Headstone

A headstone is the upright memorial placed at the head of a grave. It is installed directly into the ground or onto a concrete foundation and typically includes the person's name, dates, and a personalised inscription. Headstones are generally the simplest and most economical style of memorial and are commonly found in lawn cemeteries where cemetery regulations do not allow a granite base.

Full Single Monument

A full single monument is a complete memorial built over a single burial site. It generally includes a full granite or marble cover slab extending over the grave, an upright headstone, kerbing or side panels, and a base. Full monuments provide a larger canvas for inscriptions, photographs, artwork, and decorative features, creating a lasting tribute that reflects the life of one individual.

Headstone and Base

A headstone and base consist of an upright headstone fixed to a horizontal granite base. The base provides additional stability while also creating space for flower vases, candles, ornaments, or future inscriptions. This style offers a more substantial appearance than a headstone alone and allows for greater personalisation while remaining suitable for many lawn cemetery sections.

Full Double Monument

A full double monument is designed to commemorate two people, most commonly a husband and wife or family members, within a shared burial site. Similar in construction to a full single monument, it features a full granite or marble cover, larger headstone, base, and kerbing but is wider to accommodate two burial positions. The larger design allows additional space for inscriptions, photographs, artwork, and personalised features while creating a unified and elegant family memorial.