Biodegradable coffin assembly
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A coffin for use in the containment and storage of a human or animal corpse. The coffin comprises; a tubular housing comprising a wall defining an internal space; the wall formed from a cellulose fibre material and capable of retaining the corpse in the internal space. The coffin further comprises a part which receives and retains a body when in use. The invention is essentially a cylindrical, tubular form, to form a receptacle to serve as a cremation/burial vessel, free of corners, angles and sharp edges and manufactured from a biodegradable material. The invention contemplates use of screws—preferably stainless steel to secure those elements such as the end walls which require releasable fixation. One suitable non-toxic biodegradable material is recycled cellulose fibre such as cardboard or used paper products. Other materials used in construction of the invention include, plantation timber framing, plywood end closures, screw fixation, water based adhesive as required, nontoxic water based paint, and quantities of water based craft adhesive.
1, A coffin assembly for use in the containment and storage of a human or animal corpse, the coffin assembly comprising;
A coffin assembly according to claim 1 wherein the tubular housing includes removable end walls.
6, A coffin assembly according to claim 5 wherein the tube is cylindrical,
7, A coffin assembly according to claim 6 wherein the removable end walls are made from plywood.
A coffin assembly according to claim 7 wherein the ground engaging formation is at least one saddle which receives and retains a contour of a lower part of the tubular housing.
A coffin assembly according to claim 1 wherein the tubular coffin housing is formed in two parts comprising an upper part and a co-operating lower part.
A coffin for use in the containment and storage of a human or animal corpse, the coffin comprising;
A coffin assembly according to claim 1 wherein the tubular body is cylindrical.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.