Do you make granite cremation benches?
Yes. Memoria Columbaria supplies granite cremation benches in five formats: single, companion, family, garden and custom. The cremated remains sit inside the seat or the base, the visible faces are engraved and supplied from our Los Angeles studio, and the finished bench is delivered and set level where local coverage is confirmed.
Benches ship as a seat plus supports so they can be carried into cemeteries and gardens where a crane cannot reach, then assembled on the prepared pad.
Granite Cremation Benches we supply
Granite cremation bench design and supply at 5916 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90038.
Single benches
One chamber for one urn, with the name and dates engraved across the seat face.
Companion benches
Two chambers for a couple, engraved with both names on a shared panel.
Family benches
Longer seats with multiple chambers and space for several lines of lettering.
Garden benches
Lower profiles and softer edges intended to sit inside planted memorial gardens.
Custom benches
Your own dimensions, granite colour and engraving layout, previewed in 3D before cutting.
How we deliver this work
Delivered and installed in
Choose your city to see how each service works locally, with regional guidance and answers to the questions we hear most.
Questions families ask before ordering
Do you deliver and install in Long Beach and Glendale?
Yes. Long Beach and Glendale are inside our regular delivery and installation area, along with Los Angeles and the rest of the California cities we serve. We set the foundation pad or work to the cemetery specification, level the granite and clean the site before we leave.
Which granite colors can I choose?
We supply Bahama Blue, Black, Gray and Red granite. Each colour behaves differently under engraving: dark granite gives the highest contrast on sandblasted lettering, and lighter granite suits deeper V-cut letters. We will show you the colour on your own design in the 3D preview before you commit.
How long does a custom columbarium take?
A custom project moves through drawing, your written approval of the 3D preview, granite cutting, engraving, then delivery and installation. We confirm the schedule for your specific project in writing when the drawing is approved, because it depends on the granite colour, the niche count and cemetery access at your site.
Who installs the monument after it is made?
Delivery and installation are arranged per project where local coverage is confirmed, coordinated with the team that supplied the stone. The installation handles the foundation or works to the cemetery specification, places and levels the granite, seals the joints and removes all packaging, so the process is coordinated end to end.
