Cremation Vault Selection

Many people decide to have the cremated remains of their deceased family member buried. In most cases, this is on a family cemetery lot where other interments may be made in the future. Any time an interment is made, it is important to protect the deceased's physical remains.

A cremation vault protects the urn, which holds the cremated remains, from the natural elements. It also protects the urn from disruption if an adjacent grave is opened at a later date, or the grave is re-opened again by mistake. The power equipment that is used in most cemeteries to dig a grave could easily destroy an urn that is not protected by a burial vault thereby spilling the cremated remains into the surrounding soil.

Designed with the same quality manufacturing construction as burial vaults, these smaller vaults incorporate all of the same protective principals as full size casket vaults.