Frequently Asked Questions

Who are we and about our services?

We provide you, the customer, the highest quality caskets available. We are able to present to you brand name caskets at wholesale prices. By purchasing your casket from us, you will receive great savings that will help with the financial responsibility of family and friends at the time of need.
The consumer now has the chance to make an important decision by choosing from a variety of well-crafted caskets for all of your needs and financial situations. In your time of need, we are here to serve you. We are here 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We can have your casket shipped to the Funeral Home of your choice, within hours.

What is the law?

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The Federal Trade Commission Ruling (Rule #16 C.F.R. Part 453) The F.T.C. has ruled that Funeral Homes can no longer condition the purchase of a casket with the purchase of other funeral goods and services. If you are purchasing a casket from a source other than a Funeral Home, the Funeral Home of your choice must accept the casket you have chosen and cannot charge any handling fees. We are now able to provide you with the casket of your choice at wholesale prices.

Is there a difference in caskets?

Basically none. A casket is designed to hold human remains for viewing, transportation, and final deposition. Also, some caskets are made specifically for cremation and may not be appropriate for burial or entombment.

What is the major burial expense?

In most cases, the casket will make up most of the total funeral costs. The standard industry markup ranges from 200% to 400% over the wholesale price.

Amazingly, it is not unusual for popular models to be as high as 1600%. There are some unethical marketing activities used to lure and in some cases embarrass you into spending more than you really should, and some absolute outrageous claims for the 'protective qualities' of an upscale casket. These procedures are illegal per the Federal Trade Commission's Funeral Rule. Market studies conducted by the funeral industry show the typical customer will purchase one of the first three models shown hoping to include your business in there average.

What does it all mean to me?

Be ready to listen to some confusing talk when the time comes to select a casket. There will be discussions of non-corrosive liners, seals, gauges or weights.

Point of fact is that a casket is simply the box-within-a-box and none of them is drastically more protective than the other. All the bells and whistles make no difference to the preservation of the deceased inside. 

Of all of the funeral directors surveyed, they cited Emotional Overspending, as the major reason funerals are so expensive.

How much should I spend?

You should spend whatever you feel comfortable spending. We are able to currently present caskets at wholesale prices direct to you.

Remember, it is unlawful for funeral homes to attach additional cost for their services purchase a casket from them, or to charge a 'handling fee' for a casket purchased elsewhere.

What is a Jewish casket?

Traditional Jewish caskets are built to particular specifications to satisfy religious teachings and beliefs. These are manufactured of wood, without metal or animal based glues, all under rabbinical supervision.

Can I return a casket?

No, All sales are final.

Do I have to purchase a Casket?

No, caskets can be rented.

What are cremation caskets?

A cremation casket is made especially for the use of cremation following a service or transportation to the crematory. These caskets are made out of wood or wood byproducts and contain very few metal parts in construction.

Are all caskets one size?

Most caskets are manufactured for the average size individual, there are some manufactured to be used by persons taller than 6'5" and whose proportions exceed those offered by average size caskets. If the person is uncommonly large, you may want to view the "Oversize Caskets" in this Web site Dimensions of these caskets can be found there.

What are protective caskets?

A protective casket is designed with a sealing device that does not allow air; water or any other substance once the casket is sealed. Human remains may be required to be in a sealed casket in situations that deal with international shipping.

Can I purchase other merchandise not listed on this web site?

Yes. Just call us at 513.821.9200 or visit our store.

If at any time you would like more information or to speak with one of our
representatives, you may e-mail, call or visit our store. 
 Call Us 24 hours a day at  (513) 821-9200.

Who are we and about our services?

We provide you, the customer, the highest quality caskets available. We are able to present to you brand name caskets at wholesale prices. By purchasing your casket from us, you will receive great savings that will help with the financial responsibility of family and friends at the time of need.
The consumer now has the chance to make an important decision by choosing from a variety of well-crafted caskets for all of your needs and financial situations. In your time of need, we are here to serve you. We are here 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We can have your casket delivered to the Funeral Home of your choice, within hours.

What is the law?

The Federal Trade Commission Ruling (Rule #16 C.F.R. Part 453) The F.T.C. has ruled that Funeral Homes can no longer condition the purchase of a casket with the purchase of other funeral goods and services. If you are purchasing a casket from a source other than a Funeral Home, the Funeral Home of your choice must accept the casket you have chosen and cannot charge any handling fees. We are now able to provide you with the casket of your choice at wholesale prices.

Is there a difference in caskets?

Basically none. A casket is designed to hold human remains for viewing, transportation, and final deposition. Also, some caskets are made specifically for cremation and may not be appropriate for burial or entombment.

What is the major burial expense?

In most cases, the casket will make up most of the total funeral costs. The standard industry markup ranges from 200% to 400% over the wholesale price.

Amazingly, it is not unusual for popular models to be as high as 1600%. There are some unethical marketing activities used to lure and in some cases embarrass you into spending more than you really should, and some absolute outrageous claims for the 'protective qualities' of an upscale casket. These procedures are illegal per the Federal Trade Commission's Funeral Rule. Market studies conducted by the funeral industry show the typical customer will purchase one of the first three models shown hoping to include your business in there average.

What does it all mean to me?

Be ready to listen to some confusing talk when the time comes to select a casket. There will be discussions of non-corrosive liners, seals, gauges or weights.

Point of fact is that a casket is simply the box-within-a-box and none of them is drastically more protective than the other. All the bells and whistles make no difference to the preservation of the deceased inside. 

Of all of the funeral directors surveyed, they cited Emotional Overspending, as the major reason funerals are so expensive.

How much should I spend?

You should spend whatever you feel comfortable spending. We are able to currently present caskets at wholesale prices direct to you.

Remember, it is unlawful for funeral homes to attach additional cost for their services purchase a casket from them, or to charge a 'handling fee' for a casket purchased elsewhere.

What is a Jewish casket?

Traditional Jewish caskets are built to particular specifications to satisfy religious teachings and beliefs. These are manufactured of wood, without metal or animal based glues, all under rabbinical supervision.

Can I have the casket personalized?

Yes.  We have many options and we can provide personalized caskets with hours.

Do I have to purchase a Casket?

No, caskets can be rented.

What are cremation caskets?

A cremation casket is made especially for the use of cremation following a service or transportation to the crematory. These caskets are made out of wood or wood byproducts and contain very few metal parts in construction.

Are all caskets one size?

Most caskets are manufactured for the average size individual, there are some manufactured to be used by persons taller than 6'5" and whose proportions exceed those offered by average size caskets. If the person is uncommonly large, you may want to view the "Oversize Caskets" in this Web site Dimensions of these caskets can be found there.

What are protective caskets?

A protective casket is designed with a sealing device that does not allow air; water or any other substance once the casket is sealed. Human remains may be required to be in a sealed casket in situations that deal with international shipping.

Can I purchase other merchandise not listed on this web site?

Yes. Just call our phone number 513.821.9200 to place your order or come to our store.

If at any time you would like more information or to speak with one of our
representatives, you may e-mail us or call us 
Toll-Free at (513) 821-9200.