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Markets — North America

Quoted in inches,
cut to the cemetery's rule.

Monument retailers, cemeteries, memorial parks and funeral homes. Here the cemetery's rule sheet decides the product before a family ever sees a design — so that is where every quotation starts.

Imperial dimensions Cemetery rule sheets accepted Blank stock or lettered Bronze on granite bases Cremation lines in volume

Three markets,
one trade.

The vocabulary, the sizes and the cemetery rules carry across all three — so does the stone.

  • United StatesMonument retailers, cemeteries and memorial parks, coast to coast
  • CanadaMonument dealers and cemetery boards, in imperial and metric
  • MexicoCemetery work, cladding, flooring and counters

Four kinds of buyer,
four different orders.

Tell us which one you are and the quotation changes shape — blank stock, finished units, niche counts or raw slabs.

Monument retailersBlank or letteredShapes polished and shipped blank so your own shop letters and prices the work — or cut and lettered here from your layout.
Cemeteries & memorial parksRule-drivenRules decide the product before the family sees a design — flat markers only in some sections, uprights in others.
Funeral homesCremation-ledUrns, keepsakes, niche fronts and markers — small pieces, high finish, individually boxed.
Fabricators & contractorsSlabs and cut-to-sizeGangsaw slabs, calibrated stock and cut-to-size for shops with their own saws and CNC.

With cremation now the majority choice across much of the continent, the fastest-moving lines here are niches, urns, benches and walls rather than full upright monuments — smaller pieces, more of them, and finish quality matters more because they are seen close up.

A misspelt name
is a replaced stone.

So the layout goes back at full size with every character as it will be cut, and nothing is blasted until that proof comes back signed.

EnquirySizes in inches, cemetery ruleQuotationFOB or CIF, in writingLayout proofFull size, signedStoneBlocks reservedProductionCut, polished, letteredInspectionMeasured and photographedCratingStone and base as a pairShippingTo port, rail or your yard
  1. 01EnquirySizes in inches, cemetery rule
  2. 02QuotationFOB or CIF, in writing
  3. 03Layout proofFull size, signed
  4. 04StoneBlocks reserved
  5. 05ProductionCut, polished, lettered
  6. 06InspectionMeasured and photographed
  7. 07CratingStone and base as a pair
  8. 08ShippingTo port, rail or your yard
UnitsQuoted and cut in inches and feet as standard, metric on request. Say which the drawing is in — that single line prevents most size errors.
Cemetery rulesHeights, footprints, foundation detail and marker types vary by section, not just by cemetery. Send the sheet with the enquiry.
Blank stockShapes polished and shipped blank for your own shop to letter — the fastest way for a retailer to hold inventory.
BronzeGranite bases cut to your bronze supplier's plate drawing, or bronze and granite supplied together. Many dealers keep their foundry and change only the stone.
FreightFOB Indian port or CIF to your port, with crate weights listed so the inland leg and your forklift capacity are known in advance.
Repeat ordersDrawings, block numbers and lettering layouts kept on file, so a companion stone years later matches rather than merely resembles.

Send the rule sheet
and the sizes in inches.

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