The PM₁₀ contributed in the e-waste dismantling community at Banmaichaiyaphot District, Buriram Province, was investigated due to the e-waste dismantling houses randomly located neighboring non-e-waste dismantling houses. The sampling was performed at non- and e-wastes dismantling houses and compared with the reference house in Daengyai subdistrict. The 24-hour average outdoor PM₁₀ concentrations (81.957 ± 18.724 µg/m³) at e-waste dismantling sites were higher than those of the non-e-waste dismantling houses (80.943 ± 32.740 µg/m³) and control house (36.717 ± 19.516 µg/m³). The 24-hour average indoors PM₁₀ concentrations of the e-waste dismantling houses (116.171 ± 64.635 µg/m³) showed higher concentrations than those of the non-e-waste dismantling (113.637 ± 64.641 µg/m³) and reference house (70.907 ± 22.464 µg/m³), but there were no statistically significant differences (P > .05). Both indoor and outdoor PM₁₀ concentrations between non- and e-waste dismantling houses did not have significant differences, whereas those of non- and e-waste dismantling houses were significantly higher than that of the reference house locating approximately 5 km away. The positive correlation between indoor and outdoor concentrations of non- and e-waste dismantling houses was satisfactory significant with the r of .613 and .825, respectively. The results indicate that the existing indoor PM₁₀ of either non- or e-waste dismantling houses could result from neighborhood e-waste dismantling.