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Slants are usually about 16 inches high at the back. They get their name from the fact that the front surface slants at a 45 degree angle, making the memorial easy to read because the engraving is angled towards a visitor’s line of sight. This is also an excellent option for those who want the visibility of an upright monument from the road, but at a lower price point.
Pillow (also called beveled) markers are similar to flat markers, but rise a few inches off the ground. The back edge of a beveled marker is about two inches thicker than the front, and this sloped surface allows visitors to read the marker as they approach.
