How To Hang A Mezuzah Without Nails. It should be towards the outer edge of the doorpost, on a slant with the top pointing inwards to the room. The mezuzah scroll, in the case, should be placed on the inside of right doorpost as you enter the room.
Mezuzah cases usually have nail holes. After the mezuzah is purchased and inspected, it is carefully rolled from left to right into a scroll. You can say it in hebrew or translated to any language you understand.
The mezuzah comes in a crisp new kraft brown cotton filled gift box and includes a photocopied scroll, nails for hanging, and a twelve page mini booklet in english or spanish with lots of information about mezuzahs.
It should be towards the outer edge of the doorpost, on a slant with the top pointing inwards to the room. Mezuzah cases usually have nail holes. It is done in such a way that when unrolled, the first words appearing on the parchment are “shema yisrael” (hear o israel). Therefore it will not rust.