Finishes, samples, and material inquiries

Frequently Asked Questions

Start here for the distinction between a finish, its application, and the material product supplied.

01

Does PUKACO USA sell furniture?

PUKACO USA LLC supplies specialty decorative surface finishes. Furniture is one application for those finishes, alongside walls.

02

Which products can be used for walls and furniture?

All five PUKACO product lines are offered for both applications. The intended substrate and use still belong in an application inquiry so the relevant product information can be identified.

03

Is a finish code the same as a material product?

A finish code identifies a surface selection. A material product can create more than one effect: PUKACO BETON ARCH, for example, includes Concrete and Silk. Include the product line, selected effect or series, and exact finish code when asking about the materials for your application.

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04

How do I request samples?

Save the finishes you want to evaluate, then open the sample inquiry. Include your application, contact details, and ZIP code. Ask about the format, charges, and timing that apply to your request.

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05

Which material prices are listed?

PUKACO BETON ARCH is listed at $168 per 5 L / 6 kg pack. PUKACO CLAY TALKS is listed at $248 per 5 L / 6 kg pack. These are prices for the named material products, not prices for every finish or a complete project system. Request a quote to confirm the exact materials, quantities, and commercial details for your application.

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What should I include in a material quote request?

Send your selected finishes, substrate if known, coated area, location, and schedule. For furniture, include the component type, number of components, and area to be coated rather than the number of finished furniture pieces to purchase.

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Where can I get application or care information?

Ask for information tied to the material product and intended surface. Include an existing coating or protective layer if one is involved.

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