“Why financially burden Survivors for years with an expensive casket that will be used
for a few days before burial or cremation. Assemble your own casket at home for
about $50 of materials – about an hour of family time. Be prudent – not wasteful.”


Be a Part of the ‘Celebration
of Life’ Final Services Process

Save the Family Survivors a
Lot of Last-Expenses Money…

Shown with fabric added
If you feel your deceased wouldn’t want
you to waste family money on a show for
others – would rather you kept the money
for the living
let the survivors help
assemble the casket in about an hour.















Return to an earlier tradition of being part of
the Final Services - not just a passive bystander
in the ceremony. Help assemble and decorate
your loved one's casket.


You have the legal right to provide your own casket. You can assemble a funeral industry standard casket for about $50 of materials. After the lumberyard cuts the wood to size – it takes about an hour’s time to complete.

Takes two sheets of ½ inch plywood – 24 feet of 2x2’s – a bag of wood screws – hinges for the top. You need a screwdriver - hammer - drill. Simple.

Available instantly via web download
for $3.99 - Have your casket today.

If you wish to further decorate the casket - cover either the outside and/or inside with a few yards of fabric. Some families elect to further personalize by attaching photos, drawings, articles to the outside of the casket.

Table of Contents

The easy and short ‘How-To
Make a Casket at Home’ Info:

Section 1Specifications
Funeral Industry Standard Sizes

Section 2Materials List
Two Sheets 4’ X 8’ Plywood – 2X2s

Section 3Required Tools
Screwdriver – Drill - Hammer

Section 4Drawings
Cutting Info for Lumberyard

Section 5Step-By-Step
With Photos – 7 Simple Steps

Section 6Send Feedback



 



     
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