S'chach (Hebrew: סכך [s̩ˈχaχ]) is the Hebrew name for the material used as a roof for a sukkah, used on the Jewish holiday of Sukkot. It translates to "thatch" or "roof." [1] The halacha …

The roofing of the sukkah (called sechach, with two guttural ch sounds) must be materials that grow from the ground, are detached from the ground, and do not receive tum’ah (we’ll explain …

2025年2月17日 · sechach (usually uncountable, plural sechachim) The roof of a sukkah, made up of leaves or branches. Not all objects are kosher for sechach.

How is a Sukkah built? One first assembles three or four walls and then places sechach [a covering], taken from something that grows, as a roof. Any type of material may be used to …

However, if the sechach will only blow off with an uncommonly strong wind, it need not be tied down for the sukkah to be kosher. If one still wishes to hold it in place as an added precaution, …

2023年7月13日 · One of the most critical parts of the Sukkah is the S'chach, the natural covering of the Sukkah, which provides the shade for the Sukkah. [1] There are three conditions for …

2016年11月29日 · The following criteria are required for a material to be valid Sechach: The material grows from the ground. The material has not been formed into an item which can …

2006年6月20日 · It must be made from a product of the earth, which is now detached from the earth. For example, bamboo poles and pine tree branches are commonly used as “Sechach.” …

The “Sechach” must be made from some product of the earth, that is no longer attached to the earth. Therefore, wood of all kinds, including bamboo poles, leafy branches, branches of pine …

2016年11月29日 · How much shade is the Sechach required to provide: [1] The Sechach must provide enough shade for there to be more shade than sunlight in the Sukkah. Thus even if …