Timber Lath

Name: Timber Lath
Brand: Hot Lime Mortar

Hot Lime Mortar

£35

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per bundle of 50 Plus VAT and Delivery Charges Add to quote or call now for more information: 01768 347373 Timber Laths Sawn oak The longest lasting and strongest of sawn laths, but not as strong or as long lasting as riven oak – a good compromise. Sawn larch (durable softwood) Untreated naturally durable softwood with a very low knot content. Good value for money. Supplied in bundles of 50 which are 4ft long – each bundle covers roughly 2m² (sawn) Timber Laths are used for the repair or creation of lath and plaster walls and ceilings, supplied as machine sawn. Timber Laths are still used toda

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as HOT LIME MORTAR LIMITED, number 10479274. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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Timber Lath

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