Funeral Supply Blogs & News

A funeral home floor plan should be built around its equipment. Compare preparation room rules in six states, OSHA requirements, utility needs, and cooler placement for MOBI cots, coolers, tables, and lifts before construction starts.

Church fans keep guests cool at graveside services, church funerals, and visitations. This guide compares Hilton’s stock-design and full-color custom fans and explains what to print on each. It also covers how far ahead to order, since production takes 7 to 10 business days.

Most states set no limit on how long a body can be refrigerated before cremation. This guide compares refrigeration triggers, holding temperatures, and cremation waiting periods in seven states, with links to each law. It also shows how to size a mortuary cooler and what to check before you buy.

OSHA’s Formaldehyde Standard, 29 CFR 1910.1048, limits funeral home exposure to 0.75 ppm over 8 hours and 2 ppm over 15 minutes. This guide covers monitoring, protective equipment, training, and records. It also matches each traditional Champion fluid to a reduced-exposure or formaldehyde-free option.

Holiday remembrance kits give families a keepsake from your holiday service of remembrance. This guide covers memory ornaments, keepsake candles, The Plaid Tote and printed programs. It also includes a kit checklist and a planning timeline.

The most effective funeral home promotional products are placed inside the funeral home. A tissue pack on each chapel chair, a ceramic mug offered in the lounge, and a branded tote at the exit serve families at the moment of need — and carry the funeral home's name home with them.