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CERAMIC SUPPLY EQUIPMENT & PLASTER Most Wheels Always 25% Off TOLL FREE 1-888-236-1492 Revised February 2020 www.ClayPeople.net WelcomeTitle Contents Welcome ................................... .1 Greetings ClayPeople! Directions .................................. .2 We are entering our 49th year of serving you! About ClayPeople ....................... .3 Clay .......................................... .4-7 We are all part of a special timeless family of ClayPeople. Clay Pricing.................................. This family has a vertical and horizontal axis. The vertical 8-10 family axis are the ClayPeople who have created with clay Tools ......................................... .11-27 through the ages. When archaeologists find human remains, they usually find evidence of pottery. Brushes...................................... .28-29 Sprayers & Scales ....................... 30 The horizontal family axis are the ClayPeople who, at any Studio Equipment ....................... given point in time, are creating in clay around the world. A 31-33 fascinating variety of ceramic creations exist in all societies. Tile & Adhesives ......................... .34 Firing Service ............................. .76 We work hard to be a strong nexus point in this ClayPeople family continuum: to answer every one of your questions, and Glazes ....................................... .35-57 find every product you need. Mold Making Supplies ................ .58 Your ideas and questions always help shape ClayPeople. We Banding Wheels ......................... .59 are committed to be “Friendly Experts” and to have a “Huge Plaster ....................................... .60 Inventory” of both products and knowledge. Raw Materials ............................ 61-64 We take great pride in always working to strengthen our Mason Stains® .......................... .65-67 position as “Northern California’s Leader in Ceramic Supply.” Potter’s Wheels ........................... Thank for allowing us to be a nexus in your ClayPeople family 68-71 continuum! Kilns .......................................... .72-75 Doug Johnson President/Owner Kiln Accessories, Parts ................. .77-85 Extruders, Slab Rollers, etc. ....... 86-89 Pug Mills .................................... .90 Ware Carts ................................ .91 Books & Periodicals .................... .92 Index ......................................... .93-95 ADDRESS EMAIL STORE HOURS 623 South 32nd St. [email protected] Richmond, CA 94804 Monday - Friday WEBSITE 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM FAX www.claypeople.net (510) 236-2777 Saturdays FACEBOOK 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM TELEPHONE ClayPeople 510-236-1492 INSTAGRAM @claypeoplerichmond TOLL FREE 1-888-236-1492 Prices are subject to change without notice. Page revised February... 2020 www.claypeople.net • [email protected] • Clay is the Way - 1 Directions We’re right off the freeway near beautiful, historic Point Richmond. FROM MARIN COUNTY On 580, EXIT at Regatta Blvd. At first light, turn LEFT onto Regatta/ Juliga Woods. Go 3 blocks. Turn left onto S. 32nd St. FROM BERKELEY/OAKLAND Richmond On 580, EXIT at Regatta Blvd. At Parkway stop sign, turn LEFT onto Regatta/ Richmond Juliga Woods. Go 3 blocks. Turn left onto S. 32nd St. Marin County FROM PINOLE/VALLEJO Berkeley On 80, EXIT at Cutting Blvd. At first light, turn RIGHT onto San Francisco Bay Cutting Blvd. Go 1 mile. Turn LEFT onto S. 31st St. Go 1 block to stop sign. Turn left on Juliga Woods. Go 1 Block. Turn right Oakland onto S. 32nd St. San Francisco VIA RICHMOND PARKWAY Take Richmond Parkway to 580 towards Oakland. EXIT at Regatta Blvd. At stop sign, turn LEFT onto Regatta/Juliga Woods. Go 3 blocks. Turn left onto S. 32nd St. 2 - Toll Free 1-888-236-1492 • Local 510-236-1492 • Fax 510-236-2777 Page revised February 2020 About ClayPeople GENERAL INFORMATION WEBSITE ClayPeople is located in Richmond, California. We are on the web at www.claypeople. We were founded in 1971. Our customers include net. We feature free ceramic classifieds schools, businesses, and individual artists, both and 100s of categorized and searchable professional and beginner, throughout the United ceramic links. Check us out today! States. If a product is not in our catalog, we will research it for you. If you have questions, we will NEWSLETTER get you answers. No order is too small, or too Get our monthly Newsletter online or at the big. Call us. Fax us. Or e-mail us. Please come store! You will get information about upcoming by our store and visit us. sales, the Clay of the Month, and workshops hosted at various locations and co-sponsored by STORE ClayPeople. Our retail store is open 8:30am - 5:00pm Monday through Friday, and 10:00am - 4:00pm FACEBOOK & INSTAGRAM on