Flat markers are also known as grass markers. They set flush in the ground. They can come in any shape or size. Most commonly seen are the rectangular shapes due to most cemetery regulations. Because they set flush many of our families biggest concerns are no angle for the water to run off of the monuments and they are harder to spot from a distance.

Bevel markers are also called pillows. These markers have a small slope to them. They start at six inches in the back and taper to four inches in the front. They sit above the grass level and are a little easier to locate from a distance.