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5-1/2" Square Kiln Shelf

5-1/2" Square Kiln Shelf
$23.95 USD
Item# 7441   In Stock

  • A fusing essential
  • Protects the floor of your kiln
  • Durable mullite clay construction


Product Description

Protect your kiln floor and prolong the life of your kiln. Kiln shelves are a must. Simply apply shelf wash or shelf paper and fuse. Measures approximately 5-1/2" x 5-1/2" x 3/8".

Please note that kiln shelf may vary in size and shape from listing due to manufacturing process.

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Pros : fantastic. fits perfectly in my Paragon SC 2 kiln. Many firings later, it still looks new!
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