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About Limestone Mausoleum, Columbarium : As the world population increases, cemeteries in big cities appear as a serious problem: Either you cannot find a place or the burial places are very expensive. In some highly populated countries, cremation has even been made compulsory. However, this problem does not exist in columbarium's where cremated corpses are kept. As cremation expand in popularity, so do the options for what to do with cremated remains. Ashes can be buried, scattered, turned into a tree, and even sent into space. However, for those that want a more traditional option, the placement of ashes in a columbarium is an excellent choice. A columbarium is a structure used to store and often display urns containing cremated remains. The structure is typically a wall, room, or building that can be indoors or outdoors. A columbarium often has designated areas called niches. A niche holds the urns and has features that help remember and memorialize a loved one. They can include an inscription or small pictures of the deceased and small personal items or mementos. You can find examples of columbarium rich design, in which granite is used because of its long durability, on Stonecontact.com.

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What is the difference between a mausoleum and a columbarium?

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A mausoleum is a building where large groups of people can come to remember and celebrate the lives of those who have passed. A columbarium are buildings that hold urns containing cremated remains, for individuals or families to visit in remembrance.

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What is the difference between a crypt and a columbarium?

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Companion Mausoleum Crypt means a space in a mausoleum capable of holding two caskets. Companion Columbarium Niche means a space in a Columbarium, designed to accommodate two cremated remains.

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What is the purpose of columbarium?

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Columbarium is a structure for the respectful and usually public storage of funerary urns, holding cremated remains of the deceased.

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How much is a niche cost?

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In general, you can expect to pay anywhere from $500 to $2,500 for a single-person niche. If you want a niche that holds two or more urns, you'll pay around $800 to $3,000. These prices might end up higher, depending on the location and popularity of the cemetery.

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What is the purpose of niche?

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The niches are the receptacles within a columbarium, which are for containing the ashes after someone has been cremated. It's a stately choice for a final disposition available at many cemeteries, churches, and funeral homes. The ashes are typically in an urn or other container, which is placed into the columbarium niche and then sealed. The niches come in various sizes.

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