Belmont Monuments Inc. | 28A Trapelo Road, Belmont, MA 02478 | 617 - 489 - 0100
Upright Monument:
The most common form of memorial in a cemetery, consisting of two pieces the top known as the die and the bottom known as the base.
Slant Marker:
These stand about 14"- 20" high and the face slants back about 45 degrees.
Mail Box Post:
A 8" thick granite post that comes with or without a mailbox and bracket.
Mausoleum:
A large granite structure with a bronze door with or without a window.
Hitching Post:
A granite post in many sizes that can be used to mark driveways, walkways or property lines.
Civic Memorials:
A monument dedicated to a specific organization or cause put on public display.
Ceramic Photos:
A porcelain frame that has a photo attached to it that comes in many shapes and sizes.
Laser Etching:
The process of engraving a detailed picture, symbol or scene on a memorial.
Flat Marker:
These lie flush with the earth and are standard 24" x 12" but can be made to any size depending on the cemetery.
Bronze Marker:
Cast from bronze these lie flush with the earth or can be mounted on the back of an upright monument.
Light Post:
A 7 foot high granite post with a hole drilled through the center to allow electrical wires to be passed.
Bench:
Made from granite, this can be used either as a memorial in a cemetery, a park or on your own private property.
Pet Memorial:
A monument dedicated to the loss of a family loved pet.
Granite Signs:
A free standing granite sign that can be engraved with your company name and logo.
Engraving:
That process of cutting granite with high pressure air and sand that can be done on existing memorials in their current location.
Cleaning:
The process of washing granite with either a chemical wash or using high pressure sand and air.
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