[COMMUNICATED] By M.G. Over many years there have been different complications associated with building Sukkahs. Some are too complicated to assemble or too big to store. Others get ruined in bad weather, and still others are just too thin to protect you from the outside weather. Yossi Rothenberg, a yungerman from Lakewood, came up with a revolutionary solution to all these problems. After many years of work he introduced the Sensible Sukkah.
The assembly process is as simple as it gets. The boards have a built-in interlocking system. You simply connect the boards between the corner posts. If you own tools, you can throw them out! No tools are needed, the boards lock just by being dropped in place. Once assembled the boards form a solid wall that’s secure from all elements. Seated in these elegant surroundings your simchas yom tuv will be enhanced.
The entire sukkah is made from PVC plastic. The walls have inside air pockets which insulate the sukkah. It is durable and weather resistant. If you would like to live in your sukkah year round, it will hold up through the biggest snowstorm of the winter. You can store it beneath your porch without ever worrying about how the weather will affect it. Once taken down, it breaks down into incredibly light, easy to carry pieces.
The Sensible Sukkah stands out as the sukkah of the 21st century. When sitting inside it you will marvel at how simple it was to assemble what is now an actual room. It comes in two beautiful colors, a sharp white or a wood grain. You will never have to worry again about cleaning or storing it.
Call Sensible Sukkah at 732.605.4000 or visit them on the web at www.SensibleSukkah.com to order today.
This sukkah is the smartest thing we ever purchased – Goner are the days of hammering and nails and hiring workers and being busy for days – b’h i can put it up myself and it’s a couple of hours and it’s gorgeous!!! Thank you for this amazing sukkah. Waiting for next brilliant invention !
one thing to say, fakeret, theres nothing like being oisek in a mitzva.