Established in the early 1960s, our factory has undergone a remarkable journey, evolving into a premier manufacturer of synagogue and yeshiva furniture, both in Israel and globally. Encompassing 5,000 square meters, our facility is staffed by over 100 top-tier professionals, including designers, artists, craftsmen, production managers, quality control experts, and more.
Working together in close cooperation, we strive to deliver products and furniture tailored to your needs and choices, to enhance and elevate.
The inauguration ceremony of the Lavi synagogue garnered considerable exposure, emphasizing its role in fortifying settlements in the Galilee. The furniture within the synagogue left a lasting impression on numerous visitors, who admired the style and quality of the craftsmanship. This led to a surge in orders. The initial breakthrough came with a commission for a religious-national synagogue in Bnei Brak, followed by inquiries from various synagogues and yeshivas across Israel.
In 1971, the company marked a significant milestone by completing its first international project in Sydney, Australia. And in 1975, reflecting its evolution beyond carpentry, the Lavi factory was established.
During the 2000s, Lavi focused on designing and developing the Galilee series tailored for the American market. These models drew inspiration from the mountains and ranges visible from Lavi: Tavor, Golan, Carmel, and Meron.
In 2010, Lavi expanded its portfolio to include a series of accessibility products, catering to accessibility for Aliyah, including an adjustable reading table, and Hotza’at Sefer Torah accessibility.
In 2019, Lavi celebrated its 5000th furnished synagogue in Israel, located in Bruchin. The momentum continued into 2022, marking the completion of the 1000th synagogue outside of Israel, situated in Washington, USA.
Lavi’s legacy includes furnishing renowned synagogues such as the Wilson’s Arch synagogue at the Western Wall; the Belz Great Synagogue in Jerusalem; the Forest Hill Synagogue in Toronto, Canada; the Baba Sali Synagogue in Netivot; and the synagogue in the new Jewish Community Center in Moscow, Russia.
With over 6,500 synagogues furnished worldwide, Lavi maintains its commitment to innovation in a traditional domain. As we set our sights on the 10,000th synagogue, we persist in fulfilling the dreams of communities and elevating the beauty of synagogues and yeshivas.
