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An outer burial container provides added protection for the casket. Though not required by law, most cemeteries do require an outside container to maintain the integrity of the grave.
A lined outer burial container helps to protect the casket from the weight, pressure and elements of the surrounding grave. The primary reason families select outer burial containers is to meet the requirements of the cemetery. The other reason is for the additional peace of mind an outer burial container provides to the family.
Some burial companies make specific warranties with regards to their products. The Rairigh-Bence Funeral Home & Crematory makes no representations or warranties regarding outer burial containers or other merchandise items.
The six photos below identify the steps that are taken at the cemetery to open a grave, place the outer burial container at the grave, prepare for and have the committal service, closing and lowering the vault and filling in the grave after the vault has been lowered into its final resting place.
Rairigh - Bence Funeral Home & Crematory
of Indiana
965 Philadelphia Street
Indiana, PA 15701
Email: rairighfd@gmail.com
David A. Rairigh, Owner/Supervisor
Rairigh - Bence Funeral Home & Crematory
of Clymer
655 Franklin Street
Clymer, PA 15728
Email: rairighfd@gmail.com
David A. Rairigh, Owner
Taylor S. Allison, Supervisor
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