Plaster and paint in one product
DEPKA cotton plaster is a new-generation interior decoration product based on 100% natural cotton. On the pack it is described as "Cotton Wall Coating Material" and, in Turkish, as pamuk boya sıva (cotton paint plaster): when the product is combined with water in the right proportion, it is ready to use and gives the wall both colour and texture.
It can be applied to surfaces such as concrete, gypsum, plasterboard, wood, marble plaster, glass, plastic, stone, satin paint and metal.
The difference from paint is that the colour is built into the product itself: no separate coat of paint goes on the wall, the colour does not fade and repaired areas do not show.
Instead of paint
From rough plaster to paint, one product
It can be applied directly once the wall has been built. It can replace rough plaster, fine plaster, gypsum, satin gypsum skim, primer and paint altogether; the choice is yours.
- 1Base plaster
- 2Finishing plaster
- 3Gypsum
- 4Satin gypsum
- 5Primer
- 6Paint
- 7Wallpaper
A conventional painted wall vs cotton plaster
| Conventional painted wall | DEPKA cotton plaster | |
|---|---|---|
| Layers | Plaster, gypsum, primer and several coats of paint | A single layer |
| Look | Flat colour | Textured; 60 main colours and mixed shades |
| Cracks | Cracks in the wall may show through on the surface | Flexible structure does not crack and covers hairline cracks |
| Repairs | Touch-ups may leave a colour difference | Moistened and smoothed; no colour difference |
| Insulation | Not usually intended for insulation | Helps with thermal and sound insulation, up to 40% energy savings |
| Preparation | Varies by product | Warm water only; odour-free |
Paint products differ from brand to brand; this table is a general comparison.
Advantages
DEPKA compared with other products
100% natural
Cotton, natural adhesive and natural stone.
Explore →Fire-resistant
Tested at the TSE laboratory to TS EN 13501-1 and TS EN ISO 11925-2.
Explore →Very lightweight
Puts no load on the building and goes onto ceilings with ease.
Explore →Non-allergenic
Odour-free and prepared with warm water only.
Explore →Reusable
Moisten it to remove it, then apply it again.
Explore →Long guarantee
Up to 10 years in new buildings, 3 years in older buildings.
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Cost
Economical in the long run
Because cotton plaster is applied in a single coat, you save on the materials and labour for gypsum, primer and paint layers. Add up to 40% energy savings on heating and cooling, and it is a very economical product.
A 2 kg pack costs 1,600 TL and covers roughly 7–8 m², with free shipping within Türkiye. This is the Türkiye price; for export orders, please contact us.
Frequently asked questions
Can cotton plaster be applied to a painted wall?
Yes. It can be applied over paints that do not dissolve in water; on painted surfaces, a primer is recommended. Low-quality, water-soluble paints must be removed first.
Is cotton plaster more expensive than paint?
The material cost is roughly 200–230 TL per m². Because you do not need extra layers such as gypsum, primer and paint, and because it saves energy, the overall cost comes down.
What if I want to change the colour?
Cotton plaster can be removed from the surface by moistening it, and the new colour is then applied. Details: reusable.
Say goodbye to paint
Choose the colour of your wall in the visualiser. A 2 kg pack costs 1,600 TL, with free shipping within Türkiye.
