Which component fills the inside of the crown of the casket and is sometimes bordered by the roll?

The correct component that fills the inside of the crown of the casket and is sometimes bordered by the roll is the cap panel. The cap panel is a critical part of a casket's design, serving as the uppermost interior surface when the casket is closed. It plays an aesthetic role, contributing to the overall appearance of the casket, and can be made from various materials and fabrics, providing comfort and a visual appeal for those viewing the deceased.

In the context of casket terminology, the cap panel differs from other components. For example, the crown panel refers specifically to the surface of the casket lid and is not always bordered by the roll. The body lining pertains to the fabric that covers the inside of the casket, while the interior casket panel might be used to describe other interior sections, but does not specifically designate the area bordered by the roll. Understanding these distinctions is key in funeral merchandising and helps ensure that the choices presented to families are described accurately and sensitively.