Removal & transport
Focus on a cot that suits the vehicle, a compatible transfer board, and the covers or pouches your team needs. Review the full route from pickup through unloading, not just the cot’s footprint.
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A practical starting point
Build your small funeral home equipment package around the work you do, the room you have, and what comes next.
Start with removal and transport, add refrigerated holding, or plan an in-house preparation room. We’ll help you turn the scope into an itemized equipment quote, not a one-size-fits-all bundle.
Individual product configurations, compatibility and freight are reviewed before ordering.

Start with your service model
Focus on a cot that suits the vehicle, a compatible transfer board, and the covers or pouches your team needs. Review the full route from pickup through unloading, not just the cot’s footprint.
First-call equipment →Add refrigerated capacity around your normal workload and foreseeable peaks. Compare upright, roll-in and walk-in layouts, then match the lift, trays and transfer surfaces to that storage method.
Compare cooler styles →Plan the table and supporting equipment around the services performed on site. If preparation is outsourced, separate the equipment you need now from a later expansion phase.
Prep-room equipment →Real equipment. Individual choices.
These are starting points to compare, not a preselected package. Check the current product page for available configurations and pricing.

Removal & transport
Compare vehicle loading fit, cot dimensions and the accessory choices needed for your first-call workflow.

Refrigerated holding
Compare a three-body upright layout with your required capacity, access route and preferred transfer method.

Body handling
Review lift height, working load and tray compatibility against the cooler and transfer surfaces you intend to use.
Also explore embalming tables, racks and lifts, and cot covers.
Measure the whole workflow
The useful starting point is a simple sketch of the room and the path equipment must travel to reach it. Include door openings, corners, steps and the space needed to work around each unit.
A product’s outside dimensions alone do not establish installation fit. Confirm service clearances, door swing, utilities and loading access for the specific configuration before purchase.
Plan freight & delivery →Your package, your priorities
Select the areas to include. You can request a complete opening package or focus on a single replacement without committing to equipment you do not need.
The RFQ form includes organization and shipping details, department or room, and optional PO or requisition references. You can also request a W-9, bank wire instructions, Zelle payment details or a review for net terms.
Net terms are subject to credit review and written approval. A request is not an order, payment, financing approval or confirmation of equipment compatibility.
Purchasing & PO policy →No. This is a planning path for an itemized quote. Product selection, configuration, accessory fit and delivery requirements determine the final scope. Do not assume that all pictured equipment is included in a single package price.
Yes, your request can cover a staged purchase. Tell us what you need now and what you expect to add later, so the team can review compatibility rather than treating each purchase as an unrelated item.
Compare capacity, available floor space, access and handling method first. An upright layout and a walk-in with racks use the room differently. Review upright coolers and walk-in coolers, then have the proposed configuration checked against your facility.
Keep freight, unloading, placement, assembly, installation, site work and any applicable tax distinct from the product price. Confirm which services are included in the written quote and which you must arrange separately. See the freight disclosures before ordering.
Use the RFQ or PO path to provide purchasing contacts and optional internal references, and request vendor documents or specification sheets. Financing options and requests for net terms remain subject to the applicable eligibility and approval requirements.
A better starting point
A useful package connects removal, holding, transfer and preparation. Start with the scope you know; leave uncertain specifications for a proper review.
One source for funeral supplies and mortuary equipment, with nationwide shipping. Review the Hospital & Health System Morgue Equipment selection, compare product specifications and current pricing, then order the configuration you need or request an itemized quote.
Need several items or delivery to more than one location? Include the models, quantities and delivery ZIP codes in your request. For general questions, contact customer support.