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The Closing of a Concrete Grave Liner
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- Опубликовано: 22 июн 2024
- A Concrete Grave Liner is the minumum burial container required in most Cemeteries in Central Illinois and Indiana. This container is not a lined or sealed Burial Vault, it is a concrete liner that prevents the soil above the casket from settling over time as the casket deteriorates.
Most cemeteries require a burial vault or grave container to prevent continually adding soil and seeding of each grave plot.
A Burial vault serves the same purpose as a Grave Liner but a Vault contains an interior liner, and a butyl adhesive seal that prevent water and soil from entering the vault, but does not prevent the casket from deteriorating.
A Lawn Crypt is also another form of Grave liner, lawn crypts are also commonly double depth, which means two family members may be interred into one Grave plot, separated by a concrete shelf between the two caskets.
At Kelley Burial Vault Company, we treat every family with the same respect and care at the graveside. The Concrete Grave Liner is the most cost effective way to lay a loved one to rest, but the container is still suspended above the grave and displayed in a way that the container may be closed and lowered above ground in view of the family. It is our opinion that lowering a grave liner or Burial Vault base into the grave and leaving the lid or cover to the side is less respectful than to display the vault over the grave.
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We buried my brother yesterday, the funeral director asked me to leave so they could inter him. I told no, I wanted to see what they actually did. Are you sure they asked and I said yes. I told them I watch interments daily on RUclips. It was eye opening experience. Thank you for all that you do for the families.
NGL id be weary if you ever need another funeral director, that guy was gonna try something.
Did they do a good job?
At either of my parents burials or relative's burials we were never asked to leave. I always stayed to watch, but stood back so they could do their work. I even stayed to watch them fill the grave.
My deepest sympathies 🙏😇
@@Bunkysworkshop The devil is in the details….
I am surprised at the tremendous amount of manual labor it takes for one burial! Thank you for respectfully showing how it is done.
He is such a respectful and caring person.
Wow, I had no idea that it takes that much to do that but this man here was very caring very respectful thank you sir for your kindness
May God bless for your kindness, compassion and professional courtesy of the dearly departed
Thank you for being very professional and respectful at what you do. My spouse and I have chosen to bypass all of this and our ashes will be placed in a columbarium.
Not all of us will die - get rapture ready, we are very close now! JESUS is coming soon!
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I’ve got news for you. We are all going. Even you.
I watched your video today and have also used D2 to clean our family's headstones. It works very well and now all I do is spray them each year and let the D2 keep working. 150+ year old headstones look as good as the new ones.
I REALLY appreciate the time and care you take doing your funeral setups and wish every worker showed as much care and dedication to their job. You are a credit to the profession and to every family you serve and I only hope you get paid what you deserve. Thank you for all you do!!! By the way I'm from North Alabama.
I was surprised and always thought the use of 2x4 underneath the vault would make the removal of the harness easier, or even the casket in the vault, he did a great job in this video, very dignified,
Thank you for uploading the video. I've attended many funerals in my life but rarely do we know what happens after everyone leaves. Condolences and best wishes to the family of the deceased who allowed the interment of their loved one to be filmed.
That was really professionalism right there
You are a blessing. May God continues to bless you as you help others during this time. Thank you😢🙏🙏❤❤❤
So sorry for your loss. God Bless and give you peace. This video was so respectful and hope you had this experience.
Thanks for this great video. I often wondered how the Concrete Grave Liner was handled so thanks again. It was interesting to see the Wooden casket and Concrete Grave Line combination. Usually they want those more expensive caskets put into a Burial Vault.
Thank you for your time & excellent video. Thank you again.
You are a amazing wonderful man. Even in dress clothes and a tie. Not like my experience with my Dad. They were sweating dirty work clothes. Thank you for the respectful last moments of laying their love ones to rest ❤️
I always wondered what happened after the Mourners left, now I know. Thank you.
This company presents a lovely grave site.
Most people don’t want to stay.They leave after the ceremony. I stayed to watch them inter my dad,as well,13 years ago.
This man knows what he’s doing. Very caring,even down to moving the flowers.
