FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
🏛️ About the 770 Pushka
What is the box made of?
Each box is 3D-printed from durable, eco-friendly PLA and hand-finished in our studio. The model faithfully reproduces the 770 façade — the arches, the windows and the famous triple gable.
Which sizes and colors are available?
Four sizes — Small, Medium, Large and Giant — and three finishes: Gold, Silver and Copper. Want a custom color? Available for an additional fee — talk to us.
* Photos are for illustration only — slight shade variations may occur between screen and final product.
How does it hang on the wall?
The box is designed for simple, secure wall hanging — always at eye level, always inviting. It also sits beautifully on a shelf or desk.
Why the 770 building?
770 Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn is Chabad World Headquarters — the house of the Lubavitcher Rebbe. The Rebbe called for a tzedakah box in every room of the home — so the whole house becomes a "Mikdash Me'at", a small sanctuary. Our pushka joins the two: the Rebbe's house, inside your house.
📦 Shipping, Payment & Returns
How long until my order arrives?
Every box is printed and finished in the studio, so total delivery time within Israel is up to 10 business days. Home delivery across Israel — ₪35. International shipping — contact us and we'll arrange it.
How do I pay?
Checkout is fully secure, with all major payment methods accepted.
What if my order arrives damaged?
We pack with great care, but if anything is damaged in transit — we take full responsibility. Contact us as soon as the package arrives and we'll replace it with a new one.
🤝 Bulk Orders & Institutions
We're a Chabad house / school / organization — are there quantity discounts?
Absolutely! For Chabad houses, schools, chesed organizations and communities we offer meaningful quantity discounts and custom options. Reach out via the Contact page.
✨ What else is in the studio?
The studio also creates designer mezuzahs, washing cups and more Judaica pieces — returning to the site soon. For now, all our focus is on the 770 pushka.
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