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Take $130 OFF the Taurus 3 Ring Saw - Ends Wed.
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13" Square Kiln Shelf

13 Square Kiln Shelf
13 Square Kiln Shelf

13" Square Kiln Shelf

$112.95 USD
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Item# 7951   In Stock
  • Designed to fit a 14" kiln - 13" Square; 1/2" high
  • Keep your kiln floor protected

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Product Description

Protects the floor of an 14" studio kiln, like the Studio Pro Series 14 (#42946). Apply shelf wash and fuse! Approximately 13" square; 1/2" high. Please note that kiln shelf may vary in size and shape from listing due to manufacturing process.

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Pros : I had fused with other shelf and my stuff got stuck. With this shelf it comes out wonderfully!!!
Cons : A little costly but I would have saved a lot more if I had but this from the first place.
Other Thoughts : Its actually a lot lighter more even color than the picture.
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