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Dreidel Infinity Mirror LED Sign, 28.7 x 25.9 in – Freestanding Chanukah Display Light
$199.00
Ships by UPS from NJ or CA; rate by ZIP at checkout · 3-year warranty
28.7 x 25.9 in infinity mirror LED dreidel sign, freestanding on its base. A mirrored lit dreidel for Chanukah parties, lobbies and storefronts.
- ✓3-year warranty on every product
- ★Made in the USA — 30,000+ public menorahs since the 1980s
- ⛟Ships by UPS from New Jersey or California
- 🔒Secure checkout; card or purchase order
A Dreidel That Spins Into Infinity
The Dreidel Infinity Sign carries the same mirrored LED depth as our Menorah Infinity Sign, shaped as a dreidel with its Hebrew letters picked out in light. It draws children straight to it, which makes it a useful anchor for the family side of a Chanukah event.
Specifications
- Dimensions: 28.7 × 25.9 × 1.96 in.
- Weight: 9 lbs.
- Setup: Freestanding on its included base — no mounting required.
Where It Works
Children’s programming, community Chanukah parties, school and JCC lobbies, and storefront windows where a second point of interest keeps people looking.
Pairs with the Menorah Infinity Sign for a matched set.
Warranty
Covered by a 3-year warranty. Made by Menorah.net, the team led by Rabbi Boruch Klar that has built more than 30,000 public display menorahs since the 1980s.
| Weight | 9 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 28.7 × 25.9 × 1.96 in |
Frequently asked questions
Can I change the message?
Yes. The LED signs take a printed backlit film that drops into the frame; order a new film from any sign shop using the sizes in the description.
Where does it ship from and how much is shipping?
Orders ship by UPS from our warehouses in New Jersey and California, whichever is closer to you. The exact rate for your ZIP code is shown at checkout before you pay.
What warranty comes with it?
Every Menorah.net product is covered by a 3-year warranty. Menorah.net is the team led by Rabbi Boruch Klar that has built more than 30,000 public display menorahs since the 1980s.
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