
Tables & chairs
Document flat areas, curved legs, joints and the appearance required for refinishing.
Explore laser cleaning for furniture and joinery.
From painted doors to detailed furniture, evaluate the coating and the wood beneath it before choosing equipment. Share your project and request a representative sample test.

Original CleanEraser demonstration to be added.
These are starting points for an application review. Suitability depends on the construction, coating and result required.

Document flat areas, curved legs, joints and the appearance required for refinishing.

Identify solid timber, veneer or composite panels, along with paint layers and edge details.

Mark fine profiles, inlays and decorative features that need separate inspection.

Describe existing wear, repairs and coating history before discussing surface treatment.
Complete stripping, selective removal and preparation for a new finish are different objectives. Agree on an acceptance standard before testing.
Identify unknown coatings before arranging a test. Valuable or historic furniture needs review by the responsible restoration specialist.


Image placeholders — not recorded customer results. Original photographs will be added alongside the test conditions.
Material and coating identification · Machine configuration · Treated area · Processing time · Number of passes · Surface observations · Refurbishment requirements
Use the same finish requirements when evaluating laser cleaning alongside your current stripping or sanding process.
| What matters | Review in a laser sample test | Record for your existing method |
|---|---|---|
| Appearance | Grain, color, detail and remaining coating | Surface changes and additional finishing |
| Construction | Edges, veneer, joints and repaired areas | Areas needing special handling |
| Work time | Accepted area and time including repositioning | Preparation, stripping and rework time |
| Work area | Equipment access and required operating controls | Current workspace and handling arrangements |
| Complete cost | Equipment, extraction, maintenance and training | Tools, labor, consumables and waste handling |
Bring your sample requirements to a product discussion. Machine format, output and accessories should follow the tested application and working environment.
Discuss how parts are positioned, inspected and moved through refinishing. Include utilities, extraction and operator preparation in the equipment brief.
Explore pulse cleaning machines ↗Share doorways, stairs, transport needs and work-area conditions. Confirm the specifications and installation needs of the proposed model before selection.
Explore the portable pulse concept ↗No fixed power, cleaning speed or suitability is promised for an untested furniture sample. Confirm the proposed configuration with our team.
Request a free test for your furniture renovation project. Agree on the sample, scope and shipping arrangements before dispatch.
Arrange a wood sample testSend photographs, construction and coating details, and the finish you want.
Confirm what will be evaluated and how the original appearance will be compared.
Discuss the observations, limits and any additional finishing before deciding on equipment.
Material, finish, equipment and sample testing.
No universal result should be assumed. Wood species, veneer thickness, adhesives, repairs and the coating system can affect the outcome. Review a representative sample before confirming suitability.
Define the appearance you want to preserve and compare the test area with an untreated reference. Check color, grain, edges and texture. Do not assume that every coating can be removed without changing the surface.
Yes, you can request an evaluation. Provide the coating type and layer history where known, and explain whether you want complete removal or a particular layer retained. Feasibility must be established by testing.
Disclose veneer, inlays, repairs and delicate features before assessment. For valuable or historic pieces, involve the responsible restoration specialist and agree on an appropriate sample or discreet test area first.
Estimate time from a representative test that meets your finish requirements. Record accepted area, processing time and passes, then allow for repositioning, edges, inspection and any further finishing.
Discuss access, equipment transport, power supply, extraction and the ability to establish a controlled work area. A portable format alone does not confirm that a site is suitable.
Yes. Contact CleanEraser with photographs and the required result. Agree on test scope, sample suitability and shipping arrangements before sending a part.
Share your requirements and contact details to discuss suitable options.