Everdure Kiln | Pizza Oven Review | Key Features and Demo

Everdure Kiln Gas Pizza Oven in graphite colour placed on a stainless steel outdoor bench with pizzas and fresh basil. The oven sits against a brick wall, with pizza ingredients and utensils on the benchtop.

 

If you love backyard pizza nights but hate mucking around with turning peels, uneven heat, or waiting ages for the oven to warm up, the Everdure Kiln might just be your new favourite toy. This compact, stylish pizza oven is built for busy weeknights, family pizza sessions, and anyone who wants woodfired-style results without babysitting the cook. In this review we walk through the key features, what makes the second-generation design better, and why its rotating stone has become the real game-changer for Aussie backyards.

What The Everdure Kiln Is Designed To Do

The Everdure Kiln is all about convenience and consistency. It takes the guesswork out of pizza cooking so your bases stay crisp, your toppings melt perfectly, and you don’t need to spin a pizza every 20 seconds. For blokes like Mark who just want to fire it up, throw on a few pizzas, and enjoy a cold drink while the kids top up their own creations, this unit ticks a lot of boxes.

 

Person using a pizza peel to place a fresh homemade pizza into the Everdure Kiln Gas Pizza Oven in graphite on an outdoor stainless steel bench.

 

The model in this review is the second-generation Kiln, the latest version available in Australia. It features an upgraded design, improved insulation and Everdure’s much-talked-about rotating stone that handles the turning for you. That means fewer accessories to buy and less fiddling around when the heat’s pumping.

The Rotating Pizza Stone

The headline feature is the motorised rotating stone. Instead of manually spinning pizzas every 20–30 seconds, the Kiln rotates the stone for you, creating an even cook across the entire base. Whether you’re doing a thin-based Napoli-style pizza or a loaded Aussie classic, this keeps everything moving at the perfect rate so you don’t get burned spots on one side and pale dough on the other.

 

Pizza cooking on a rotating pizza stone inside a gas-fired pizza oven, with the flame visible at the back.

 

A handy bonus is that the rotation system can run on 240 volts or AA batteries, making it completely portable. Whether you’re cooking at home, at the holiday park, or at a mate's place, you’re not tied to a power point.

Dual-Burner Power For Fast Heat-Up

Inside the oven, you’ll find a horseshoe-shaped main burner paired with a second small booster burner positioned under the stone. This dual-burner system is what helps the Kiln get up to cooking temperature in around 20 minutes.

Close-up view of the Everdure Kiln pizza oven’s dual burner control knobs and rotation button.

That’s fast compared to many portable pizza ovens, and it’s a huge win for family nights or entertaining. You don’t have to plan hours ahead or wait forever for the stone to heat right through.

Once hot, the oven gives you the strong, consistent heat needed to cook a pizza in just a few minutes. Thin bases in particular come out beautifully with crisp edges and a soft centre.

Solid Build & Proper Insulation

The Kiln uses thick insulation combined with a 15mm pizza stone that retains heat extremely well. The body stays stable, the cooking chamber stays hot, and recovery time between pizzas is quick.

This is important if you’re cooking back-to-back pizzas for a group. You won’t lose heat every time you open the hatch, so every pizza after the first cooks just as well as the one before it.

Colours To Suit Your Outdoor Area

Everdure offer the Kiln in three colours:

Everdure Gas Portable Pizza Oven Kiln - Graphite

  • Stone (a light grey/off-white tone)

Gas Portable Pizza Oven Everdure Kiln Stone

Gas Portable Pizza Oven by Everdure Kiln Terracotta

Each one looks clean and modern, so it fits easily into most patios and outdoor kitchens. If you’ve already got stainless gear, the graphite blends nicely.

A Closer Look At The Demo

In the video demo the team walk through the main burners, the rotating stone, and the upgraded construction. You can clearly see how simple the unit is to fire up and how evenly it cooks once at temperature.

If you’re someone who likes a plug-and-play pizza oven that doesn’t require constant attention, the Kiln suits that style of cooking perfectly.

Who The Everdure Kiln Is Ideal For

This pizza oven fits anyone who wants:

  • fast heat-up times (around 20 minutes)
  • simple controls with no learning curve
  • consistent pizza cooking without using a turning peel
  • a clean, modern oven that suits most outdoor spaces
  • the flexibility to run the rotating stone off mains power or batteries

Everdure Kiln terracotta gas pizza oven sitting on an outdoor kitchen bench with a rotating pizza stone inside

It’s a great step-up for families wanting better pizza nights and a solid option for backyard entertainers who want a reliable oven that just works.

Where The Kiln Excels

Here’s what stands out after using and reviewing this unit:

Even cooking: the rotation system solves the number-one issue with small pizza ovens.

Quick preheat: ideal for after-work dinners.

Good insulation: keeps temps stable from pizza to pizza.

Dual burners: much better heat control and underside crisping.

Battery option: huge plus for portability.

Things To Keep In Mind

The Kiln is gas-powered, so if you’re chasing a traditional woodfired flavour, you’ll want to decide whether consistency or flavour complexity matters more to you. For most families and weeknight cooks, the Kiln’s convenience wins out.

Ready To Level Up Your Pizza Game?

If you want an easy, reliable, and modern pizza oven that takes care of the turning for you, the Everdure Kiln is one of the best options in its category. See it in store, ask our team for a demo, or check out our full pizza oven range built for real Aussie backyards.

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by: Sasha Halabi