Ceramic Firing Services Kent

According to wikipedia a kiln is a thermally insulated chamber a type of oven that produces temperatures sufficient to complete some process such as hardening drying or chemical changes.

Ceramic firing services kent.

As a special service to our customers seattle pottery supply has a great bisqueware and glaze firing service that allows for art creation at home or studio and quality controlled ceramic low or high firing at our seattle based facility. Bring your work to our philadelphia store and we will fire it for you. Remember that ceramics can be unpredictable and there is a risk associated with submitting your work to a communal firing. 0 03 per cubic inch non members.

The prices indicated are for standard slow firing cycles. If you have an electric or gas kiln and would be interested in letting others use it for firing paying by the piece by the shelf or by the kiln load please list your contact information here. Potters apply a layer of glaze to the bisqueware leave it to dry then load it in the kiln for its final step glaze firing. Join our collective firing for 10 cents cubic inch which covers bisque and glaze firings 5 cents cubic inch for bisque firing 5 cents cubic inch for glaze firing.

Rushed firing service 48 72 hours turn around per firing is available for 20 cents cubic inch for bisque and glaze firing. For earthenware such as fired clay pottery to hold liquid it needs a glaze. Affordable prices and many different kiln sizes available for projects. Here at the ceramic shop we can fire anything.

Per piece firing fee bisque or glaze members. Ceramic glaze is an impervious layer or coating applied to bisqueware to color decorate or waterproof an item. By the gas kiln load. Firing fee does not include technician fee.

Glass decals heat transfers metal and of course pottery and ceramics. 5 x4 x4 80 cubic inches x 03 2 40. For all glaze firings the pieces must be properly cleaned off on the bottom. 0 05 per cubic inch to calculate the cost to fire your work simply measure h x w x d and then multiply that number by the fee.