Pictures of Jewish Bevel, Hickey, Pillow Markers for Sale

View pictures of Jewish bevel, hickey and pillow markers for sale at Kornick & Berliner Monument Company. Get prices by calling 773-764-7600. The Jewish bevel marker pictured above was purchased by the Aberman family to memorialize Ida Aberman (May 18, 1921 - July 17, 2010). It features an engraving of a Menorah in the top right corner of the marker face along with Hebrew and English lettering. Jewish bevel markers are for sale at the Kornick & Berliner Monument Company showroom or by telephone. Read example epitpahs that can be inscribed on the face of a Jewish grave maker or Jewish monument. Click here to download our Hebrew Inscription Form.

Learn how to buy a Jewish bevel grave marker on the Kornick & Berliner Monument Company web site. Read example epitaphs and inscriptions for mothers. To purchase a bevel grave marker, call 773-764-7600. You can also order a bevel memorial online from Kornick & Berliner Monument Company by browsing our design gallery. When you find one you like, click on "Place Your Order Online", complete the form and click "Submit". We will follow up with you to work out the details of your order.

A bevel top marker is type of raised headstone that lays flat on the ground at the head of the grave. This type of memorial is rectangular in shape, is usually about 8 inches thick and has a slanted and polished face on the front. It sits above grade and can be seen above the grass. A bevel memorial has a 2” pitch, or bevel, from front to back, making it easier to find in the cemetery than a lawn level or flat grave marker. The back of a bevel shaped headstone is about 2 to 3 inches higher than the front which creates the sloping appearance. The sloping effect makes it easier for visitors to the gravesite to read the engravings, epitaphs and inscriptions. Customers of Kornick & Berliner Monument Company frequently buy bevel memorials because they are more affordable than upright monuments, because they offer more options for engravings and stylistic enhancements than flat markers and because they are easier to locate in the cemetery grounds than a flush memorial. Floral vases, ceramic photos and porcelain pictures can be attached to the granite gravestone. They are also referred to as hickey markers or pillow markers.

When bevel markers or bevel memorials are set above a grave in a cemetery or memorial park, they are usually set on a concrete or granite foundation. These burial plot markers are available in a variety of sizes and colors. Typical granite colors used to make bevel markers include red, black, gray, blue, pink and mahogany. These types of cemetery memorials are made from high quality granite. Unique designs can be engraved, hand etched or laser etched on the polished surface of these popular cemetery memorials by the expert stonecutters at Kornick & Berliner Monument Company. They are normally used to mark the graves of one or two people. Bevel markers that designate the location of the grave for one person are called individual bevel markers or single bevel markers. Bevel markers that designate the location of the graves for two people who are buried side by side are called double bevel markers or companion bevel markers. Because of the slope, rains drains off this type of monument to help wash off dust and dirt which helps them stay clean.

Call 773-764-7600 for pricing and ordering information. View pictures of bevel grave marker designs before buying one so that you can get ideas and share them with your family. If you find any that you want a member of your family to see, click on the link above the picture that reads "Email This Design to a Family Member". If you want to know how much a specific headstone costs, click on the "Request a Price Estimate" link above the picture so that we can contact you to provide pricing information.

Kornick & Berliner Monument Company, upon request, can include personal information in the form of epitaphs, inscriptions, sayings, quotes, poems or verses. We can also memorialize the person who died with images of the deceased in the form of hand or laser etchings or porcelain or ceramic portrait photos. Kornick & Berliner Monument Company can enhance the appearance of a bevel style headstone by creating and attaching a porcelain photograph or ceramic portrait.

Read example sayings, verses and sample quotes to get ideas for a short epitaph or common inscription for the headstone. Choose from a variety of granite colors. Click here to contact Kornick & Berliner Monument Company. Click here to request a brochure. If you have a question about cemetery memorials, markers or monuments, click here to ask an expert designer.

