Caskets

Where Do I Buy Funeral Home Caskets & Coffins?

Wood has been used in the construction of caskets for almost as long as the tradition itself has been around. Although they lost popularity at the rise of their metal counterparts, they are back in popular demand and are made featuring elegant details and hardware, and are finished  with gorgeous interiors. These caskets are constructed from the finest, most sturdy of hard woods available and are usually coated with an beautiful wood finish. Some even feature gorgeous, sculpted accents that give an overall affect of dignity, as well as grace. While many of these funerary boxes are made to withstand the elements for as long as possible, not all are. Wood caskets are also available for those who require a natural burial or cremation casket. This version employs only biodegradable materials, usually assembled using wooden pegs rather than metal nails, and are left with a beautiful natural finish, rather than lacquered. These create elegant and befitting tributes to those who followed a strict religion, or lead an environmentally conscious life and wished to have natural burial. And while they are suitable for cremation purposes, they would be appropriate for viewings, or for funeral or memorial services where the funeral caskets are displayed.

Metal and steel funeral home caskets are available in 32-ounce metal, as well as in 16, 18, or 20 gauge metal to provide a study look and feel.  These also feature the same exquisite interiors as their wooden cousins, as well as decorative hardware, such as full swing handle bars, elegantly polished lugs, and sculpted corners. Metal is still among the most popular of materials for this use, for the sturdiness and longevity it offers, as well as its versatility. A metal caskets can feature anything from an exquisite, solid color brought to a stunning, glossy shine, to shading effects, which incorporate two complimentary colors, or can even be personalized with photos or scenery.

Our line of caskets and coffins offers options to suit specific needs: Jewish ones follow the simple look and design required of that faith, cremation versions, as stated above, are low cost alternatives for families wanting a high quality piece as the focus of a funeral in which the deceased is to be cremated, child and infant ones are smaller versions of the full-size caskets, and burial vaults are also available, for those required by cemeteries or funeral homes. Whatever the casket need may be, there is sure to be a casket that will be an dignified and respectable tribute to a loved one.

Cheap Caskets at Discount Prices is that the way to go?

The loss of a loved one, whether it be friend or family member, is one of the most emotionally challenging events that we must face in our lifetime. This certainly goes without saying, but many individuals are often surprised at the emotional state such an event can create. Even for those who were 'expecting' the passing, the actual loss is unimaginable, and our minds work from all angles trying to process the information. Many find themselves in nothing short of a state of shock, and it is unfortunate that, usually, shortly after the passing, many arrangements must be made and handled for the funeral service, among other affairs. This is why it is important to be informed of all memorial options at all times, but especially after the passing of a loved one. While many funeral homes offer memorial items, or even bundles, families are often surprised by the total sum, and not even aware that they are able to obtain these items from other resources, such as memorial websites.

How do I find the cheapest Casket available?

Caskets are available in many different materials. Specific woods and metals will have a higher expense than others. Veneer is a thin layer of fine wood covering a coarser wood. While they still look elegant and classic, they are a more economically friendly option than solid woods like cherry or walnut. These are a good alternative to your solid wood caskets as they help relieve the stress of expenses during this hard time.

What type of casket is best?

Wood and metal are the most commonly used materials. Hardwoods such as mahogany and walnut, while stunning, are among the most expensive. Pine, Poplar, and Veneer are more commonly found and generally less expensive. Among the metals, bronze and copper generally run at a premium rate. While each individual has their own opinion on caskets, that does not make a more expensive casket necessarily better than another.

Why are caskets expensive?

The price of a casket is dependent on many factors. The type of materials used on the outside such as wood and metal specifics are an important factor. What other people don’t acknowledge is the materials on not only the outside but the inside as well. The patterns, embroidery, and fabric on the inside also plays a large role in the price of a casket.

A casket made of readily available materials will be more affordable than a rare type of wood or custom embroidery. Customization and ornamentation are additional costs that while some deem necessary, increase the cost of a casket.

How fast do I get my casket?

Casket delivery and availability may differ. Customized caskets may take longer due to the nature of the Casket, while others may be available for express shipping. For further details on express shipping, you may call the number listed below the specific marker.

Can you buy a casket before you die?

Yes, like grave markers, one may buy a casket before they pass. While this may help your loved ones grieving process, a main concern is storing the casket. If one has a place to store it, buying in advance may be a good idea to ensure their wishes are properly executed. This allows them to pick out every detail and create an individualized casket custom to their needs. As with others, some cemeteries may store a casket until needed. This varies on each company so it is best to check with them prior to purchasing a casket. Pre-Purchasing caskets is becoming more popular. Not only do they have a say in their arrangement but it helps reduce the stressful time for the family, aiding in the grieving process.