Strong Double-Sided Mezuzah Mounting Tape | 3-Inch

Strong double-sided mezuzah mounting tape is a clean, self-stick way to attach compatible mezuzah cases without nails, screws, or drilling. It is a practical choice for smooth doorposts, apartments, offices, rentals, and cases that are designed for adhesive mounting.

This mezuzah tape is made for convenience and a clean finished look. Apply the strip to the back of the mezuzah case, trim it with scissors to match the case shape, then mount it so the tape sits flush behind the case without showing around the edges. Customers browsing mezuzah tape and adhesive strips will appreciate the cut-to-fit format because it works across multiple case sizes.

Mounting tape is often the easiest option for a self-stick mezuzah installation, but the case still needs to be firmly attached for the mitzvah (מִצְוָה, commandment). The tape holds the cover in place, while the kosher mezuzah scroll (קְלָף מְזוּזָה, parchment scroll) inside is the sacred part of the mezuzah.

Strong Double-Sided Mezuzah Mounting Tape Specs

• Product Type: Double-sided mezuzah mounting tape
• Use: Self-stick mounting for compatible mezuzah cases
• Installation: No nails, no screws, no drilling
• Size: 3 inches tall by 0.3/4 inch wide 
• Trim-to-Fit: Can be cut with scissors for a cleaner, flush fit behind the mezuzah case
• Best For: Smooth, clean doorposts and compatible lightweight to medium-weight mezuzah cases
• Surface Prep: Clean and dry the surface before applying
• Doorway Use: Best for indoor doorways and protected exterior doorways when the case, tape, and surface are suitable

How to Use Mezuzah Mounting Tape

1. Make sure the back of the mezuzah case is suitable for adhesive mounting.
2. Insert the kosher mezuzah scroll (קְלָף מְזוּזָה, parchment scroll) into the case before final mounting, if the case loads from the back.
3. Close or seal the back of the case using the backing that comes with the mezuzah so the klaf (קְלָף, parchment) is better protected.
4. Clean and dry the doorpost surface where the mezuzah will be placed.
5. Apply the tape strip to the back of the mezuzah case.
6. Trim the tape with scissors so it sits neatly behind the case without showing around the edges.
7. Place the case on the right side of the doorway as you enter, following proper placement according to halacha (הֲלָכָה, Jewish law).
8. Set the case slightly slanted when following common Ashkenazi custom, or follow your family minhag (מִנְהָג, custom).
9. Peel off the backing and press the case firmly onto the doorpost.
10. Check that the case is firmly attached and not loose or swinging.

If you are deciding between adhesive and hardware, our guide to mounting a mezuzah with tape explains when strong tape can be used and why the case still needs to be firmly attached. For heavier cases with mounting holes, mezuzah nails and screws may be the better choice.

Before affixing the case, it is worth reviewing the mezuzah blessing, the bracha (בְּרָכָה, blessing) said when a blessing is required. For full placement steps, our guide to putting up a mezuzah covers doorway side, height, angle, and other important details.

Mezuzah tape is especially useful for compatible mezuzah cases on smooth surfaces where the customer wants a no-drill installation. Customers comparing all installation supplies can browse our full mezuzah accessories collection.

For heavier cases with screw holes, compare our Silver Mezuzah Screws or Gold Mezuzah Screws. For lighter cases with nail holes, Silver Mezuzah Nails, Gold Mezuzah Nails, or Black Mezuzah Nails may be a better match.