enlagte

Enlagte is a term used in Danish and Norwegian technical language to describe something that is formed or applied in a single layer. It derives from en, meaning one, and lagt, the past participle of legge, meaning to lay or place. The word is most often encountered in contexts where layered constructions or coatings are contrasted with multi-layer systems.

In construction and materials science, enlagte surfaces or panels refer to single-layer variants, where an additional coating or protective layer is not applied on top. In coatings and finishes, enlagte treatments imply that only one coat is applied, as opposed to multi-layer systems that involve several successive layers. In textiles and surface engineering, the term likewise denotes processes or products that result in a single, uniform layer.

The term appears in product specifications, building codes, and technical manuals. Its precise meaning can vary by country and sector, so it is best understood from the surrounding context and any accompanying performance or application data. Common compound forms include enlagte plater (single-layer sheets) and enlagt belegg (single-layer coating), used in descriptions of materials, processes, or finished products.

Because enlagte describes a relative, descriptive condition rather than a fixed standard, users should verify the exact interpretation in specific standards or documentation. If Enlagte refers to a proper noun or a specific project, additional context would help identify the intended reference.