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Mechitza

A Mechitza (partition) is a divider used to separate men and women in Orthodox synagogues and at some Orthodox religious celebrations.

The Source of the Mechitza

In the Temple in Jerusalem, a divider between the sexes was used during the Sukkoth Water Drawing Ceremony (Simchat Beit HaShoevah). Each year a balcony was created for this festive ceremony. The women sat on the balcony, and the men sat below. The balcony was built to ensure the people would be more focused and less frivolous during the joyful ceremony.

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Light Curtain Mechitza 
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  • This Mechitza can be constructed on site to any length and height
  • The light curtain is visible from both sides and covered with organza to your desired colour
  • This can be arranged either in a straight line or 'L' shaped
  • The price shown is based on a section 20ft long x up to 9ft high - proportional increase for longer sections.


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Light Net Mechitza 
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  • This Mechitza can be constructed on site to any length
  • The light nets are visible from both sides and covered with organza to your desired colour
  • This can be arranged either in a straight line or 'L' shaped
  • The price shown is based on a section 20ft long x 6ft high with proportional increases for longer lengths


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Light Wall Mechitza 
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  • A more modern Mechitza using colour changing LED lights
  • Lights visible from both sides through a diffused panel
  • This can be arranged either in a straight line or 'L' shaped
  • Each panel is on rolling castors and can be removed easily if you just require the Mechitza during dancing sessions only
  • The price shown is per 8ft x 6ft panel


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