Built by hand in America with quality materials that have been used in fine furniture and by woodworkers for years.
We use stable, beautiful Black Walnut lumber. Walnut provides beautiful, luxurious wood colors ranging from dark to light browns with some grain marbling within the grain structure providing deep beauty that remains timeless. Wood is sourced primarily in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
URNS FOR HUMAN ASHES
The Maple Nail companion urns are double urns that are built larger to hold either a larger amount of ashes or two sets of human ashes. The perfect couple urn, so that your loved ones can be honored together.
This extra-large urn has outside dimensions that are 11.5 long 9.0 wide and 10.0 high. A double urn like this will hold the ashes of two adults in one box.
Funeral urns for two adults
Our Companion cremation urns are sized to fit the ashes of two adults. Having a companion urn allows you to memorialize a couple in a special and meaningful way. Together again.
Custom American-Made Urns, made your way
There are many ways to personalize your wooden urn. Adding a special poem, picture, name, or any sentimental thing your mind can imagine. We can help you be sure your cremate urn honors your loved ones in a unique way.
If you’d like a truly custom urn, we are proud to offer custom cremation urn building, click here for more information.
A keepsake urn gives you a beautiful and timeless way to honor the memory of your loved one seamlessly in your home decor. Maplenail Cremation Urns are built by hand by skilled craftsmen. Once you choose the Urn box you’d like, you can also upgrade by adding personalization, either by brass plate or laser engraving. Either way, your urn keepsake will be a treasured heirloom for many years to come.
For Homes or Cemetary, funeral urns that are built to last
Whether you choose to display your urn in your home or bury it in the cemetery, your Maple Nail urn is built for it.
If you choose a burial, we recommend a vault to house your urn, to keep the elements away from the wood. Some frequently asked questions about vaults can be found below and here.
Do you need a vault to bury an urn?
Vaults are a requirement at many traditional cemeteries. Please talk to your cemetery or funeral director to determine if a burial vault is required.
Why do you need an urn vault?
If you’re planning on burying your urn, some cemeteries require the use of an urn vault. A vault reduces the risk of your loved one’s urn getting damaged by water, soil, or other underground elements. A vault also helps prevent the risk of ground collapse from heavy equipment that is often used in cemeteries.
Specifications:
- Made with Black Walnut
- Handcrafted wooden corner splines
- Precision-mitered corners
- 11 3/4″ L x 9 1/4″ W x 10″ H
- 400+ cubic inches on the interior (holds 2 x 200 cubic inch vaults)
- *Optional add-on (holds 2 x 200 cubic inch insert) View and add inserts to your cart here.