Caskets

Bronze, a semi-precious material alloy, is the strongest and longest-lasting of any casket construction material. Bronze is resistant to corrosive elements, and makes an elegant, exquisite remembrance.

Copper, a precious metal, is known for its longevity, beauty and resistance to corrosion. Copper is one-third stronger than stainless steel, and its combination of strength and beauty helps memorialize a remarkable life.

Stainless steel, an alloy of carbon steel and chromium, provides strength and resistance to corrosion at an economical price.

Steel, known for its affordability and long-lasting performance, is one of the most popular of casket materials.  18 gauge caskets are about 20% thicker and heavier than 20 gauge metal caskets, suggest higher durability and often come with velvet interiors and swing arm handle hardware. 

Steel, known for its affordability and long-lasting performance, is one of the most popular of casket materials.  20-gauge caskets might feature crêpe interiors and stationary bars or handles, presenting a more economical option without compromising dignity.

Wood, a natural and environmentally sound choice, is selected for its warmth, beauty, and uniqueness. A variety of different woods offer an array of personalized choices.

A rental casket is used for those who want Funeral Services with viewing prior to Cremation. The outer shell of the casket is reused, while a brand new inner liner temporarily holds the body for services, and then becomes the container in which the body is cremated.