Container suitable for a capsule from crematorium, stainless-steel urn

Are you looking for a robust, aesthetically pleasing container to hold a temporary urn from a crematorium? This steel container has been specifically designed to hold the capsules of ashes that you often receive from a crematorium – particularly popular in Germany. Made entirely of stainless steel, the container is durable, resistant to damage and has a sleek, modern design. The internal dimensions (height 23.5cm / 9.5″, width 16.5cm / 6.4″, length 16.5cm / 6.4″) are designed to fit a temporary urn with maximum dimensions: height 23cm / 9″ width 16cm / 6.3″, so that the capsule fits perfectly inside. In addition, it is possible to decorate the container with decorations and add an engraved plaque with your own text – this can be a name, a date or a short dedication. Please note: Only the steel container is included in the sale. The urn capsule shown in the photos is for illustration purposes only and is not included. This is a practical solution that combines simplicity, elegance and functionality – ideal both as an urn and as an external protection for a standard crematorium capsule. >> Rotating photo – tap/zoom << ► PERSONALIZATION ◄ If you choose a personalized plaque, enter the text in the appropriate place or send us a message. The personalized memorial plaque must be customized during the ordering process. (Don’t worry if you forget, you can always send us a message later.) The text limitations are as follows: Name(s) up to 35 characters Date of birth and death up to 35 characters Third line up to 35 characters Fourth line up to 35 characters Fifth line up to 35 characters Please DOUBLE CHECK the engraving text before adding the product to your cart. We copy and engrave exactly the information we receive with the order and do not make any changes on our side. Check the text to make sure the spelling is correct. DO NOT enter engraving information if you are purchasing the ‘Urn without plaque’ option. Error: Contact form not found. Check how we pack urns for shipping