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8/24/24, 6:19 PMFSE 215 Final
Jeremiah
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The regular full couch casket- there is no such thing
In the regular half couch casket, what part of ogees
the casket is hinged so that it may fold down
for viewing?
The 'priest' or 'clergy' casket is a variation of perfection full couch
what opening style?
What is the position of the ogee in the open It was connected in one piece with the cap, therefore it was raised for viewing.
FSE 215 Final
perfection couch casket?
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The regular half couch casket features ogees hinged and fold down for viewing
that-
Which of these are you NOT likely to find in a single hinged cap
gasketed format?
In this opening style, it would be impossible regular couch
to view the body from head to toe:
What is so special about a 'priest' or 'clergy' The top is removed from the casket; allowing viewing on both sides.
casket?
Which of these burial recepticals was the coffins
oldest? (historically)
A receptical that is "in the shape of man" Wide and the shoulders and more narrow at the head and at the foot.
would most likely be:
What does 'casse' mean? little box
Most burial recepticals sold by funeral caskets
homes in the US today are:
Most gasketed caskets sold today are of this glassless
type:
Can the glass and frame used in a single wall yes
glass sealer unit be the same as the glass
and frame used in a double wall glass sealer
unit?
A casket lid that features a latch closure is non-gasketed
probably-
Why can't you hermetically seal a hardwood The casket is combustible and may catch on fire.
casket?
A flaring side casket is most likely to be square cornered
which shell design?
Your friend tells you that she attended her cloth covered wood
grandmother's funeral and that the casket
was 8-sided. From this description, you
correctly deduct that the casket material
was-
A "state" casket is one which is/has- Vertical sides at right angles to the bottom
A "state" casket is one which- Is shaped entirely like a shoe box.
"Bail handle" hardware- doesn't move or is stationary
Which of these hardware types serves as a the arm
bridge between the bar and the lug?
"Permanent handle" or "continuous bar" full length stationary
hardware is a variation of ____ hardware.
Which of these hardware parts actually lug
connects the hardware to the side of the
casket?
What do "stiffeners" actually do? Make the bottom more structurally sound
Another term for the "ogee" is the: rim
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