lisäkerroksin

Lisäkerroksin is a Finnish term referring to the practice or presence of additional layers on a surface, product, or structure. It stems from lisäkerros, meaning an extra layer, and the form lisäkerroksin is used to describe multiple layers or the act of applying them. The expression is common in technical and everyday language to indicate that more than one layer is involved.

In construction and architecture, lisäkerroksin typically describes extra coatings or coverings added to a surface. Examples include insulation layers, weather barriers, protective coatings, or finishing layers on walls, roofs, and façades. The goal is to improve thermal performance, moisture protection, durability, or aesthetics.

In road and civil engineering, lisäkerroksin can denote additional pavement layers within a layered structure. These layers—such as base, sub-base, binder, and wearing courses—are chosen to achieve the required load-bearing capacity, weather resistance, and longevity of the pavement.

In painting, coatings, and materials science, lisäkerroksin refers to applying several coats of paint, varnish, sealant, or protective films. Multiple layers can enhance color depth, evenness, chemical resistance, and adhesion between substrates and finishes.

In geology and soil science, the term may describe overlays or successive depositional layers that accumulate atop a substrate, contributing to stratigraphy and the interpretation of a site's history.

Considerations when planning lisäkerroksin include cost, weight, thermal performance, material compatibility, moisture management, and the risk of delamination between layers. See also lisäkerros and coating.