Dark Wood Torah Roller D55
Enhance your Sefer Torah with this beautiful solid wood handcrafted Etz Chaim – Torah Roller.
Our Base Model Dark Wood D-55 Plate is decorated with our unique burned-in design, with a high quality stain and finish to enhance the natural beauty of the wood.
This solid wood base model is also available with different higher-end .925 Sterling Silver spindle options.
Assembled with double interlocking rollers, and a Klaf Guard™ to protect your Torah scroll.
For a custom fit, please provide us with the Height of your Klaf or Torah Scroll.
NOTE: A pair of silver memorial plates, as seen in some of the above pictures can be added for an additional cost of $120.00.
The price for each engraved letter in the inscription is $1.50. This will be added to your order after check-out and final approval of your engraving proof.
Please call (619) 583-5564 for details.
Etz Chaim – D55 Plate with Different Spindle Options Overview
Elevate your Sefer Torah with our exquisite Etz Chaim – D55 Dark Wood Torah Rollers, meticulously handcrafted from solid wood and finished with a unique burned-in design and high-quality stain that beautifully enhances the natural grain.
Available with premium .925 Sterling Silver spindle options, these rollers feature double interlocking plates and our exclusive Klaf Guard™ to protect your sacred Torah scroll from wear and damage. Each set is custom-fitted to the exact height of your klaf for a perfect, secure assembly that meets the highest halachic standards.
Crafted with expert precision, these mehudar Torah rollers combine timeless elegance, durability, and reverent functionality—ideal for synagogues, private collections, or as a meaningful gift for a new Sefer Torah.
Etz Chaim – D55 Plate with Different Spindle Options FAQs
What are Etz Chaim D55 Torah rollers and why are they called the Tree of Life?
Etz Chaim, meaning “Tree of Life,” refers to the wooden rollers (Atzei Chayim) attached to both ends of a Sefer Torah scroll. The name comes from Proverbs 3:18 and symbolizes the Torah as the spiritual lifeline of the Jewish people. Our D55 model features a solid dark wood base with a beautiful burned-in design, high-quality stain, and optional .925 Sterling Silver spindles for enhanced elegance and durability.
Are these Etz Chaim D55 Torah rollers kosher and halachically reliable?
Yes. All our Etz Chaim Torah rollers are handcrafted with the highest attention to quality and Jewish law. They are assembled with double interlocking rollers and include a protective Klaf Guard™ to safeguard the sacred parchment. Every piece is designed to meet strict halachic requirements for strength, balance, and respectful use in synagogue or private settings.
What spindle options are available for the D55 Etz Chaim Torah rollers?
The base D55 model comes with a solid dark wood plate featuring our unique burned-in design. You can upgrade to various premium .925 Sterling Silver spindle options for a more luxurious finish. A pair of silver memorial plates can also be added for an additional cost. All options maintain the same high-quality construction and custom fit.
How do I get a custom fit for my Torah scroll with these Etz Chaim rollers?
For a perfect custom fit, simply provide us with the exact height of your klaf or Torah scroll when placing the order. Our rollers are carefully assembled to be approximately 2 inches taller than the scroll for easy handling and rolling, ensuring smooth operation while protecting the parchment.
Do these Torah rollers include protection for the Sefer Torah scroll?
Yes. Every Etz Chaim D55 set is equipped with our exclusive Klaf Guard™ and double interlocking rollers. This design helps prevent damage to the delicate parchment, ensures secure rolling, and maintains the integrity of the Torah scroll for generations of use.
Can I add engraving or memorial plates to the D55 Etz Chaim rollers?
Absolutely. You can add a pair of silver memorial plates for an additional $120.00. Engraved inscriptions are also available at $1.50 per letter. After checkout, we will send a proof for your final approval before completing the engraving.
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