I have never seen this before done in such a respectful way again thank you…..
I too watched my Grandmother lowered into her final placement. My parents also chose cremation. Dad is in a memorial wall at a Veteran Memorial cemetery, Moms ashes are in a plot next to my Grandmother and my ashes will be more to the foot of the same plot. Our Stone just waits for my dates. My Son can then decide the remainder of the 6 plots.
I keep waiting for an instance where the two steel cables get stuck underneath the vault. The following in my mind would be some kind of Halloween related incident, that would be required to get the cable unstuck…
As for this vault. I really relate to this vault, because it has a rustic, basic, yet strong look to it. There’s a wonderful discoloration on the sides, which are just part of the construction process. This vault would be absolutely 100% acceptable to me , because if I was to be entered, I would not feel that this is excessive expenditure in order to meet the guidelines, in place by many cemeteries. They require a vault so it’s not to have cave ins, Has stated numerous times by this wonderful vault manufacture & installation gentlemen.
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Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. Thank you for your attention to our departed veterans & infants headstones. You are OK. I’ll buy you a beer anytime. Well Done.
It gets filled with water. No way to stop Hydrostatic pressure eventually compromising the vault and coffin
Looks oh so familiar. Miss those days.
Wow, so much upper body strength is needed. With this type of burial, so many expensive materials are put in place to protect the corpse. Interesting.
Very professional work... but so different from our burials. We use highly decomposable casket materials, we use no vaults and the next burial in the same grave can be done after 25 years. Casket is carried by 6 persons and lowered into the grave, a temporary cover is placed upon grave to carry the flowers after individual farewells. Grave is filled with dirt and it will settle until casket has collapsed and deteriorated. Casket materials are also to be eco friendly and safe for the cremation.
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I'm surprised. That sounds awful to have your remains cast aside for someone else's.
Yes U.S. is the only country that does burial vaults. Yes multiple people can be buried in one grave. Like one on top of another like parents. Or have cremations with the body inside or outside the casket. But to reuse the grave for someone else or especially a non-family member. Would be scandelist and would be a huge outcry if this was done in the U.S. In the U.S you buy a grave and you own it forever. We don't rent graves.
@@janet20257I agree, but it's very common practice in Europe.
@@janet20257From videos I've seen, the remains of the "previous tenant," which isn't much after a period of years, are buried deeper in the grave, and the casket of the "new tenant" goes on top. The videos I watched of it showed a respectful procedure. Not much choice where land is limited.
I’ll tell you what as long as you treat my family and my family member that has passed with dignity and kindness I would not hold an accidental cave in against you. In my eyes, it is just that an accident and not a blatant act of incompetence, if there’s something that you can learn from it great I wouldn’t be too hard on yourself. You do a good job.
You do amazing work. My thoughts are why would a family buy such an expensive and beautiful casket and then go and use a grave liner instead of a sealing vault. Maybe I'm missing something - Do grave liners seal now?
I always wanted to own a vault company, seems like a good business
That vault looks like its seen better days
I thought the same thing, but when I went and visited a local Funeral home, I found that many are like that. They just can't help but get a bit banged up in shipment. They are still fine, as it's just "surface coating" that crumbles off. The vault itself is solid and perfectly fine to use.
That was very interesting to see. Most of us don't know what happens after we leave the graveside funeral service. I was kind of disappointed in the finished quality of the concrete vault. I know it doesn't matter to the deceased but their family and loved ones have paid good money for that vault.
RIP: To my family... Be with the Lord...,.😢
Mr. Liana" if the Wright Brothers, could invent the Airplane. Someone should be able to invent a container that the vault and casket together to sit inside of. Why is it a FAMILY has to see the surrounding (DIRT) sides and underneath Grief is hard as is and many times money also. You're Superb Diligence in your Profession is 💯 why don't you Create that creation. Thanks.
I'm sorry to hear her 🙏❤
I didn’t know that a concrete slab is used, I thought😢 they just put the coffin in the earth. Amazing and very peaceful.
