Assuming that the trucks actually go often through the doorway and are not just parked on the outside for loading, and the drivers are Jewish, the doorway needs a…
Assuming that the trucks actually go often through the doorway and are not just parked on the outside for loading, and the drivers are Jewish, the doorway needs a…
According to Minhag Chabad, we follow the rule of ‘’Heiker Tzir’’. In this case, if the track that the door slides on is inside the house, we put the Mezuza…
1. Yes, no blessing is said even if the room is only of a Jewish child's bedroom. The child does not own or rent the bedroom; he only has…
One may use glue or even double sided tape provided they are strong and durable. Nonetheless, nails are preferable, according to some. Sources: ראה ב נימוקי יוסף ב"מ קא…
Since you are buying a home and not renting, you should put up the Mezuzos with a Brachah as soon as you move in or move in your belongings.…
The Jewish employees who have their own offices, should put up a Mezuza without a Bracha. For the other offices, one should not put up Mezuzos. One should also…
The room requires a Mezuzah regardless, even if food wasn’t stored there. Sources: ראה הנסמן באגור באהליך לב, מז. שכל טוב רפו, קז. פתחי מזוזות רפו, לט. שערי המזוזה…
No, unless the owner stores his belongings there or has an office there. In such a case, the front door and all doors leading to his storage area are obligated…
A common design for the entrance of a brick or stone house is a Tzuras Hapesach (an opening formed by two side posts and a lintel, i.e. a doorway) which consists…
No. See here for more details.
