Casket Vaults

I'm curious to know about it because my father died recently and the family plans have laid to rest in the best possible way. I heard that the vaults and seals expected to maintain your family for a long time that I find quite comforting. But is this true?

Think of it in simple terms such as the discovery of ruins very accient in the oceans. The deeper the water, unless the concentration of air (and other contributing Facterie) and most of these artifacts are preserved.

Yes, yes, contrary to the wrong answer first. And I have no idea why he thinks that people are not embalmed and how the hell could you say that when the evidence is 6 feet under for eternity? Please.
Although there is nothing that happens in the decomposition Prevent, a sealed coffin and lined vault to inhibit the process. I dug up more bodies, most of which were completely intact with very little or no signs of decomposition. It is certainly a personal preference since the sealed coffin, some people want the seal, others not. However, the coffins are usually guaranteed for durability through the manufacturer.

No, not practical. What they can do is keep the extra moisture and animals / insects / worms. Then, if the environment is very dry inside and embalming very good - the latter being problematic in the U.S. - the decomposition can be reduced. But the sales price of these depends largely on the fact that they are never open to see. Under perfect conditions, you end up with something that might resemble a mummy or a frozen bodies in the European glaciers.