Stained glass cremation urn with foam and paper liner
OwnerGrant O. Dainoinventor
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Abstract
This invention utilizes the beauty and durability of stained glass combined with innovative assembly techniques to provide a cremation urn that is pleasing in appearance, light in weight, rugged in construction, and moisture and dust resistant to meet all of the criteria that have been established for cremation urns. On the base a layer of foam on the inside of the urn further seals the urn and prevents rattling of the cremation remains. Also, a paper line prevents the remains from being visible.
Claims1
A cubical cremation urn having a plurality of side wall stained glass pieces having edge aligned surfaces, lead bonding along the edges of the stained glass pieces and having a slight convex contour at the juncture between the pieces of stained glass, a stained glass top assembled with the side wall stained glass pieces and having convex lead bonding between the side wall member and the stained glass top, a plurality of threaded rod members secured to the side wall members, a base having upper inner and lower outer surfaces, said base having apertures through which the threaded rods project, and balls threaded on the rods to clamp the base to the urn, a layer of foam on the upper inner surface of the base to prevent cremation remains from rattling, and a paper liner to prevent the cremation remains from being visible.
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