Saturday. We have a huge in-stock inventory Follow @claypeoplerichmond for secret sales, or be and friendly ceramic experts on hand to answer featured yourself! Follow ClayPeople on Facebook to your questions. See page 2 for directions. see current sales! SHIPPING & DELIVERY We deliver throughout Northern California. We GIFT CARDS also ship via any carrier you require including ClayPeople offers gift cards for that special potter UPS, USPS, and FedEx. We have discounted rates or sculptor in your life. These refillable cards offer from truck companies. a convenient way to shop for ceramic supplies. REPAIR SERVICE Say you care with clay! We repair kilns, wheels, and most other ceramic equipment. Our service personnel will come to your location to repair, install, or consult. See page 70 for more information. FIRING SERVICE We offer reasonable custom firing rates for customers who do not have access to a kiln. Call ahead and our staff will give you an estimate of cost and turnaround time. See page 70 for an overview of firing rates. Page revised February 2020 www.claypeople.net • [email protected] • Clay is the Way - 3 Clay Low Fire Clay PUEBLO WHITE/Aardvark 04 06 BUFF/IMCO 04 Oxidation:White Oxidation: Light Cream Texture: Smooth Shrinkage: 5.5% Texture: Smooth Shrinkage: 10% Remarks: Plastic white earthenware body for wheel or Remarks: Formulated with local western clays. sculpture. Preferred by many teachers for children’s Well suited for modeling projects and throwing classes. EM-207 LOW FIRE RED/Laguna 06 RED SCULPTURE (EM-234)/ Laguna 06 Oxidation: Red Oxidation: White Reduction: N/A Texture: Smooth Shrinkage: 6% Texture: Coarse Shrinkage: 4% Remarks: Comparable in texture and working Remarks: Red sculpture body for large items where properties to EM-210. Good for terracotta work. variation in wall thickness is a concern. Ideal for hand- building, murals, columns. Mininal warping, shrinking EM-210 LOW FIRE WHITE/Laguna 06 or cracking. Oxidation: White Texture: Smooth Shrinkage: 5.5% SAN JOSE WHITE/Clay Planet 06-1 Remarks: Smooth, all-purpose clay for small hand Oxidation: White Moist Clays are sold or wheel work. Works well with cast pieces. An Texture: Slightly Coarse Shrinkage: 6% excellent body for teaching beginning techniques Remarks: Low fire white formula with grog and sand in 25 lb. plastic bags. such as coil & slab construction. When choosing a added for strength. Excellent for K-8 projects. clay body there are BERKELEY SCULPTURE/IMCO 06 Oxidation: White SPIRIT WHITE/IMCO 06 numerous factors to Texture: Med. Coarse Oxidation: White consider, including Remarks: Variation on Spirit White with 20 mesh Texture: Smooth color, plasticity, porosity, grog. Good for sculpting or hand building, or for Remarks: Low talc content and slight texture give tiles or masks where reduced warping is a plus. Spirit White the performance of a stoneware clay body. texture, vitrification, Excellent for throwing, sculpting or hand building. A firing temperatures, LOW FIRE WHITE/Clay Planet 06-1 favorite clay for classes. and glaze fit. Refer to Oxidation: White each clay description Texture: Smooth Shrinkage: 7% STEVE’S WHITE/Aardvark 06 Remarks: Smooth, easily worked clay for the wheel Oxidation: White for specific information and for hand work. Can be fired to cone 1. Texture: Smooth Shrinkage: 6% and ask us to help Remarks: This potter friendly clay combines the match clays with your MCW/Aardvark 04 qualities of bright white color with excellent throwing and hand building properties. A very plastic needs. Oxidation:White Texture: Smooth Shrinkage: 6% earthenware. Remarks: Smooth, white modeling clay. Has been See pages 8-10 for approved by the California Department of Health TIJUANA RED/IMCO 04-5 complete clay pricing. for use in grades K-6 as per current art material Oxidation: Cone 04 Deep warm; dark chocolate supply laws. brown at Cone 5. Can be fired LOW and MID. Texture: Smooth Shrinkage: 7.5% MCWG/Aardvark 04 Remarks: Terracotta clay body containing fine grog, Oxidation: White giving it strength for building or throwing large pottery. Texture: Med. Coarse Shrinkage: 6% Excellent for burnishing. Remarks: MCW white modeling clay with sand added for strength. WED (EM-217/Laguna 06 Oxidation: Buff MEXO RED (WC-640)/Laguna Air Dry Texture: Smooth Shrinkage: 5% DRIES: Red Remarks: Very slow drying sculpture body developed Texture: Med. Coarse Shrinkage: 6% for models in film industry. Widely used in clay-mation. Remarks: Mexo Air-dry clay. Self-hardening artist Not formulated to be fired. clay. Safe, multi-purpose and economical. Can use for modeling, throwing, sculpting. MEXO WHITE (WC-641)/Laguna Air Dry DRIES: White Texture: Med. Coarse Shrinkage: 6% Remarks: Mexo Air-dry clay. Self-hardening artist clay. Safe, multi-purpose and economical. Can use
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