Bimah Covers: common questions
What is a bimah cover?
A bimah cover, also called a shulchan cover, is the cloth that covers the reading table where the Sefer Torah is opened and read in the synagogue.
How do I measure my bimah?
Measure the width and depth of the reading top and say how far the cover should hang at the front and sides. Send a front photo and a side photo, since many tops are slanted, and we confirm the size with your quote.
Can the bimah cover match our parochet?
Yes. Many designs come as a set with a parochet and Torah mantles. Tell us in the notes and we will quote the matching pieces together.
Where does the dedication go?
Usually on the front panel that faces the congregation. You can write in Hebrew, English or both and preview it on the live sketch.
Can I change the colors?
Often yes. Many designs can be made in other velvet and thread colors, including white for the High Holidays. Add your request in the notes.
Why is there no price?
Every cover is sewn to your table's size and embroidered for you. Approve the sketch and press Request a quote to get the price and the timeline.

