Tubular Sukkah Kit by The Sukkah Project® - Choice of Material and Size
All Sukkah kits are final sale. Discounts not applicable.
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Please note: All sukkah kits are FINAL SALE. Please double-check your size and wall material before ordering. Discounts and rush shipping not applicable.
Sukkot is the one week a year your family lives, eats, and gathers outdoors, and a good sukkah makes all the difference. This tubular kit from The Sukkah Project
® has everything you need to build a complete, freestanding sukkah, with no tools or building experience required.
A frame of pre-cut galvanized steel tubing and welded corner fittings goes up sturdier than the snap-together kits, holds a roomy 8-foot height, and comes with enough wall material to enclose all 3 1/2 sides plus bamboo roof slats to lay your s'chach across.
The SukkahScreen is mesh/see-through with more light and more airflow, the canvas is heavy-duty opaque polyester, and the deluxe canvas is the same material as the canvas but with closeable mesh windows and a zippered doorway added.
Built to handle the weather and to come back out year after year, it turns a patio or backyard into a space for meals, learning, and celebration under the stars.
- Available with Sukkah Screen, Canvas, or Deluxe Canvas walls
- The SukkahScreen is mesh/see-through with more light and more airflow, the canvas is heavy-duty opaque polyester, and the deluxe canvas is the same material as the canvas but with closeable mesh windows and a zippered doorway added.
- Pre-cut galvanized steel tubing with welded steel corner fittings
- Wall material and elastic bungees, enough to enclose all four walls
- Bamboo roof slats with attachment bungees for your s'chach
- Bamboo roof poles included but
- roof mats sold separately
- Roomy 8' height
- No tools required, with a klutz-proof assembly manual
- Free ground stakes and sandbags for wind protection
- Built to last up to 15 years
Each one seats a different number of guests, so you can match the size to how you gather. Please note some sizes need more than one mat. Mats sold individually.
| Size | Seats | Best For | S'chach Mats Needed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6' x 8' (48 sq ft) | Up to 5 | Apartments, patios, and small yards | One 6' x 8' mat |
| 8' x 8' (64 sq ft) | 6 to 7 | A square footprint for intimate family meals | Two 4' x 8' mats |
| 8' x 12' (96 sq ft) | Up to 10 | The most popular size - fits an 8' table | Two 6' x 8' mats |
| 8' x 16' (128 sq ft) | Up to 14 | Doorway can go on either half of the 16' walls | Four 4' x 8' mats |
| 12' x 12' (144 sq ft) | Up to 14 | Ideal for a round or square table | Two 6' x 12' mats |
S'chach is not included: add the matching Bamboo S'chach Roof Mats for your size. See the chart above.
Please note: All sukkah kits are FINAL SALE. Please double-check your size and wall material before ordering. Rush shipping not available. Discounts not applicable.
Shipping Info
- All Sukkah kits are final sale. Please double-check your size and wall material before ordering. Discounts not applicable.
- Items ship in 2-3 days from The Sukkah Project's® CO studio
- Standard delivery typically takes 3-7 business days
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The Sukkah Project® makes klutz-proof sukkah kits that go up without tools or building skills, family-owned since 1996.
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The Sukkah Project®
The Sukkah Project® makes klutz-proof sukkah kits that go up without tools or building skills, family-owned since 1996.
- Based in
- Grand Junction, Colorado
- Since
- 1996
- Craft
- Hand-assembled sukkah kits
In the late 1980s, Rabbi Steve Sager of Beth El Synagogue in Durham, North Carolina, asked Steve Herman to design a simple sukkah kit for congregants who had never built anything. In 1996 (5757) Steve and his wife Judith launched The Sukkah Project®. Steve's nephew Abram took over in 2015 and moved the business to Colorado, settling in Grand Junction in 2017. It is still family-owned, and every kit is still assembled by hand in the USA. The tubular kit at ModernTribe uses pre-cut galvanized steel tubing and welded corner fittings, with mesh or canvas walls. In 2026 Abram launched The Sukkah Foundation to give free sukkahs to families who couldn't otherwise afford one.
Good to know
- Family-owned since1996 (5757), founded in Durham, NC
- Found atCongregations, Chabad houses, universities and military bases
- Giving backThe Sukkah Foundation, launched 2026