Innenraumlatten
Innenraumlatten, commonly known as interior laths, are thin, narrow strips of wood or other materials used primarily in the construction and finishing of interior walls. They serve as a base for plaster or other wall finishes, providing a stable surface for even application and a textured appearance. Historically, laths were made from wood, but modern versions may also incorporate metal, fiberboard, or synthetic materials, each offering distinct advantages in terms of durability, fire resistance, and ease of installation.
Wooden laths, traditionally used in Europe, are typically 10 to 20 millimeters wide and 1 to 2
The installation of Innenraumlatten involves securing the strips to the wall framing at precise intervals, usually
Innenraumlatten are widely used in traditional and historical restorations due to their ability to replicate older