Electric Kilns are ideal for firing Art Clay and PMC metal clays, making jewellery, adding gold highlights, annealing glass beads, fusing dichroic glass, firing ceramics, pottery, stoneware, raku, baking polymer clays, stained glass, lampwork, melting silver, casting glass, sagging, slumping, china painting, porcelain dolls, enamelling, dentistry, laboratory testing, and heat treating.

The most popular mini-kiln in the UK is the Kitiki Mini-Kiln, shown in the photo. It's a 1000°C, four-sided, square, front opening kiln, with an easy-to-use, 4-key digital controller. To learn more about the MiniKiln, and other small kilns, use the Electric Kilns link above the menu bar.

The two most popular small kilns in the UK are the Paragon FireFly and the slightly larger, programmable, Paragon SC-2.

The Paragon FireFly is ideal for low-budget small-scale work. It's a 1290°C cone 10, four-sided, square, top-opening kiln, with an easy-to-use digital pyrometer.

The Paragon SC-2 is ideal for your home, school, craft workshop, or jewellery studio. It's a 1095°C, four-sided, square, front-opening kiln, with an easy-to-use, ramp-hold, Sentry Xpress 3-key digital programmer.

The Paragon range includes the BlueBird, Caldera, Dragon, EZ Beader, FireFly, Fusion, GL, Home Artist, Iguana, Janus, Ovation, Pearl, SC, TNF, Viking, Vulcan, and Xpress.

To learn more about Paragon kilns, kiln furniture and shelves, programmers and timers, and tools and accessories, use the Paragon Kilns link above the menu bar.

Art Clay World UK is an information resource, not a shop. To buy something, you need to transfer to The Kitiki Studio, using the Kitiki link above the menu bar. Alternatively, visit the Cherry Heaven Shop in Corfe Castle village.

The on-line shops include the Kitiki Mini-Kiln, Paragon Kilns, kiln furniture, kiln paper, fire extinguishers, ceramic blocks, ceramic cloths, heat-resistant gloves, glare-resistant glasses, and other tools and accessories.