Port-o-Kiln (Aust) Pty Ltd, Dandenong, VIC

I have used a small Port-O-Kiln as my glazing kiln for many years and always had great results. I let my pottery go once our family came along and took up any spare time we had, which is fair enough. Now that I have retired and the family all grown up I have taken pottery up again. I moved from Sydney to the Northern area of NSW onto a rural property where I now have a studio set up for my ceramic endeavours. Unfortunately during the move, the kiln was damaged. When I looked inside I saw a ceramic fibre board laying in pieces on the kiln floor. I think it was not treated like the delicate piece of equipment it is. I have been trying to figure out where it belonged and today I made the discovery that it is the internal flue, the spacers on the rear gave me a clue. I think it takes the gases from floor level to behind this wall and they exit via the flue chimney. The side walls and ceiling boards are intact. I found a user manual that closely resembles the kiln I have. Its for a model 32. I bought this kiln way back in the 80's. The manual gives good instructions for setting and running the kiln and some details about setting up the bagwall but I would like to get some details on how to repair the flue wall and where I can buy a replacement ceramic fibre wall for the purpose. Again unfortunately there was an accident and the wall fell onto my workshop floor and shattered into many pieces so reusing it is not an option. I would love to get this kiln up and running again as it was always a reliable, easy-to-use unit. I rate it as an excellent piece of gear.