Lath

Name: Lath
Brand: Cornish Lime
Price: 0.58 GBP
Availability: InStock

Cornish Lime

£0.58

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Oak, larch and chestnut lath for traditional walling and lath and plaster applications. Our lath measures 1.2m in length. Lath are thin strips of wood used as a key for lime plaster. Lath provides an ideal background for lime plasters as it can be wetted down which helps the slower drying of the plaster. When the plaster has failed the lath can be clearly seen. Sometimes the laths need replacing because Lath can deteriorate over the years due to insect infestation or rot, especially if modern less breathable plasters or paints have been applied. Sawn Larch Lath: Larch is a good quality flexibl

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Registered at Companies House as CORNISH LIME COMPANY LIMITED, number 04391187. Checked 2026-09-06.
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