Kilns:

Picture 1 Kiln area

Picture 2 Kiln for stoneware with ceramic glazes.
                 Firing temperature 1240 °C

Picture 3 Change of kiln car

Picture 4 Kiln car with fired goods

Picture 5 Kiln - Salt Glaze

Salt Kiln:

A special kiln  for producing our salt glazed  stoneware  jugs
and pots. At a temperature of 1240 °C special  burners  using
compressed air blow common salt (NaCl) into the kiln.

This  evaporates  immediately  and  reacts  on  the  silicic acid
and other components (i.e. iron oxide) of the body. This leads
to the creation of glass  melt  (glaze),  which firmly bonds with
the body.
The salt glaze is an extremely resistant, acid-proof and scratch-
hard glaze.Depending on its position within the kiln the colour
of the salt glaze  can  vary  slightly.  Subsequently each  jug or
pot is a unique product.