Pose & proportions
Discuss the figure’s position and its relationship to the tablet and base. Confirm the overall dimensions and the space available for inscriptions.
Angel & Double-Heart Monument
CT-32 in India Black combines a sculpted angel, two polished heart faces and floral relief. The workshop view shows the contrast between the textured carving and polished black stone.
- Reference
- CT-32
- Stone
- India Black
- Catalog size
- 48x8x30"
- Surface finish
- Polished
- Polishing
- P2, BRP (Front & Back Polished+ Balance Rock Pitch)
- Application
- Traditional Cemeteries
About the base and finish: the workshop photograph includes two base components. Their dimensions and surface treatments are specified separately in the quotation. P2 describes polished front and back faces; BRP applies to remaining surfaces unless a local treatment is specified. Carved areas and base finishes need their own drawing notes.
For monument dealers, importers and memorial professionals in the U.S. and Canada.
Made around your project
Give the figure its character.
An angel memorial is more than its outline. Bring reference images that show the expression, pose and carved details you want us to assess.
The reference you are reviewing
Read the stonework.
Define the complete set.
Use the product view above with the component list. The tablet, each base and any carved element need their own dimensions and surface notes.
A SEPARATE DESIGN VARIATION
The 42-inch drawing is a size reference.
This drawing illustrates a 42-inch-wide angel and double-heart arrangement with separately dimensioned base parts. CT-32’s catalog size is 48 × 8 × 30 inches. Your order uses its own confirmed dimensions and finish schedule.
The outline, component sizes, polished faces, rock-pitched areas and carved details all belong in that review. A polishing code alone does not specify the shape or every local surface treatment.
From inquiry to an agreed order
Make the next
step specific.
You do not need a finished technical package to start. A model reference, your intended quantity and a clear description give us a useful starting point.
Tell us what you need.
Include this product reference, quantities, stone preferences and the delivery destination. Describe any changes or details still to be decided.
Agree the specification.
Review the dimensions, artwork, finishes and component requirements together. The quotation should make the agreed scope clear.
Confirm the production plan.
Set the order schedule after the specification and commercial terms are agreed. Ask which progress and inspection details can be provided.
Plan packing and delivery.
Confirm the packing requirements, destination and freight terms for your U.S. or Canadian order. Keep production time and transit time separate.
Before you request a quote
A few practical
questions.
Can we modify this design for a customer?
Yes, we can review custom proportions, stone choices, carving and lettering. Describe the change and any cemetery or site requirements in your inquiry. Feasibility and pricing depend on the final specification.
What should I include in the inquiry?
The product reference is included automatically. Add the quantity, preferred stone, dimensions if different, and the delivery city or postal code. If you have drawings or photographs, mention them so we can arrange the next step.
Does one container a week mean a seven-day order?
No. It describes the factory’s steady weekly supply capacity. Production time for your order depends on design complexity, material preparation, the order mix and approvals. Your quotation will need its own schedule.
Can this product be supplied to the U.S. or Canada?
We work with trade buyers in both markets. Tell us the destination and preferred delivery arrangement so the freight scope can be discussed. Local cemetery acceptance and installation requirements should be checked for the project.
Do you sell directly for a personal memorial?
StoneMemo supplies trade businesses. For a personal or family purchase, a local memorial retailer can help with cemetery requirements, artwork approval and installation.
Keep exploring
More designs to consider.
Compare shapes and details, then tell us which direction fits your customer’s project.
Bring us the design
you want to make.
Start with CT-32, or tell us how it needs to change. We’ll take the conversation from there.