Simple, Elegant, Protective: LeDOROT mezuzah cases with either 925 sterling silver or nickel shin are all made in Jerusalem in HaSOFER's own shomer Shabbat factory.

Please note:

• The height listed for all LeDOROT mezuzah cases is the size of the klaf, mezuzah parchment appropriate for that mezuzah case. The overall height of the mezuzah case itself is slightly more than the measurement listed.
• Klaf is not included in your mezuzah case purchase. To order klaf please go to our mezuzah parchment page.

For more details about the unique protective qualities of our LeDOROT mezuzah cases scroll down to the bottom of this page.

All the clear acrylic and hardwood LeDOROT mezuzah cases on this page carry an artistic shin in either 925 sterling silver or nickel. They are specially treated to make them weather resistant, protecting your klaf and actually extending its lifespan. The bottom closure of each case opens easily with a standard screwdriver. This allows you to remove the klaf for regular checking without taking the mezuzah case off the door post.

The polymer walls of the LeDOROT clear acrylic mezuzah cases minimize heat transfer and the resulting condensation which is very damaging to mezuzah klaf. The exclusive silicon seals on both ends of these cases provide a water-tight barrier preventing entry of moisture from any external source.

LeDOROT hardwood mezuzah cases are made of specially treated weather resistant solid wood to minimize damage by heat and moisture to the klaf inside. Injection molded screw threads and matched nylon screw seal give added protection against damp. Each cover is truly unique due to the natural variations found in the shade and grain of the wood. When the natural wood of these LeDOROT hardwood mezuzah cases starts to look weathered, it means it's time to have the mezuzah klaf checked!

All the designs on this page have double-sided tape backing for mounting.

To learn more about the factors you should keep in mind as you choose your mezuzah case read our article The Three Purposes of Your Mezuzah Cover. To be sure you're putting your mezuzah up correctly read Where and How to Mount Your Mezuzah. You can print out for yourself the instruction sheets you'll find there in English, Hebrew and Russian.

If you have questions about mezuzah parchments or mezuzah cases, whether or not a particular doorway requires a mezuzah, or for more information about where and how to mount your mezuzot email us at mezuzot@HaSOFER.com.