This page shows photos, along with brief summaries, of the kilns often used for ceramics, porcelain, pottery, and stoneware. To look at a photo, hold your mouse over the appropriate zoom button below. To learn more about one of these kilns, use the ceramics link below the menu bar, and scroll down until you find it.

Although most kilns are designed for a specific material or process, there's always some flexibility. To switch categories, use the kilns link below the menu bar, and choose a different one.

To comply with EU safety regulations, most kilns are fitted with an additional switch, included in the price, that cuts off the power whenever the door is opened. This feature changes the design, so the EU model doesn't look exactly the same as the US model in the photos.

The photos are 480px x 360px and about 30KB each so, if you're not on a fast internet connection, they'll take a short while to download.

Zoom: The Paragon Caldera.

Zoom: The Paragon FireFly.

Zoom: The Paragon Home Artist.

Zoom: The Paragon Janus 1613.

Zoom: The Paragon Janus 23.

Zoom: The Paragon Janus 24.

Zoom: The Paragon Janus 27.

Zoom: The Paragon Janus Ovation.

Zoom: The Paragon Xpress-E10A.

Zoom: The Paragon Xpress-Q11A.