Cemetery

Cremation Vault Lowering Device

Problems Solved

• Typically, two people are required to kneel on the ground and lower a cremation vault into the ground. Even still, unfortunately, the vault may slip from a person’s hands and go into the ground upside down or off kilter, which can be frustrating for installers and troubling and upsetting for family and loved ones of the deceased.

Purpose & Benefits

• Provides a safe and easy way to lower cremation vaults into the ground.
• Alleviates the hassle of kneeling down on the ground to place a vault into a grave.
• Prevents vaults from tipping or falling over or slipping out of a person’s hands.
• Eliminates the need for help from a second person.
• Saves time and frustration.

Features & Description

• Heavy duty aluminum construction
• Assists gravediggers, cremation vault installers, and others place a cremation vault into the ground.
• In use, a vault can be placed in the middle of the device and then lowered into the ground