Grave markers are lower-profile memorials that sit at or near lawn level — flat, bevel, or slant. Many cemeteries require them, and they offer a dignified, understated tribute in granite or bronze.
When a cemetery calls for a low memorial, a marker is the answer — simple, dignified, and enduring.
Grey Beveled Marker
Granite Beveled Marker
Brown Beveled Marker
Red Beveled Marker
Alan Jewish Memorial
Bryant Flat Memorial
Cotter Flat Memorial
Diamond Flat Memorial
Dalgo Flat Memorial
Lindsay Flat Memorial
LeBlanc Flat Memorial
Furey Flat Memorial
Milburn Flat Memorial
O’Connell Flat Memorial
Odell Flat Memorial
Robertson Flat Memorial
Stanley Lighthouse Memorial
Robey Flat Memorial
Stevenson Flat Memorial
Tablet Flat Memorial
Weickers Flat Memorial
Boylan Slant Memorial
Bradford Ship Slant Memorial
Bradford Slant MemorialNot sure what your cemetery allows? We know the requirements across the region and confirm them before anything is made. Prefer an upright memorial? See Headstones.
Many require flat or bevel; we confirm your cemetery’s rules.
Flat lies flush, bevel rises slightly, slant stands more upright.
Both — bronze markers mount on a granite base.
Yes — lettering, symbols, and emblems.
Yes — we prepare the foundation and set the marker.