Our classic train locomotive design is laser carved deep into the surface of this beautiful wood cremation urn. The "Train" Laser Carved Wood Cremation Urn features a classy, old-fashioned train which will serve as a perfect memorial for the train or railroading enthusiast. The cremation urn is crafted in the USA from real wood in your choice of natural cherry (as shown) or white maple. The laser engraving reveals a rich wood grain texture that contrasts nicely with the clear coat finish.

This train cremation urn comes in your choice of light natural cherry wood (as pictured), richly textured mahogany, or premium white maple. Our laser carved wood urns are custom made to order in the USA for your loved one within 1-3 business days and can be personalized with optional laser engraved inscription. Also available in a companion urn size, for two adults.

Features

• Made in the USA
• Premium solid wood
• Choose natural cherry, white maple, dark mahogany
• Laser carved locomotive train engraved artwork
• Personalized engraved inscription available
• Standard adult cremation urn size
• 200 cubic inch interior capacity
• 10 1/2" long x 6 1/4" wide x 7 1/4" high
• Bottom opening panel attached with screws
• Also available in companion urn (double) size:
• 400 cubic inch capacity
• 12" long x 8 1/2" wide x 8 1/2" high
• Select option above

Shipping & delivery

• This wooden urn is made to order within 3-5 business days
• Includes free standard ground shipping
• Time in transit varies by destination; generally 5-7 business days
• Rush shipping can be arranged to meet your need: Contact us at 877-900-5309

Video

• The video below showcases one of our laser carved cherry wood urns, exactly the same but shown here engraved with the Desert Mesa scene in place of the Train:

Opening & filling the urn

• Note: If you prefer not to fill the urn on your own, you can generally ask your funeral director to transfer the remains for you

1. Flip the Train Cremation Urn upside-down
2. The base is attached with four screws; use a standard Phillips screwdriver to remove the screws
3. Remove the base panel, noting the orientation so that you can put it back the same way (so that the screw holes line up)
4. The inside of the wood urn box will be open; this is where the remains will go
5. Remove the plastic bag of cremated remains from the "temporary" urn you received from the crematorium
6. Set the entire plastic bag of remains into the memorial urn
7. Affix the base panel to the urn using the screws you removed
8. There is no need for sealant; the plastic bag will keep the remains secure
9. Flip the urn right-side-up and you're done!