When a family must make funeral arrangements, most cemeteries require the deceased and the casket to go inside a concrete outer burial container. Most cemeteries permit you to use at least a grave box. A grave box is a concrete container that only meets the simplest requirements. Grave boxes usually come with a flat lid with zero protection from the outside elements. If you decide, you do not want a grave box because its lack of protection you can choose from an assortment of vaults.

You can buy a vault made of steel, plastic or concrete with concrete being the most viable and useful product in the market. Concrete vaults usually fall under one of three classifications: premium, standard and basic.

Our premium vaults are reinforced with steel rods, rebar and wire mesh. We manufacture them with a tongue and groove design with a tape seal and a thermoformed polymer liner. All of these features provide strength and security, while a textured, painted exterior finish with decorative handles, personalized nameplate, and cover emblem add a touch of class. What truly makes our premium vaults shine is the addition of pure, handcrafted metals. Interior sheeting and exterior caps are available in gleaming stainless steel and glowing copper. Designed for added beauty and strength, these vaults will complement any caskets made of steel, copper and bronze.

Our standard vaults are reinforced with steel rods, rebar and wire mesh. We manufacture them with a tongue and groove design with a tape seal and a thermoformed polymer liner. All of these features provide strength and security, while a textured, painted exterior finish with decorative handles, personalized nameplate, and cover emblem add a touch of class

Our basic vaults are made of high strength concrete reinforced with steel wire and rods. Our Falcon and Simplex are both asphalt coated. Our Century is our most economical unit with a dome top for strength. It does not have a lip and groove seal but is finished with a white exterior coating.