Mors 200 Arts Final - Klicker Chapter 10 - Caskets and Vaults Part 3

Material is drawn in parallel fashion then sewed.

Small raised puffs. Carriage and biscuit are most common types.

Tightly drawn

Combo of tailored and another style of interior

Unique design in head panel

More than one style used in the interior

Crepe: thin crinkled cloth of silk, rayon, cotton, or wool Satin: smooth lustrous face and dull back. Silk, nylon, rayon. Velvet: silk, cotton, rayon. Thick soft pile or nap. Linen: flax, strength coolness luster Linen weave: made to look like linen Twill weave: diagonal lines

Fiberboard Masselin- pressed paper Plastic

Cotton Polyethylene foam Shredded paper Spun polyester Excelsior (wood wool)

Unfinished- no stain or varnish Natural- protective coating Stained Unstained

Polished (gloss) Semi gloss: low luster Flat finish: matte finish Satin: less luster than semi gloss Painted Laminates: superimposed layers Cloth covered: broadcloth, doeskin, plush

Brushed- painted then scratched, finished with sealer then buff until smooth high gloss. Plated- base metal covered by another by electrolytic process"Deposit" Sprayed- paint sprayed on

Gloss- high shine Crinkled- wrinkles as it dries Hammer tone- small indentations Flat- no shine

Elliptic- ends shaped like half circle Octagon-8 angles/corners Round corner Square corner-90 degree angle

Flaring square- sides and ends flare out from bottom to the top. Vertical side square (state casket)- body sides at 90 degree angle to the bottom Urnside- body panel shape of an urn

flat rubber along top body molding flange and between the lids. End lock Side or front lock Lever lock

Latch closure- simple latch Threaded fasteners- screw type Chemical compounds- epoxy and cements. Butyl tape. Hermetically sealed- airtight. Fusion or soldering.

75 x 22 Height- 16-22

78 x 23 Height- 16-24

84 x 29

Increases by 2 inches in width and 3 inches in length. Each step increased represented by an X. Need oversized vault. May need oversized grave.

Increase in size by six inches in length and nine inches in height. can go to 5 feet in length.

Designed for placement in the grave around the casket

offers protection from earth load and seals. Supports load of the earth and limits intrusion of outside elements.

Concrete with or without steel reinforcement Metal- steel, copper

Air seal- utilizes air pressure Top seal- epoxy compound with tongue in groove. Double seal- air seal+ epoxy

30 x 86

Outer enclosure offering protection for earth load without sealing. Concrete Wood Polymers and fiberglass Grave box Sectional Urn vault

Made for protection of casketed remains during transportation

Wooden tray with cardboard covering for the casket

Gasket sealed. Can be inserted into casket or separate shipping container.

Transfer container made out of wood

Transfer container consisting of particle board box with cardboard tray for air shipping

Non-metal, no ornamental or fixed interior lining.

No interior lining

Units used together for both casket and permanent burial receptacle.

Register book prayer cards religious or military symbols thank you cards clothing other cremation containers flowers