The small pieces
that finish the plot.
Vases, flowerpots, lanterns, photo surrounds and posts — ordered with the monument, cut from the same block run, so the whole plot stays one shade instead of drifting piece by piece.
Twelve fittings,
one shade of stone.
Order them with the monument and they come off the same block. Order them a year later and they will be close, but not the same stone — worth knowing before the family asks.
Where each piece
sits on the plot.
A plan helps the family picture it and helps you quote it. This is the standard layout most of our Russian and CIS orders follow.
- VasesUsually a pair, set on the base corners or on the kerb line. Drilled and dowelled so they cannot be lifted off.
- Flower boxFull kerb width in front of the base, drilled for drainage. The piece that decides how the plot is planted.
- LanternPlaced to one side of the flower box, glazed opening facing the path.
- Photo surroundCut into the monument face or supplied as a separate frame fixed to it.
- Kerbs and postsFrame the plot and hold the gravel or planting. Posts can take a chain between them.
Made from the
monument's own block.
Accessories come out of the offcut, which is why ordering them together costs less than ordering them apart — and why the shade matches.
Match the monument,
not the catalogue.
Tell us the stone of the memorial these are going beside, and we cut them from that run wherever the order allows it.
Order the fittings
with the monument.