The hard ceramic element holders that L&L uses are very hard to break - unlike the typical grooved fragile firebrick channels that most manufacturers use. See this for more information.
One of the most unique features of L&L kilns is the hard ceramic element holders and ceramic terminal blocks with quick change elements.
Andrew Seymore from Clayscapes with Jessica Putnam-Philips discussing how to find the best kiln for you
With Jessica Putnam-Phillips from Clay-Share and Andrew Seymour from Clayscapes. They discuss some basic considerations for buying a new kiln.
The L&L Spring Hinge sits far back at an angle leaving the opening unobstructed. This makes loading an L&L Kiln so much easier than most kilns. That results in less possible damage to the interior of the kiln while loading. See this for more information.
The stands that L&L makes for its standard line of kilns like the Easy-Fire line is super strong. See this link for more information.
The Spring-Assisted kiln lid lifter makes it easy to lift the lids. It also provides full view loading on your kiln. See this for more information.
The Spring-Assisted lid lifter features a safety pin that allows you to lock the lid in the open position while you load your kiln. See this for more information.
L&L Furniture Kits feature strong Cone 11 pressed high alumina hearth plates, carefully cut square posts which stay straight, cone 10 kiln wash and protection gloves.
Quad Element System results in longer element life through lower watt density and heavy gauge elements.
All L&L Kilns feature these solid ceramic peephole plugs. They are much stronger and heavier-duty than the typical hollow slip-cast peephole plugs you find on many competitors' kilns. Although they can break it is much less likely with these plugs.. See this for more information.