380.

For those interested in the "Scheduled Large Waste Drop-Off and Collection" project by Bangkok on 29-30 August, be sure to prepare and check the drop-off locations in your district to use the service.