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Fuel
Natural Gas / Propane
Firing
Reduction, Salt, Raku
Top Cone
Cone 10 (2350°F)
Dealer Status
Authorized

Our gas-fired kilns range from compact updraft raku kilns to large downdraft production kilns. Gas firing offers reduction atmospheres and high-fire results that electric kilns can't replicate, which makes it the choice for serious ceramic artists and production studios. We carry gas kilns from Olympic Kilns in both natural gas and propane configurations, with the manufacturer warranty included.

Key Advantages

  • True reduction firing — gas gives you the reduction atmospheres behind celadons, shinos, copper reds, and classic high-fire glaze effects that electric simply can't match.
  • Updraft raku to downdraft production — from a compact updraft raku kiln up to large DD car kilns for serious volume.
  • Cone 10 and salt/reduction capable — built to bisque, high-fire to cone 10, reduce, and run raku cycles.
  • Natural gas or propane — configured for the fuel your space actually has available.

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Gas Kiln Types

Type Best For Firing Example Models
Updraft Raku / Torchbearer Raku, bisque, reduction, smaller studios Cone 10 / raku Olympic 18, 23, 28 Raku; 1827G, 2327G
Downdraft (G series) Reduction & salt firing, studio production Cone 10 Olympic 2827G, 2831G (≈280,000 BTU/HR)
DD Car Kilns High-volume production; load on a rolling cart Cone 10 reduction / salt Olympic DD9 – DD40 Car

Models shown are examples from this collection; check each product page for current BTU, dimensions, and pricing.

Why Buy from ProKilnSupply

  • Gas kilns need planning — we'll talk through fuel type, BTU, venting, and clearances before you order, not after.
  • Authorized Olympic dealer — full manufacturer warranty on every gas kiln.
  • Lowest Price, Guaranteed — see our Price Match Policy.
  • Freight and logistics handled — these are heavy units, and we coordinate delivery with you.

Frequently Asked Questions

What can a gas kiln do that an electric kiln can't?
The big one is reduction. By controlling the air-to-fuel ratio, gas kilns create reduction atmospheres that produce glaze results — celadons, shinos, copper reds — that electric oxidation firing can't reproduce. Gas kilns also handle salt and soda firing and raku cycles.
Updraft or downdraft — what's the difference?
In an updraft kiln, heat rises and exits the top; these are simpler and common for raku and smaller studios. In a downdraft kiln, heat is pulled down and out through a flue, which generally gives more even temperature distribution across the chamber — a reason it's favored for larger production firing.
Natural gas or propane?
It depends on what's available at your location. Olympic gas kilns are configured for natural gas or propane, so order the version that matches your supply. Contact us if you're unsure which fits your setup.
What about venting and installation?
Gas kilns require proper ventilation and adequate clearances, and many installations involve local code and permitting. Plan the space before you buy — our Installation & Safety guide covers the basics, and our team can help you think it through.

Gas firing opens up reduction, salt, and raku — but setup matters.

Talk to a kiln specialist before you order. 📞 (801) 839-5882

Monday – Friday, 9AM – 5PM MST

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