You have my deepest sympathies I pray God will comfort you and your family in the days to come May he bless you always
Thank you.
It's just a grave liner, it's not sealed vault, water will definitely fill that container
I would think they would place the casket on top of the lid and then place the vault inverted downwards atop the casket before sealing the vault against the lid that the casket would sit atop. In other words - invert the vault.
The advantage of doing it that way would be significantly greater ground water resistance because the ambient air trapped in the vault would equal the pressure of any water that tried to come up from below.
As an example, take a clear plastic cup into a swimming pool. Hold it out of the water, invert it (rim down), and maintain that orientation as you then submerge the cup. Notice how the air pocket in the cup remains. Exact same concept - you would be manipulating basic hydrostatics to keep the ground water out of the vault and casket.
Yoi shoild have an electric impact key, it will help you a lot.
It does appear that this grave is very deep to accommodate a second burial.
It depends on the area in the cemetery. If the drainage is good they can do a double burial, but in other areas only one is allowed. Once they do a double burial in the grave the remains can never be exhumed.
Do you have any videos of the interment of cremated remains? I'm planning my own funeral for the future (hopefully far) and want to be cremated but I would love to have as lovely a burial service as what you have on your videos.
My Grandma's urn was placed in a cement box that was already in the ground (not that deep at all). If it's in a niche, it depends on the type but you can look those up.
I am surprised there is no sealant on a concrete grave liner. I guess I assumed it would be sealed or glued shut.
Now i know why they charge so much for "opening and closing" the grave.
I'll be those cables get stuck under that liner a lot
Muy difícil sordo la verdad ver hermano ya fue Spegazzini hermano ya fue cementerio perdón falta uno buscando sordo muy difícil ya fue
Too much for me either cremation or just a pine box no liner
Cremation here with the ashes in a wooden box which will eventually disintegrate. A concrete vault defeats the process of the body returning to the earth. (And they sometimes fill up with water.)
There are eco-friendly burials where the body is shrouded instead of being placed in a casket.
@@Viv1063 many communities have regulations against that because of the water table or what ever. In California where I live cemeteries will not do that.
Why wasen't there a sealer used on the concrete?
From my (limited) knowledge of cemetery procedures, what we saw there was the bare minimum as required by state law. Probably a situation where the family didn't want to pay for a full hermetically sealed grave vault
Cement vault is not sealed, it's just there to keep the grave from sinking in.
Depending on the price some could cost over $6,000.00 and up Depending on what you want.
If your being cremated there a special urn used now you can buried that person without a vault.
But if you're being pit in a muasoluim, there is no vault required.
I'm being cremated and being put in a muasoluim in a single cremated nitche at that time only cost me $955.00.
But I'm on the outside wall facing north. Everyone called me stupid they said I'd rather have my ashes scattered in the ocean I said no that's retarded your contaminated the water doing that.
@@phuttig1944 Grave liners are NOT required by state (or any) law. It is up to the individual cemetery.
@@KameraShy in some areas they are, if the water table is in danger of being contaminated. It might even be city by city. There was an ordinance where I grew up about this, which is all I really know about it.
Don't they put a sealant between the two pieces of concrete in those underground vaults? Water can easily get in like this and it's horrible.
Now I know! Thank you...
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What's wrong with dust to dust?
I thought they were called burial vaults.🤔
Can ran water 💦 get in side of the concrete liner????
I want a sealed vault , grave liners are not water resistant.
Neither is sealed.
Actually they are @@kelvinzaiontz5368
I want to be burry with no embalming, no fancy coffin, and no concrete. Just plain wooden coffin, and dirt.
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Seems like a waste of money n time, but I guess
Kinda gross there is corn being grown right across the street. Wonder what is being leached into the ground water and surrounding soil. 🤮
Good fertilizer!
No funeral director there?
bummer. sooner or later we all get into the Forever Penalty Box.
I am terrified of my death ! For ever--never and never. Forgotten about for all of eternity. Is life worth - death ? Think about it ! Is life really worth all the things that happen to a person, just to die 😵💫😔 ?🇺🇲🪖👮🚓