Sukkah Building Kit for Kids Sukkot Gift

A build-it-yourself toy sukkah for kids - slot the walls, schach roof, and decorations together without glue; play, take it apart, and build it again next year. 🌿 I designed this for Sukkot so kids can build their own little sukkah, just like the big one outside. It also makes a lovely holiday gift! What's in the kit Wooden-plank floor with puzzle-style edges 3 walls with windows (back, left, right) Leafy schach roof Table + decoration rod 4 hanging decorations: Etrog, Pomegranate, Grapes and Magen David Connection adapters to link several sukkot together Features No glue needed; everything slots together (add a drop of glue if you want a permanent display piece) Build it, play with it, take it apart  over and over Connectable: join two or more sukkot with the included adapters and build a whole sukkah street 🏘️ Assembled size approx. 19 × 20 × 15 cm No supports; 7 color-coded plates; each plate is named with its color Printed assembly instruction sheet included Print settings Designed on a Bambu Lab P2S - fits any 256 mm printer (X1C, P1S, P1P, A1, H2D). The floor and roof are ~20 cm, so it does not fit the A1 mini. Material: PLA (the grapes were printed in PETG; PLA works just as well) 0.20 mm layers, 2 walls, 15% infill, no supports, textured PEI plate Colors: brown floor/table/rod, cream or white walls, green roof, and yellow, red, purple and blue decorations — or go wild with your own! Assembly Lay down the floor. Slide the back wall into its slots, then the left and right walls. Rest the rod across the side walls and clip the decorations onto it. Place the table inside. Set the schach roof on top — the tabs keep it in place. Optional: connect more sukkot using the adapters. Need help? Check out the attached assembly instructions file - it walks you through every step with pictures, so building is easy even for little hands. The instruction sheet walks through every step with pictures. ⚠️ Contains small parts -  not suitable for children under 3. Updates Sep 19, 2026 — First release. Chag Sameach! Boost Me a boost is like a tip and helps more families find this before the holiday. I'd love to see your sukkah in the comments! :)