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Check Locations in Bangkok for Big Trash Drop-off and Collection Days on 14-15 March 2026 – Free Service and Areas Included

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Check Locations in Bangkok for Big Trash Drop-off and Collection Days on 14-15 March 2026 – Free Service and Areas Included

Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has announced the dates for bulky waste disposal in 2026. The service is free, covering all 50 districts across Bangkok. After the New Year, many households likely have "memorial items" left unusedin corners of their homes, whether it's an old sofa that's too worn to sit on,a mattressthat’s been replaced but the old one still leans against the wall, or.even wooden cabinets infested by termites. These items not only clutter the view but also accumulate dust and germs, making homes untidy. Today, Thairath Online suggests proper big trash disposal points that are convenient and satisfactory for homeowners.

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration has organized the project "Big Trash Drop-off and Collection Days" on Saturday, 14 March 2026, and Sunday, 15 March 2026, offering free service with no charges. Residents can use the service at locations nearby. The dates and collection points are clearly specified to ensure efficient and convenient bulky waste management for every household.

Residents are requested to bring bulky waste and unwanted items out to the designated trash waiting areas in front of their homes before 08:30 a.m., for collection by officials between 09:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m.

Clarifying the term "bulky waste"

Bulky waste refers to general waste items too large to fit into regular trash bins, typically exceeding 1 meter in size or weighing more than 30 kilograms.

Types of bulky waste accepted by BMA include:

  • Old furniture,
  • large unused electrical appliances,
  • unwanted construction materials,
  • large sports equipment no longer in use.

Types of bulky waste not accepted by BMA include:

  • Hazardous waste such as pesticides, batteries, spray cans, light bulbs, engine oil, expired medicines, electronic devices, and medical waste.
  • Infectious waste like diapers, sanitary pads, rubber gloves, syringes, and medical instruments.
  • Animal carcasses, whether naturally deceased, accident victims, or disease-related deaths.

Recommendations for preparing bulky waste before disposal:

Separate bulky waste by type—furniture, electrical appliances, large sports equipment over 1 meter—cut down large pieces to shorter lengths, disassemble heavy items, and bundle smaller waste pieces together. Bring your ID card, electricity bill, or water bill as proof of residence.

Steps to dispose of bulky waste:

1. Bring waste to the designated collection point.

2. Present identification to confirm ownership.

3. Officials will collect and transport the waste to disposal sites at no cost.

Check the locations for "Big Trash Drop-off and Collection Days" in 2026, covering all 40 districts of Bangkok.

Saturday, 14 March 2026 – Locations in 22 Bangkok districts:

  • Pathum Wan District: Flat community near Pathum Wan Police Station.
  • Prawet District: Golden Neo Village, Soi On Nut 65, Intersection 14.
  • Pom Prap Sattru Phai District: Wang Daeng Community.
  • Phaya Thai District: Inthamara 11 Community.
  • Phra Nakhon District: Wat Intharawihan Community.
  • Phra Khanong District: Seng Phairo and Suphapong Communities.
  • Yan Nawa District: Sathu Pradit Soi 58, Intersection 8, and Phatthana Kan 1 Community.
  • Lat Krabang District: Ratchaphruek Villages 1-2, Chalong Krung Road.
  • Sathon District: Yenchit Sois 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12.
  • Samphanthawong District: Phirom Community.
  • Lak Si District: Ban Bang Bua Canal Community.
  • Khlong San District: Wat Thong Nopkhun Community.
  • Khlong Sam Wa District: KC Village, Ram Inthra 5, Phraya Suren 40.
  • Khlong Toei District: Wornothai Soi.
  • Khan Na Yao District: Premruthai Villages 1 and 2 Community.
  • Dusit District: Soi Suan Aoi Community.
  • Thawi Watthana District: The City Pinklao Village.
  • Thung Khru District: Pracha Suk City Village, Soi Pracha Uthit 58/1.
  • Thon Buri District: Wat Prayurawong Community, Wat Kanlayan Subdistrict.
  • Bang Na District: Wat Phong Ploy Anuson Community (Likit 2).
  • Bang Rak District: Wat Phranaket Community.
  • Bueng Kum District: Soi Nawamin 42, Intersections 28 to 10.

