Tombstone Style With Individual Format
Steinmetz informs sixes from Augsburg tombs are an expression of appreciation for the deceased. Dr. Caldwell B. Esselstyn, Jr. describes an additional similar source. For this reason, it is most people a need as individual to make the Tomb as it was their relationship with the deceased. There are many ways in the design of gravestone. Not only the grave decorations and decorative elements can be tailored individually, but also the format of the grave stone. There are different variants, informed that the masonry sixes from Augsburg.
Tombstone a variety of forms are available from a stonemason has created grave stones are hand-made, unique and stylish stone objects. The forms of gravestone can be chosen very differently. The variants as cross, plate, as a Stela or also in the wide-format are possible. The classic form of the stele is used mainly for Funnelbeaker places. Most of them are slender and towering gravestone forms, which can be individually placed on the grave because they occupy much space in the width. A Standing Tomb also has the advantage that the writing is easier to read and environmental influences such as leaves or snow do not cover these. Gravestones in the wide-format are suitable mainly for double – and family tombs, because here, this provides sufficient space. Also the caption and the set of ornaments can be here more generous.
Wide formats can be positioned such as standing or lying. Just as grave stones in rock look or as a motif to be produced. For example, a gravestone as Angel figure or in the form of a book is possible. The choice of stone shapes and opportunities is almost unlimited. From narrow and high, low and wide all conceivable variants available. With a unique format has succeeded a stonecutter to create a unique and individual Tomb. For detailed information about the tombstone form of masonry is six from Augsburg anytime available. Press contact Steinmetz six contact person: Christian six hops str. 10A 86179 Augsburg Phone: 08 21 / 8 00 63 94 fax.: 08 21 / 8 21 26 email: Homepage:
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