Which term describes the stand that supports a casket in the selection room?

• A. Casket stand
• B. Casket rack
• C. Cap panel
• D. Casket liner

Answer: (A)

The stand that holds and presents a casket in the selection room is called a casket stand. It’s the sturdy fixture used to elevate and support the casket so families can view it comfortably, often adjustable to accommodate different casket sizes. This is different from a casket rack, which is a shelving setup for displaying multiple caskets, not a single viewing-support. A cap panel is part of the casket lid’s exterior design, and a casket liner is the interior fabric and padding inside the casket; neither serves as the support structure. So the stand is the correct term because it directly refers to the device used to support and display the casket during selection.