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Companion Urn for the Veteran’s Cemetery

January 17, 2008 urngarden.com

Hal from Cocoa Beach called today (70 degrees and raining) looking for a wood double capacity cremation urn for a military niche at the naval academy.

A tricky task indeed if you’ve never shopped for a companion urn. Academy regs state that no more than three urns to a niche. The dimensions he is working with are 10.25″ H x 8.5″ W x 10.25″ deep. Based on a standard adult urn size, the niche sounds like a single unit to me.

A basic  wood double urn was the answer for  for a standard size niche at the veterans cemetery.

military urn

Separate compartments for ash storage. Compact design measures 9.5″ W x 7″ D x 9.5″ H. Can be personalized with name plates or a military service medallion.

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