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Black Trojan 18 Gauge Steel
| The long-lasting nature of metal combined with its affordability and performance make steel caskets one of the most popular selections. The range of colors—from respectful blues, browns, blacks, and grays to peaceful pastels in purples, pinks, and blues—makes each selection unique. Two major classifications of Aurora Casket's steel casket product line are 18-gauge steel and 20-gauge steel. |
Blue Brushed Stainless Steel
| Stainless steel is a generic term that refers to a number of different steels. These steels share one characteristic-they are composed of an alloy of carbon steel containing 10% or more chromium. Nickel and other chemical elements are also used in the formulation of various types of stainless steel. Manufacturers choose from among the different types of stainless alloy based on the combination of ingredients that make it best suited for the final product. |
Blue Kimberly 20 Gauge Non-Seal
| The long-lasting nature of metal combined with its affordability and performance make steel caskets one of the most popular selections. The range of colors—from respectful blues, browns, blacks, and grays to peaceful pastels in purples, pinks, and blues—makes each selection unique. Two major classifications of Aurora Casket's steel casket product line are 18-gauge steel and 20-gauge steel. |
Brushed Hyacinth Stainless Steel
| Stainless steel is a generic term that refers to a number of different steels. These steels share one characteristic-they are composed of an alloy of carbon steel containing 10% or more chromium. Nickel and other chemical elements are also used in the formulation of various types of stainless steel. Manufacturers choose from among the different types of stainless alloy based on the combination of ingredients that make it best suited for the final product. |
Brushed Slate Stainless Steel
| Stainless steel is a generic term that refers to a number of different steels. These steels share one characteristic-they are composed of an alloy of carbon steel containing 10% or more chromium. Nickel and other chemical elements are also used in the formulation of various types of stainless steel. Manufacturers choose from among the different types of stainless alloy based on the combination of ingredients that make it best suited for the final product. |
Charcoal 20 Gauge Steel Non-Seal
| The long-lasting nature of metal combined with its affordability and performance make steel caskets one of the most popular selections. The range of colors—from respectful blues, browns, blacks, and grays to peaceful pastels in purples, pinks, and blues—makes each selection unique. Two major classifications of Aurora Casket's steel casket product line are 18-gauge steel and 20-gauge steel. |
Coral Mist 18 Gauge Steel
| The long-lasting nature of metal combined with its affordability and performance make steel caskets one of the most popular selections. The range of colors—from respectful blues, browns, blacks, and grays to peaceful pastels in purples, pinks, and blues—makes each selection unique. Two major classifications of Aurora Casket's steel casket product line are 18-gauge steel and 20-gauge steel. |
Coral Mist Solid Copper
| Copper is considered a precious metal, and evidence of its longevity rests in the original copper roofs and pipes which survive in the world's great architectural gems. Copper also resists corrosion. It is one-third stronger than stainless steel and available in 32-ounce weight. Aurora Casket copper casket finishes are natural, brushed, or painted; finishes are applied by skilled artisans. This natural and precious metal expresses a remarkable life. |
Diamond Blue 18 Gauge Steel
| The long-lasting nature of metal combined with its affordability and performance make steel caskets one of the most popular selections. The range of colors—from respectful blues, browns, blacks, and grays to peaceful pastels in purples, pinks, and blues—makes each selection unique. Two major classifications of Aurora Casket's steel casket product line are 18-gauge steel and 20-gauge steel. |
Going Home Stainless Steel
| Stainless steel is a generic term that refers to a number of different steels. These steels share one characteristic-they are composed of an alloy of carbon steel containing 10% or more chromium. Nickel and other chemical elements are also used in the formulation of various types of stainless steel. Manufacturers choose from among the different types of stainless alloy based on the combination of ingredients that make it best suited for the final product. |
Golden Cross Stainless Steel
| Stainless steel is a generic term that refers to a number of different steels. These steels share one characteristic-they are composed of an alloy of carbon steel containing 10% or more chromium. Nickel and other chemical elements are also used in the formulation of various types of stainless steel. Manufacturers choose from among the different types of stainless alloy based on the combination of ingredients that make it best suited for the final product. |
Jefferson Solid Oak
| A very hard, heavy and strong wood, oak is durable and readily takes a great variety of fine finishes. The grain patterns of any two trees are never exactly alike, providing an individuality not found in other casket materials. Caskets of oak have a natural warmth and beauty that are the marks of quality and prestige |
Light Copper 20 Gauge Steel
| The long-lasting nature of metal combined with its affordability and performance make steel caskets one of the most popular selections. The range of colors—from respectful blues, browns, blacks, and grays to peaceful pastels in purples, pinks, and blues—makes each selection unique. Two major classifications of Aurora Casket's steel casket product line are 18-gauge steel and 20-gauge steel. |
Pewter 20 Gauge Non-Seal
| The long-lasting nature of metal combined with its affordability and performance make steel caskets one of the most popular selections. The range of colors—from respectful blues, browns, blacks, and grays to peaceful pastels in purples, pinks, and blues—makes each selection unique. Two major classifications of Aurora Casket's steel casket product line are 18-gauge steel and 20-gauge steel. |
Savannah Rose Stainless Steel
| Stainless steel is a generic term that refers to a number of different steels. These steels share one characteristic-they are composed of an alloy of carbon steel containing 10% or more chromium. Nickel and other chemical elements are also used in the formulation of various types of stainless steel. Manufacturers choose from among the different types of stainless alloy based on the combination of ingredients that make it best suited for the final product. |
Solid Cherry
| One of the most popular species for casket construction, cherry wood is light, which makes it suitable for a variety of lustrous finishes. Used extensively in fine furniture, cherry is found from the Dakotas to Maine and the Appalachians, with most of the production coming from Pennsylvania and West Virginia. It is strong, hard and beautiful. |
Solid Copper
| Copper is considered a precious metal, and evidence of its longevity rests in the original copper roofs and pipes which survive in the world's great architectural gems. Copper also resists corrosion. It is one-third stronger than stainless steel and available in 32-ounce weight. Aurora Casket copper casket finishes are natural, brushed, or painted; finishes are applied by skilled artisans. This natural and precious metal expresses a remarkable life. |
Spartan Blue 20 Gauge Steel
| The long-lasting nature of metal combined with its affordability and performance make steel caskets one of the most popular selections. The range of colors—from respectful blues, browns, blacks, and grays to peaceful pastels in purples, pinks, and blues—makes each selection unique. Two major classifications of Aurora Casket's steel casket product line are 18-gauge steel and 20-gauge steel. |
Spartan Silver 20 Gauge Steel
| The long-lasting nature of metal combined with its affordability and performance make steel caskets one of the most popular selections. The range of colors—from respectful blues, browns, blacks, and grays to peaceful pastels in purples, pinks, and blues—makes each selection unique. Two major classifications of Aurora Casket's steel casket product line are 18-gauge steel and 20-gauge steel. |
Teak 18 Gauge Steel
Winchester Solid Bronze
| Bronze, a semi-precious material and an alloy of copper and either zinc or tin, is the strongest and longest lasting of any casket construction material. Bronze is resistant to corrosive elements, an important consideration in selecting a casket. Aurora's bronze caskets are available with a hand-applied natural brushed finish. Bronze makes an elegant, exquisite remembrance. |
Woodstock Solid Oak
| A very hard, heavy and strong wood, oak is durable and readily takes a great variety of fine finishes. The grain patterns of any two trees are never exactly alike, providing an individuality not found in other casket materials. Caskets of oak have a natural warmth and beauty that are the marks of quality and prestige. |