Which bevel marker features matter before ordering?
Bevel marker features include a low raised profile and a gently angled inscription face. The exact height, depth and layout depend on the selected product. Check the cemetery’s permitted profile and dimensions before choosing. Capital Grave Markers lists single and companion bevel options, with sizes, colors and prices shown on the relevant product pages rather than assumed across the entire category.
Compare a bevel with both flat and slant designs. The names describe different profiles, but a photograph alone can make the height hard to judge. Read the listed measurements and ask about anything unclear. If the cemetery allows only a flush marker, a raised bevel may not qualify even when the width and length are within its limits.
Consider how the inscription will be read. A slightly raised face may still need a simple layout with clear names and dates. A companion design must balance two inscriptions and any shared text. Check the proof for the actual amount of space left after borders, carvings or symbols, not just the outer dimensions.
Review accessories and setting separately. Ask whether a vase is allowed and whether it changes the footprint. Confirm foundation and installation requirements with the cemetery before treating the catalog price as the full cost. The flat and bevel size guide gives context for those questions. Save the selected SKU and request a written quote for the exact option and services you need.
