Obligation of Mezuzah on a Doorpost with a Sign

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Question

The entrance to the synagogue courtyard had walls on both sides of the entrance, but there was no lintel above, and now a sign has been placed there. Does this require a mezuzah?

Answer

Although if the upper part is only for decoration or to support the ceiling, it does not require a mezuzah, nevertheless, since here it slightly separates the inner space from the outer, it seems to require one, but without a blessing.

Source

Shulchan Aruch, Yoreh De'ah, Siman 286

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