The Wilbert Way Tutorial 

This is for the people who are wanting to nit pick this vault mans setups. If you yourself have never done the job do not add in your two cents. If you aren’t in the burial vault and or funeral business don’t speak about things you have no clue about. If you think you can do better go right ahead and apply at your local Wilbert or CVI and see what actually goes into the job. This Vault man has great set ups and does things to standard.

That was extremely interesting and educational ,, I didn't know anything about what you were doing, so thank you for such an excellent explanation. It all makes sense now on how everything works when a casket is brought to a cemetery for burial. It's amazing how it all goes together and how it's taken apart afterwards.

I never realized how complex the setup is so that things flow smoothly. Great job.

I’ve never worked in the funeral industry but don’t have to in order to realize that this man takes pride in his work. That is not easy!!!!!! He is very methodical and meticulous! 👏

This is very intresting I've been helping in the burials at a small local cemetery for about a year, i already have stories that would not be appropriate to tell, so i dont but will say i do the best i can within my limited power to make it presentable just because i care

On a business level this guy is nice and tidy!!!! Job well done brother. You take pride in your work. A lot of people can't say that. Job well done. 😊

I spent 40 years in funeral service. First working in a cemetery then a funeral home. While going to mortuary school I worked for Wilbert Vaolt Co. Only sold Wilbert vaults my entire life.

You are very meticulous in your work, and you are a true representative of the company

I cranked the vault up by hand for 30 years and i got old an sst was heavy so i used a drill to lift the base up to the cover 34 years i was a vault man 10000 burials

I've been watching your videos it's very helpful and reassuring to see the mechanics of how my funeral will play out. I do wish you were based in New England since I will be buried in Maine, I can only hope the Wilbert Vault company service up there is as professional as you are. I am in my 50's and 2 years into an incurable cancer. I live in California but Maine is home. So I have secured a plot, paid for the headstone and pre-paid for a custom coffin made by the Trappist Monks in Iowa. I've selected the Wilbert Copper Triune Vault with the Wilbert Way set up. My question is, because I have a traditional six-sided coffin vice a casket, does that impact the way the device is set up? Appreciate any feedback or insight you could provide. Thank you!

The Wilbert way is cool but at my local cemetery they simply lower the lower part of the vault in ground using a boom, they leave the top on that machine. Then they set up the casket lowering straps over the vault and then they use the boom to put the lid on after the casket is lowered. Seems much more efficient than the Wilbert way

How long does the seal on the vault lid last for I’m asking because my grandfather and great grandfather is in a Wilbert vault since 1983 they died six months apart

I would like that same setup,who do I talk to about that the funeral director or the cemetery director?

Man does excellent work 👏

When you do a video, could you please turn the phone sideways. Your viewers would be very appreciative!

Hallo, obwohl ich bicht ungeschickt bin , ich arbeite oft als messebauer verstehe ich diesen aufbau nicht. Hier in D gibt es das auch nicht. Finde ich aber gut.

Is there sn escape hatch inside?😅

Is the water can get in and the remains get wet?

Yea, but you're you are leaving the paper removed from the corners into the vault. I wouldn't like that.