
Clair Series Blue
- 20 Gauge Steel
- Blue Crepe Interior
- Half Couch
Ask us anything about sizing, timing or what a casket includes — it is what we are here for.
| Material | Steel |
| Gauge | 20 |
| Lid Opening | Half Couch |
| Size | Regular |
| Exterior Color | Blue |
| Interior Color | Blue |
| Exterior Dimensions | 81" L x 28" W x 23.5" H |
| Interior Dimensions | 79" L x 24" W |
| Weight | 240 lbs |
| Weight Capacity | 500 lbs |
| Corner Style | Square |
| Handle Style | Swingbar |
| Hardware Color | Silver |
| Features | Light blue interior with textured fabric |
| Bed | Adjustable |
| Vault Fit | Fits in standard burial vaults |
Flat-rate shipping: Expedited 2–4 business days ($399), Standard 7–10 business days ($199). Every casket goes straight to the funeral home you name. We agree the delivery window with them directly, so it arrives when it is needed.
Both shipping options are flat rates. Expedited is 2–4 business days and Standard is 7–10. If a service is already booked, call us before ordering and we will confirm the date.
Yes. We call the funeral home ourselves, agree a delivery window that suits them and confirm it back to you. You do not have to arrange anything between us.
Call or chat and we will go through the options for your particular order.




Buying direct should be simple, and the price you are quoted should be the price you pay. This is what we hold ourselves to.
Gauge, finish, interior fabric and hardware are listed on every casket — 20-gauge and 18-gauge steel, solid hardwood, stainless and solid copper — so you can weigh one model against another instead of guessing.
Each product page calculates its own arrival date from the order cutoff and that casket's real lead time, and shipping is a flat rate agreed up front rather than a number that moves at checkout.
The FTC's Funeral Rule requires a funeral home to accept a casket you bought elsewhere, and bars it from charging you a fee to handle it. Tell them it is coming — that is all that is required.
You are buying from the warehouse rather than a showroom floor, which is where the traditional markup sits. Nothing is added afterwards for commission or for making the arrangements.