Key Features

• 7 cu. ft. capacity
• Double wall construction for efficiency and durability
• Kanthal A-1 elements for fast, even heating
• Available in 208 V or 240 V (60 or 70 Amp breaker required)
• Multiple-zone Bartlett controller — included at no extra charge
• Counterweight lid lifter — included at no extra charge

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Each Cone Art kiln is double-insulated with premium 2.5” firebrick plus 1” of block insulation, while the lid and floor are constructed with 3” firebrick for added thermal stability.
This smart design:

• Keeps the jacket cooler
  
• Extends element life
  
• Saves up to 30% in electricity costs
  

The kiln is wrapped in a stainless-steel jacket for extra protection and features heavy-duty Kanthal A-1 elements in the walls and floor, making it easy to fire to cone 10, even with large loads.

🪵Add a Furniture Kit Here - essential for maximizing kiln space and supporting your pieces during firing.

New orders currently have an estimated lead time of 14-18 weeks.

As each kiln is custom-built, occasional delays can occur.

We'll keep you updated throughout the process and communicate any changes as they arise.

Your kiln ships directly from the manufacturer to your home. Freight is arranged by the manufacturer, and once picked up, the carrier will contact you to schedule a delivery window.

Please note:

• Someone must be home to receive the kiln.
• The driver delivers to your driveway only.
• We recommend having two strong, able-bodied people to help move it into your space.

For a shipping quote, email or call us with your postal code:
📞 613-541-1156
📧 hello.amaranthstoneware@gmail.com

If this will be your first kiln, you’ll receive a 1:1 kiln programming session with one of our staff members — available in person or remotely. We’ll walk you through setup, safety, and firing basics so you can start with confidence.

1. How much voltage do I have in my electrical panel?
2. What type of power do I have (single or three-phase)?
3. Where will the kiln go — and can it fit through the door?
4. How big a kiln do I really need?
5. What shape suits my work — platters or vases?
6. How will I vent the kiln safely?
7. Do I need kiln furniture?
8. Do I have cones, kiln wash, and a firing logbook?