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Individual slant monuments are upright memorials with a face set at an angle—typically between 15 and 30 degrees—rather than fully vertical, combining the visibility of an upright marker with a lower profile that sits closer to the ground. Commonly used for single graves, these monuments are crafted from durable materials such as granite or marble and offer a polished front surface suitable for inscriptions, names, dates, and simple designs like engraved symbols or floral motifs. Their slanted face improves readability from a standing position and sheds water more effectively than flat markers, which can help preserve lettering over time. Available in a range of sizes, colors, and finishes, individual slant monuments provide a dignified, modest option for those seeking a traditional yet unobtrusive memorial.
Individual slant monuments are upright memorials with a face set at an angle—typically between 15 and 30 degrees—rather than fully vertical, combining the visibility of an upright marker with a lower profile that sits closer to the ground. Commonly used for single graves, these monuments are crafted from durable materials such as granite or marble and offer a polished front surface suitable for inscriptions, names, dates, and simple designs like engraved symbols or floral motifs. Their slanted face improves readability from a standing position and sheds water more effectively than flat markers, which can help preserve lettering over time. Available in a range of sizes, colors, and finishes, individual slant monuments provide a dignified, modest option for those seeking a traditional yet unobtrusive memorial.
