There’s a traditional Hebrew song for Sukkot that is called “ 
Patish, masmer
nikach maher.
Sukah liv'not,
banim uvanot.
Later on, the kids even pick up wood to build the Sukkah. Hammer? Nail? Patish? Masmer? Are we in the desert? With the latest greatest Sukkahs, the song should go like this:
The Schach snaps,
To a beg will collapse,
I’m not a meshuga,
It’s the pop-up Sukkah
Yes, the Pop-Up Sukkah is light weight and requires no tools to assemble. It folds to 1 inch (!) carrying case and features a tear resistant floor, 2 screened windows and shades, and the Schach is included.
Of course that both the Sukkah and the Schach are 100% Kosher certified.
If you’re planning to travel during Sukkot, you might want to check out the "Sukkah on the Go" the super Portable Sukkah. This new portable Sukkah snaps together in under five minutes with absolutely no tools necessary. It will fit into any trunk and meets airline standards for check-in, if you want to have a Sukkah in the sky.
The package comes with all parts including the snap-together-frame, water resistant tarp walls and bamboo mat. Weighing a total of only 18 pounds, the Sukkah assembles to a comfortable 40"x40"x80".
Even if you're looking for a more traditional Sukkah, you can find everything you need visiting the Succos Center at http://www.eichlers.com/, your one-stop High-Holiday-Shop.
Patish, masmer
nikach maher.
Sukah liv'not,
banim uvanot.
Later on, the kids even pick up wood to build the Sukkah. Hammer? Nail? Patish? Masmer? Are we in the desert? With the latest greatest Sukkahs, the song should go like this:
The Schach snaps,
To a beg will collapse,
I’m not a meshuga,
It’s the pop-up Sukkah
Yes, the Pop-Up Sukkah is light weight and requires no tools to assemble. It folds to 1 inch (!) carrying case and features a tear resistant floor, 2 screened windows and shades, and the Schach is included.
If you’re planning to travel during Sukkot, you might want to check out the "Sukkah on the Go" the super Portable Sukkah. This new portable Sukkah snaps together in under five minutes with absolutely no tools necessary. It will fit into any trunk and meets airline standards for check-in, if you want to have a Sukkah in the sky.
Even if you're looking for a more traditional Sukkah, you can find everything you need visiting the Succos Center at http://www.eichlers.com/, your one-stop High-Holiday-Shop.
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