Recycled Urn Vault for Underground Burial | Fortified Container to Cremation Urns for Cemetery and Ground Burials | Made in The USA and Responsibly Manufactured (Regent, Carbon)

I ordered the 'Regent' size vault with expedited shipping. It came on time and was nicely packaged. It was the first time I had to buy one, so I wasn't sure what to expect. It is both nice and lightweight. It fit my Grandmother's urn perfectly. There was plenty of room left for added pictures, etc. It came with glue to seal it shut. Just before burial, we put glue on the lid of the urn itself to keep it from ever coming off and then sealed the vault shut. It took about 10 minutes in the hot weather to seal it. I feel comfortable knowing that the vault will help keep my Grandmother's urn from flooding with water. I hope it lasts forever. If I need to buy another urn vault, I will buy it again from this company. It was a flawless experience.

Great color and size

The media could not be loaded.  These are perfectly nice, inexpensive cases to put the cremains in, to bury them. I just didn’t feel right just putting the pretty container of items I’m burying with my father’s ashes, straight into the dirt or just wrapped up in something. They look quite nice 👍 in there. Then you will feel fine burying them just about anywhere. If you want to put a lot more, or larger things, than I have, go with the larger. You can see from the vid. the size differences, are fairly significant.

We needed a large enough container to hold the remains of both our parents. It is plenty big for the 2 boxes. Very pleased. We have not sealed the lid yet so can’t rate the sealant yet.

Arrived ahead of time and very strong material.

Although it felt strange ordering this type of product thru Amazon vs a funeral facility or cemetery, I was very pleased with the product. Had done some research after the cemetery admin office suggested this product & approach. Otherwise you pay $$$ thru other sources and even in the $400+ range if cemetery had to provide a basic cement vault. I believe these days all cemeteries require an approved vault. I even spoke with a person at Crowne Vault and reviewed their website, all positive. Crowne will also provide an acrylic nameplate with adhesive backing to apply on outside. They did a very nice job with lettering and mailed it quickly. The vault is certainly sturdy, satisfies requirements and very easy to permanently seal with the provided sealant right after any final service at gravesite. Many urns that are vase shaped will fit because the top portion of the vault is a dome that allows a single urn to fit when laid on it's side. Just do the measurements. For my mom, placed her urn on some green fabric material inside as a final touch for her Irish heritage. While some of these details on vault color, nameplate & urn design don't seem that important for burials, you and your family/friends will always reflect on attention to details and memory of final services. I would highly recommend the Crowne Vault product and quick/easy transaction thru Amazon's noted distributor.

The media could not be loaded.  Comes with e6000 to seal it. Big enough to add extra things inside.Definitely recommend if you need a vault!

Well, based on what this item is for....although my sadness is profound, and deep...This item was not only affordable, but was also well built. The funeral home I used was very honest and upfront regarding this type of product. Eric at Cappadona (here in Colorado Springs, CO) said online would be cheaper (at about a third the cost of the funeral home), and I also got my wife's favorite color, pink. It fits her rosewood urn which is 8" by 7" by 9.5" (so taller than the max height listed for this burial vault). The reason it fits is because the urn footprint is smaller than the vault footprint, and the vault lid tapers as it gets taller. I mention this because I was worried my wife's urn wouldn't fit based on the listed max size of 6.5"....In case you're wondering :^)