Can this urn be used in burying underground? It is to go next to a husband
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Mine is to be used in a family plot where there will be a vault that the urns will go in and placed under ground.
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Thank you for responding. Perhaps I need to check it out with the funeral home.
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My mother's urn was placed underground...it really depends on where you live and if this is acceptable
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I would say yes, being that the urn is metal and it seals really well. I would also take extra precaution by applying a permanent bonding paste to prevent water from entering, being that you don't know the changes/conditions of the location once its placed underground.
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It's got a glass container inside and once sealed its pretty air tight, I Definitely think it could be used as an urn.
2020345
Yes, most Funeral Homes will not seal the urn unless you ask. You may want to make sure though.
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Yes, you can bury in the ground with pvc for protection against frost movement of rocks and tree roots. pvc pipe is cheap. In the future you may plant something forgetting where the cable is and cut it with a shovel. As an electrican I never put any kind of cable in the ground without some lind of abrasion protection. It sure beats having to replace a whole cable because someone cut it years from now digging a hole for a bush.
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I don't know what the inside dimensions are, only the outside which are: Measures 5-1/2-inch length by 6-1/2-inch width by 5-1/2-inch height. I'd suggest that whatever you are putting in the urn fits slightly SMALLER than the outside dimensions.
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Hello Alex, Yes the body of the cable can be outside. However the cable cannot be installed with direct burial underground. If you were feeding the cable through the ground, it would need to be fed through a PVC pipe. Thanks, Mediabridge Customer Support
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This pipe can be buried. Not sure why you would water your foundation but to each their own.
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I guess so, but it would take a while. I took turns with my husband using the shovel to dig the small ditch for the wire and the other person would go behind to put it in. It took us a few days to do it with 2 people. I guess 1 person could do it, but it would take a while. Good luck.
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I bought these urns several years ago. As far as I can recall, they may not have been sold in sets. I bought two and have used them outdoors on a patio. They are still lovely. Don't know if that is helpful or a response to your question. DG
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I don't remember if it said anything on the package about being able to bury it. I would think that it would become to hot and melt it, sounds dangerous.
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Yes. It is designed for direct burial in the ground but putting it in pvc conduit is the best way for it to last the longest. I always put it in conduit. Just make sure you do not pull to hard and stretch the cable. Bigger conduit is better. Wire lube in bends helps as well.
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Debra, we have a 3.5' sweet olive in ours and it has survived for 10 months. The height of the urns is within your limitations.
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No. It's too sturdy looking for a wedding decoration. It's meant to be "planted" in the dirt.
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It is a Beautiful Bench, and I think it would be perfect for your Husbands' grave site. Take care of your self.
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We recommend direct ground burial splices for use with this wire. We have them for sale. Thanks for your interest!
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Yes, as long as you use something along the bottom to ensure the bunny is unable to dig its way out!
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These urns are made of plastic and look authentic from a distance. And even close up you might not notice they are plastic. I love them because I can move them myself when they are filled with dirt and flowers. They also survived the winter in the north east. unlike some really expensive ones I had a few years ago.