Headstones and Memorials.
We can create just about anything.
We can create just about anything.
Granite headstones come in many different shapes and sizes. Some cemeteries have certain restrictions and some do not. Granite headstones are flush to the ground while some range from a few inches to a few feet above ground. ground.
Flat markers lay flush to the ground. They may memorialize more than one person and are available with a telscoping vase as well as a portrait. Some common sizes are 24x12, 36x12, 16x24 and 28x16, while all are 4" thick.
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Similar in size to a Flat marker. Bevels lay on a concrete foundation above ground. Typical Bevels are 6" high in the front and 8" tall in the back. However, they can be cut to any dimension you'd like. Also known as pillow tops or hickey.
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Slants are also placed on a concrete foundation. Slants range between 16" and 18" tall and can be any length. They are squatty in nature, usually 10" thick are the bottom and slant upwards to 3" thick at the top.
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Single uprights refer to the plot. They are usually the dimensions of a "single" or "double depth" grave. Typically, a 24" tall upright contains one name and dates, however, the upright can be made taller to accomodate additional names and dates. Vases are common additions to uprights.
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Companion or "Double" upright refers to side by side plots. These uprights are the most traditional memorials in a cemetery and are still extremely popular today. They provide enough room for multiple names and dates as well as designs to reflect each's interests and hobbies.
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Cemetery Benches have gained in popularity over the years. They provide a practical solution to visiting the cemetery, a place to sit while visiting. These have also become very popular as a "memorial" for places other than cemeteries, such as parks and homes.
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