Quoted by niche count,
built as one unit.
Granite columbaria from two niches to three hundred — freestanding, wall-face, bench, pavilion and garden wall. Cut, trial-fitted and dry-built at our works, then coded and crated so your crew sets it in order.
Twelve unit types,
one specification sheet.
Tell us the niche count, the setting and whether it is single or double sided, and the rest of the quotation follows from there.
Niche counts
and how they lay out.
The same count can be a tall narrow column or a low wide wall. These are the layouts we quote most — send yours and we will cut to it instead.
Inside a niche,
in section.
Opening size, depth and how the front fixes are the three details that decide whether the urns your families buy will actually fit.
- OpeningCommonly 12 × 12 in (305 × 305 mm). Larger openings on request — send the urn dimensions your families are using, not just the niche size.
- DepthSingle depth takes one or two urns; double depth takes a companion pair. Both are cut from the same panel stock.
- FrontsGranite shutters fixed with stainless screws and rosettes, or with concealed clips where the design asks for a flush face.
- EngravingFronts shipped blank for local lettering, or engraved here from your text schedule.
- WeatheringSloped tops, drip details and weep provision cut into the body so water leaves the unit instead of sitting in it.
Dry-built here,
so it sets fast there.
Every unit is assembled at our works, every shutter trial-fitted in its own opening, and the whole thing photographed before it is taken apart for the crate.
One unit,
one block run.
A columbarium is a large area of one stone, so shade drift shows immediately. Blocks are reserved for the whole unit before cutting starts — and for the phase two you plan to add.
Send the niche count
and the setting.