All caskets shown are from Name Brand
Casket Companies recognized by funeral homes nationwide.
We strive to be the lowest
cost provider of such caskets offered direct to the public
at Wholesale Discounted Prices and thereby provide a
Lowest Price Guarantee.
Our online gallery allows you to browse
and make your selection from a large variety of caskets within the privacy of your home. We offer a variety of Coffins;
Funeral Caskets; Caskets
Online; Caskets For Sale;
Batesville Caskets
For Sale; Cremation
Caskets, 20
Gauge Caskets, 18
Gauge Caskets, 16
Gauge Caskets, Solid
Bronze Caskets, Solid
Copper Caskets, Stainless
Steel Caskets, Solid
Cherry Caskets, Solid
Hardwood Caskets, Solid
Mahogany Caskets, Solid
Maple Caskets, Oversize
Caskets, Solid
Oak Caskets, Solid
Pecan Caskets, Solid
Pine Caskets, Solid
Walnut Caskets, and Vaults.
Our Casket Locations
include New York Caskets
and caskets nationwide, please view our Caskets
for casket varieties. The Casket prices shown are often
times several thousands dollars below the prices offered
at your local funeral home for the identical caskets
from the same name brand casket
manufacturer and can be an excellent way to save money on
the cost of your overall funeral expense (see the Federal Trade Commision's "Funeral Rule" regarding casket and funeral planning and savings). Caskets (pronounced cascets) is the updated name for coffins. Funeral caskets or coffins provide a lasting resting place and memorial. Purchase a top quality US made casket for sale at affordable disounted prices!
How to buy a casket online
Purchasing a casket online can seem complicated, but much of it is based upon your own family's personal preferences. At CasketSite.com we are here to help you every step of the way. When selecting a casket, you should start by deciding between whether you'd prefer metal or wood caskets. Casket pricing can also determine what options are available for the funeral budget you may have in mind. 20 gauge non-sealer metal and cremation caskets are some great low-cost options to consider. It’s also important to know whether the casket is going to be buried or cremated. There are particular caskets for cremation that are made of wood and have no metal parts in them. They can also be quite inexpesnive caskets that can be used for burial as well. Depending if there is a cremation casket used or a metal casket, and then a cremation to folllow... Many families choose a ceremonial casket for the funeral service and choose a nice urn for the ashes after the ceremony. If the coffin or casket is, in fact, for burial, there are burial vaults and grave liners that will help to prevent the ground from sinking in the cemetery, like how embalming helps maintain the body structure.
There is not a concern about whether you need to worry about if the funeral home accepts the casket from a third-party supplier or not, there is a Funeral Rule, you can find it on the website of the Federal Trade Commission, by which the funeral home has no right to refuse coffins from third-party sellers. Funeral homes have no choice but to accept caskets from any supplier, it isn't necessary to buy a casket from your funeral home if you can buy the same casket from us and save $2000-$5000. Additionally, funeral homes are not allowed to charge any extra money for the use of caskets from a third-party seller. You can be sure, the Funeral Homes must accept our caskets. You can visit Federal Trade Commission, official website to get more information here: The FTC Funeral Rule
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