Views: 6 Author: Site Editor Publish Time: 2022-04-23 Origin: Site
The purchase and placement of tombstones in cemeteries must comply with relevant regulations. Consumers must call the cemetery before purchasing from external suppliers. Cemeteries are responsible for formulating standards on materials, dimensions and allowable decoration types that can be installed on the surface of signs. Some cemeteries allow only bronze markers, while others allow bronze and granite tombstones. The type of tombstone or monument can be different, and some cemeteries allow vertical monument, tilt and pillow and flat grass type markers. Call the cemetery frequently to check these requirements, so as not to be rejected because they do not meet the specifications. Of course, the cemetery reserves the right to change the specifications if necessary.
As a regular tombstone company, when we are not sure about the required size or materials, we will communicate in detail, such as the cemetery rules and regulations of a state in the country. If we need to clarify the design, we can submit a simple drawing detailing the marking design of the cemetery. Once the cemetery has the opportunity to review and approve, we can continue the design.
The responsibility for meeting cemetery requirements is always in the hands of consumers. You can shop at ease and call your cemetery first to get approval and determine the size, materials and all restrictions of the cemetery.
Our tombstone company tries to provide consumers with information and data, but sometimes it may be insufficient because we don't know the annual changes of cemeteries. So it's always wise to check with your graveyard before shopping online.
