The monument installed on a tomb, represents the complete set consisting from:

1. An obelisk (stele) – basic element of a monument. There are vertical and horizontal obelisks. Obelisks can be made of standard sizes or of sizes on client’s demand.
2. A support (height from 100 mm to 150 mm) or a curbstone (the height from 200 mm and is more) –necessary element as obelisk is put on it. It is made from the same material as obelisk. Obelisks 70 mm thick and less are to install on a support with the open or closed groove. Obelisks more than 70 mm thick are to install on a support without a groove. In obelisk and groove apertures are to be drilled. Connecting armature shall be fixed in the apertures.
3. A flower bed of the monument usually consists of three beams. Beams may be of various lengths and have various cross-section. They be double side polished (it is filled by the ground inside). Triple side edges processing of beams are called borders or kerb. Borders or kerb are used together with columns for monument fencing.
4. A tombstone detail of a monument which is installed on a burial place. The thickness of a tombstone may be chosen individually.
5. A pedestal (from 400 mm or more high) –detail of a monument which may be used instead of an obelisk and a support. There is a cant for inscriptions on pedestal. A cross is installed above a pedestal.