Lynch Supply has Cemetery Lot Markers
A cemetery lot marker is usually a small metal disk or stake placed flush with the ground.
It typically includes a number, letter, or symbol identifying the plot or section. Sometimes a spike or bolt
that anchors it into the soil. Things to ask about: If you require custom numbering/lettering,
check the lead time (some say 4–6 weeks or more). Decide on material: stainless steel vs cast aluminum — consider durability,
visibility, etc. Confirm installation method: some have spikes/bolts, some may require different anchoring.
For example, the stainless version includes a 10″/½″ galvanized threaded carriage bolt. Make sure you specify blank vs pre-marked: Some prices are for blank markers.
