võrguliiste

Võrguliiste, which translates to "network strips" or "network laths" in English, is a term used in Estonia to describe a type of temporary or informal fencing or demarcation. It is typically constructed from readily available materials such as thin wooden strips, branches, or even salvaged metal. These are often woven or tied together to create a rudimentary barrier.

The primary purpose of võrguliiste is to delineate an area, discourage casual entry, or mark a boundary without the need for a permanent or robust structure. It is commonly seen in agricultural settings, temporary construction sites, or in gardens to protect young plants or define pathways. In some instances, it might be used to temporarily contain small animals or to create visual screens.

The construction of võrguliiste is generally simple and requires minimal tools. The materials are often sourced locally, making it an economical solution for temporary needs. Its effectiveness relies more on its visual presence and the slight inconvenience it presents rather than its physical strength. The term itself implies a less substantial, more flexible form of fencing compared to traditional methods.