How do I choose my kiln?
First ask yourself this series of questions and with the answers, Rovin can help you narrow down the best model for you.
- How often will I fire my work?
- How much work will I plan to make per week/month? (How much cubic feet of kiln will I need.)
- What cone or temperature will I regularly be glaze firing to?
- Do I have a budget?
- Where will I install my kiln? Indoors? in a garage? basement?
Each kiln is built to order, so it's important to consider these questions while looking at the options available as they can be key determining factors in which kiln model is best suited to your needs.
How to order a Kiln?
Email us at orders@rovinceramics.com
Please provide details:
- Electrical Voltage and Phase
- Model in mind or dimensions you are looking at
- Accessories or Upgrade you are interested in
- Address for drop shipping
We will provide a quote for you to review and confirm. This must be done before the order will be place. Please contact an electrician before ordering to make sure you have the correct electrical set up to install your kiln.
Where can I safely install my new kiln?
Kilns can be installed in locations that have non-flammable flooring and an appropriate amount of space; 12" or more from all walls and 36" or more from all ceilings. The most commonly utilized residential spaces are garages and basements. These locations also must have the capabilities of being properly ventilated. We highly recommend reading the official Evenheat Kiln Manual for through instruction on choosing a location for your kiln.
How long does it take for my kiln to ship?
Since all Evenheat kiln models and L&L are made to order, lead times will vary due to material and part availability during the year. They can be anywhere from 4-10 weeks
Please call or email Rovin staff to inquire about the most current lead times.