How to Buy an Eco Casket

Choosing an eco casket for a burial is an environmentally sound decision. Eco caskets are biodegradable and are often less expensive than traditional caskets. Your decision to purchase an economically-friendly casket from a source other than a funeral home is also protected under federal law.

Instructions

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      Visit websites that sell eco caskets. Look for information about the Federal Trade Commission's "Funeral Rule." Websites that mention the Funeral Rule are likely to comply with it.

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      Read the FAQs on the website. Many of your questions about eco caskets can be answered in these sections. Use the contact information supplied in this section to ask other questions you may have about eco caskets and the ordering process.

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      Browse the website for eco casket product descriptions, pictures and prices. Look for coffins made out of cardboard, wicker, wood grain or other natural materials.

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      Place your order for an eco casket. Customize the eco casket in the material or design in which you are interested. Some eco caskets can be custom-designed using family pictures, themes or personal images. Customizing an eco casket may take extra time.

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      Inquire about delivery options. A good eco casket company will offer next day delivery. Many casket companies also work with funeral home directors to confirm a delivery date and time so that you will not have to be present for its arrival.

Tips & Warnings

  • Eco caskets can be customized to suit specific religious burial procedures. Coffins without nails, as required in Jewish burials, can easily be made available.

  • You are not required to purchase a casket from a funeral home. Shop around and find the eco casket that is right for you.

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