Burial Urns / Urn Vaults

If an urn is going to be buried, many cemeteries require that it be placed into a protective outer enclosure, usually known as an urn vault. There are some urns, however, that are made from a material durable enough that they can serve as both, eliminating the need for a vault.  The following urns and urn vaults are constructed of composite materials that will meet or exceed most cemetery requirements.

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Stoneharbor Urn Vault
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Pebblecove Urn Vault
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Rockbay Urn Vault
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Universal Urn Vault
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Meadow Green Cultured
Marble (18J3)
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Alpine White Cultured
Marble (18J1)
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Riverstone Gray Cultured
Marble (18J2)
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Regal Marbelon (P300)
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Tribute Marbelon (P310)
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