White with bronze pinstriping running the length of the shell, and pink crepe inside — the rose gold of the name is in the pinstripe and the hardware rather than the body colour. Half couch, over an adjustable bed, with square casket corners.
Twenty-gauge steel, sealed.
It fits a standard burial vault, measures 81 by 28 by 23½ inches with a 79 by 24 inch interior, weighs 185 pounds and is rated to 500. At $1,195 it sits mid-range of our 20-gauge caskets.
The casket is shipped in one of two special cargo compartments under the commercial passenger airplanes (typically American, Delta or United) apart from the other luggage. These two special compartments are where they store bodies and empty caskets. This is how the casket is packaged. First there is a thin layer of Styrofoam, followed by a layer of bubble wrap. Over that are placed large blocks of hard Styrofoam which provide most of the support as well as 5" thick styrofoam caps over both ends. Over that is a double-walled cardboard box and then another double-walled box over that. You can literally beat the box with a baseball bat and not hurt the casket. There is roughly 3-5 inches between the outer box and the inner casket so if the box is ruffled on the outside, the casket will not be scratched or dented 3-5 inches below the box surface. After it gets to the airport the hot-shot courier typically picks up your casket and delivers it directly to the funeral home in his van. We will email you to notify you that the casket has been delivered.