A Guide to Bronze Caskets

Also, bronze caskets can withstand corrosion and exposure to the environment better than any other material. 

Bronze is considered a semiprecious metal.  It is not a natural elemental metal, it is made of a mixture of copper and either tin or zinc.  The most durable on the market, bronze caskets can last for many years, providing a perfect final resting place for the deceased loved one.  Bronze caskets are usually made of 32oz bronze and can easily withstand the pressure of the six feet of earth above them.   

Not only are bronze caskets physically strong, but they also resist corrosion better than caskets made of other materials.  Bronze resists water, dirt, and other corrosive factors much better than many other casket materials.  Bronze will not decompose like wood or rust like many other metals.       

Another advantage of bronze caskets is the amount of work that goes into their creation.  Bronze caskets are beautiful and dignified.  They are usually brush finished by hand giving them a naturally lustrous and elegant sheen.  The finish can be either a dark golden tan or a lighter shade of tan.  Either color is luxurious and dignified.  The interiors of bronze caskets are usually made of velvet, giving them a soft and comfortable feel. 

Bronze caskets are among the most expensive on the market, but they are also among the best.  These caskets are made of the highest quality materials and exhibit a level of craftsmanship that is unparalleled.  Bronze caskets provide dignified and stylish final resting places.