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Kiln Price
- Under $1,000.00 (10749)
- $1,000.00 - $1,500.00 (632)
- $1,500.00 - $2,000.00 (809)
- $2,000.00 - $2,500.00 (669)
- $2,500.00 - $3,000.00 (748)
- $3,000.00 - $4,000.00 (1353)
- $4,000.00 - $5,000.00 (719)
- $5,000.00 - $10,000.00 (859)
- Over $10,000.00 (220)
Kiln Type
- Pottery (3226)
- Glass (757)
- Multi-Media (562)
- Gas and Raku (56)
- Knife Ovens (300)
- Metal Working (374)
- Test Kilns (338)
Kiln Shape
- Round (2266)
- Oval (536)
- Front Loading (749)
- Square Top Loading (545)
Kiln Voltage
Cone Rating
- Cone 12 (32)
- Cone 10 (2779)
- Cone 8 (362)
- Cone 6 (90)
- Cone 5 (29)
- Cone 4 (18)
- Cone 1 (8)
- Cone 03 (18)
- Cone 017 (8)
Inside Height (inches)
- Less than 8" (566)
- 8" - 10" (127)
- 10" - 12" (53)
- 12" - 14" (338)
- 14" - 16" (40)
- 16" - 18" (464)
- 18" - 20" (586)
- 20" - 22" (364)
- 22" - 24" (706)
- 24" - 26" (248)
- 26" - 28" (978)
- 28" - 30" (144)
- More than 30" (502)
Inside Width (inches)
- Less than 8" (78)
- 8" - 10" (266)
- 10" - 12" (324)
- 12" - 14" (60)
- 14" - 16" (231)
- 16" - 18" (548)
- 18" - 20" (115)
- 20" - 22" (276)
- 22" - 24" (1025)
- 24" - 26" (268)
- 26" - 28" (782)
- 28" - 30" (928)
- More than 30" (606)
Inside Depth (inches)
- Less than 8" (22)
- 8" - 10" (68)
- 10" - 12" (117)
- 12" - 14" (66)
- 14" - 16" (215)
- 16" - 18" (550)
- 18" - 20" (201)
- 20" - 22" (268)
- 22" - 24" (1098)
- 24" - 26" (504)
- 26" - 28" (925)
- 28" - 30" (1008)
- More than 30" (406)
Clay Type/Color
- Low-Fire / Earthenware Clays (20)
- Mid-Range Clays (35)
- Stoneware Clays (31)
- High-Fire Clays (17)
- Porcelain (14)
- Colored Porcelain (16)
- Throwing Bodies (20)
- Sculpture/Handbuilding (18)
- Slips (12)
- Woodfire Clays (1)
- Raku Clays (3)
- Self Hardening / Air Drying Clays (7)
- Specialty (5)
- Dry Clays (7)
- Black Clays (4)
- Blue Clays (3)
- Brown Clays (17)
- Red Clays (11)
- Tan Clays (16)
- White Clays (34)
Temperature Rating
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