Learn how to order a personalized grave marker, like the one pictured here, by calling Kornick & Berliner Monument Company at 773-764-7600. One of our memorial designers can schedule a design consultation meeting to explain the process of ordering a personalized burial plot marker. You are also welcome to place your order over the phone. Our design consultants have been helping families order markers for decades. For driving directions to the showroom where you can order a personalized grave marker, click here. If you want to know how to buy a gravestone, call us and we can explain the various factors you should consider when ordering a customized grave marker for a cemetery. Our staff is very familiar with the rules and regulations specified by local cemeteries in the Chicagoland area. When you visit our showroom, we will help you decide on the type of materials to be used. Bronze and granite are the most common materials used to make cemetery memorials. We can even design the gravestone on a CAD program while you watch and offer your design suggestions. We have many different example epitaphs and inscriptions for you to choose from during the design and ordering process. Once you have ordered a grave marker, we can provide you with a CAD rendering. During the design consultation, you can compare prices for various types of grave markers and monuments. We don't suggest that our customers order a grave marker impulsively and prefer that our clients take their time to make the right choice. We can also answer any questions you have about delivering the monument to a cemetery and the installation or setting process. Professionally designed cemetery monuments make the process of visiting a gravesite to remember a loved one more enjoyable.

The high quality granite cemetery lot markers made at Kornick & Berliner Monument Company are the ideal type of gravestone to order for a cemetery memorial. Granite deteriorates at a very slow rate. Our monument company only uses the best memorial quality granite. We purchase our granite from the the best quarries available and offer a wide selection of elegant granite colors. Our manufacturing facility has perfected a top-notch grave marker quality control process. To learn more about cemetery monuments and memorials, how they are designed, what they cost, hand etching and laser etching, visit our FAQ page.

Kornick & Berliner Monument Company is uniquely qualified to assist you in selecting and manufacturing your memorial. Unlike many other monument retailers, we design and manufacture our memorials right on the premises, assuring the highest levels of quality and customer service. We are also proud to have our own designers to assist you should you have a special design in mind. Memorials come in a variety of shapes and colors. There are many different sizes, shapes, and colors of granite memorials. They can be flush to the ground (flat), slightly pitched (bevel), slanted (slant), or an upright monument which is usually a tablet on a base. We also offer mausoleums, benches and special memorials for cremains. In choosing a memorial, there are several important decisions that you will need to make.

Our memorialization work is showcased in Chicagoland Jewish cemeteries. Kornick & Berliner Monument Company designs Jewish cemetery memorials, Jewish monuments, Jewish headstones, Jewish veteran's markers and Jewish grave markers for Jewish families in the Chicagoland area. We design and manufacture Jewish grave markers in our showroom and production facility. Once they are finished, we then deliver the grave markers to cemeteries in Chicagoland, or ship them to various locations outside of the Chicago metropolitan area. Call 773-764-7600 if you are interested in purchasing a Jewish grave marker or monument similar in style to the one pictured on this page. We will be happy to provide you with a price estimate.

Kornick & Berliner Monument Company specializes in designing and manufacturing grave markers for families whose religion is Judaism, who practice Judaism, who are descended from Jewish people, or who participate in the culture surrounding Judaism. We supply Jewish grave markers, Jewish headstones and Jewish monuments to people that are members of the cultural community whose traditional religion is Judaism and who trace their origins through the ancient Hebrew people of Israel to Abraham. These grave markers and monuments are often set above graves in Chicago that specialize in serving the Jewish community. Kornick & Berliner Monument Company specializes in designing grave markers, headstones, gravestones and cemetery memorials that feature detailed religious artwork and imagery that embodies the Jewish faith. Jewish religious art uses symbols such as the the Menorah, the Torah, the Star of David and the Tree of Life. Click here to learn about symbols that are engraved, sculpted, etched, carved or inscribed on Jewish gravestones. We are also experts at inscribing epitaphs and other short sayings that honor the deceased using the Hebrew alphabet.

For more information about the Jewish community in Chicago, Illinois, visit the Guide to Jewish United Fund/ Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago website at www.juf.org. This organization works to enrich the quality of Jewish life in Chicagoland area by investing in programs that build Jewish knowledge, identity and peoplehood. For more information about Jewish Cemeteries, visit the Jewish Cemetery Association of North America (JCANA) web site at www.jcana.org.