Sunday, 15 March 2026 – Locations in 18 Bangkok districts:

  • Chatuchak District: Charoensuk Niwet Village, Ratchadaphisek Soi 36.
  • Chom Thong District: Ruam Suk Soi Community.
  • Taling Chan District: Khlong Bang Noi Community.
  • Thung Khru District: The Connect 25 Village, Soi Pracha Uthit 27.
  • Bangkok Yai District: Ruam Phon Village Community.
  • Bang Khun Thian District: Dok Rak Community, Soi Thian Thale 20.
  • Bang Kho Laem District: Anothai Village (Rama 3 Road Soi 9).
  • Bang Sue District: Ratchadaphisek Sois 41-43.
  • Prawet District: Klang Muang The Edition Village, Rama 9-Pattanakarn.
  • Min Buri District: Bang Chan Phatthana Community, Mom Chao Sang Ngam Road.
  • Rat Burana District: Ming Pracha Community.
  • Lat Krabang District: Rom Klao Housing Complex 5 (Buildings 19-21).
  • Wang Thonglang District: Soi Ladprao 87, Intersection 8 (Yensuk Village).
  • Watthana District: Communities behind Thonglor Police Station and Suhrai Bang Makeua.
  • Saphan Sung District: The Connect 53 Village, Ring Road-Rama 9.
  • Sai Mai District: Annex Village Community, Phahonyothin Soi 58 (left side).
  • Nong Chok District: Chalong Krung Housing Zone 5, Sangha Prachanusorn Road.
  • Lak Si District: Rim Khlong Prem Prachakorn Community.

Additionally, for those needing to dispose of large quantities of bulky waste or located far from weekly drop-off points, services are available through the cleaning and public parks departments of each district office for a fee as per government regulations. Scan the QR CODE to contact the cleaning departments in all 50 districts.

How to use the waste reduction platforms Recycle Day and WASTEBUY Delivery

In an era where environmental care is vital, proper waste management is important for everyone. Platforms like Recycle Day and WASTEBUY Delivery allow you to easily, conveniently, and quickly convert household waste into money.

Recycle Day Application

1. Download the app and register.
Start by downloading the Recycle Day app on your mobile device, available for both iOS and Android. Then register to access the system.

2. Check purchase prices.
Easily check prices for different types of recyclable waste within the app.

3. Earn points.
Accumulate points by sorting waste and redeem these points for many rewards.

4. Redeem rewards.
Exchange your accumulated points for special prizes.

WASTEBUY Delivery

1. Add via LINE: Scan the QR Code or click the link to add WASTEBUY Delivery on LINE.
https://liff.line.me/1645278921-kWRPP32q/?accountId=wastebuy

2. Register.
Fill in your personal information to register.

3. Check purchase prices.
Conveniently check prices for various recyclable waste types within the app.

4. Request pickup.
Go to the pickup service menu, select waste type and quantity.

5. Add address.
Provide the address for waste pickup directly from your home.

With these steps, you can easily turn household waste into money without leaving your home—convenient, fast, and helping reduce community waste. Let's work together to make Bangkok a livable, clean, safe, and sustainable city for all.

Warning: Improper disposal obstructs Bangkok's drainage and is punishable under the Cleanliness Act. A fine of 2,000 baht applies if trash is dumped outside containers or designated points, and up to 10,000 baht for disposal into waterways under Criminal Code Section 380.

For those interested in the " Big Trash Drop-off and Collection Days " project by BMA on 14-15 March 2026, prepare accordingly. Check locations in your districts and use the nearest service point.