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I have been given an old kiln. There is no door and I have contacted the company

.American Art Clay co. with the description
for a repair or parts list.
No model number is visible..
"I have a AMACO Kiln .........Type1, Serial number 1245, k.w.6, PH 1, volts 110,
AC/DC, 2000 deg. 5.5 AMP" ..........THIS IS ALL THATS LOCATED ON THE KILN

can you help me ...There are no sign or a hinge or latch ever having been there. There is a ledge at the bottom of the bricks as tho it rested or balanced there.

Amaco makes kilns for ceramics. Their website has some of their kilns as well as a way to contact their customer service dept with questions.

http://www.amaco.com

Brad Walker wrote:Amaco makes kilns for ceramics. Their website has some of their kilns as well as a way to contact their customer service dept with questions.

http://www.amaco.com

Thanks for the input...I have contacted them and they want the model number .I cannot find a number I have described it in every way. Was ask today if I could send a picture, I thought of all the people having kilns that just maybe someone would recognize it by the description... Just need a door of some kind....

Janette wrote:I have been given an old kiln. There is no door and I have contacted the company

.American Art Clay co. with the description
for a repair or parts list.
No model number is visible..
"I have a AMACO Kiln .........Type1, Serial number 1245, k.w.6, PH 1, volts 110,
AC/DC, 2000 deg. 5.5 AMP" ..........THIS IS ALL THATS LOCATED ON THE KILN

can you help me ...There are no sign or a hinge or latch ever having been there. There is a ledge at the bottom of the bricks as tho it rested or balanced there.

From the specifications you give for the kiln, it sounds like an AMACO enameling kiln. Maybe something like the attached link?

http://www.dickblick.com/zz306/08/produ ... ig_id=3585

Ron