Are the wood and structure of a sukkah forbidden for use during all eight days of the festival?
Synopsis
The wood used for sukkah walls and s'chach (covering) is forbidden for any use throughout the eight days of Sukkot because the sukkah becomes muktzeh when consecrated for the festival.
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If one adds an extra wall to an already-complete sukkah, is that additional wall forbidden?
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Are food and drink hung as decorations in the sukkah forbidden for consumption during the festival?
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What is the exact wording required for a stipulation to permit use of decorated food in the sukkah?
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On Yom Tov and Shabbat, are decorative foods forbidden only from moving, or also from benefiting from them if they fall?
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During the intermediate days (chol hamoed), if decorated food falls from the sukkah, may it be used?
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Must the stipulation for decorated food be made specifically during bein hashmashos, or may it be made beforehand?
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Is it permitted to decorate a sukkah with flowers and decorative items as part of honoring the mitzva?
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