Definition of lath in English:

lath

nounPlural laths laθlɑːθlæθ

1A thin flat strip of wood, especially one of a series forming a foundation for the plaster of a wall.
Example sentencesExamples
- Pollen traps constructed from petroleum jelly on microscope slides were attached to vertical wooden laths facing the direction of the prevailing wind.
- That's the condition you will wish to duplicate, and this can be done with slatted frames made of furring strips on which laths are tacked one half inch apart.
- The arch, which frames the stage like a massive soccer goal, was made by master craftsmen using laths and plaster.
- A grid of supple oak laths was laid flat, then gradually lowered over 15 weeks to its undulating form.
- The laths occur in bundles or packets with low angle boundaries between the laths.
- In the manner of handbows of the same period, early Western crossbows featured wood laths and long power strokes (compared to later examples.)
- An on-the-spot verification revealed that various construction materials like pipes, trusses, joists and ceiling laths were gathering rust on the ground in the project's campus.
- Most ceilings are held in position by the adherence of the plaster to wooden laths, which are nailed to joists above.
- Materials are carefully chosen to create a calm and welcoming atmosphere for instance, oiled oak floor and balustrades, white stained pine laths in ceilings.
- The shell consists of two double layers of 40 x 20 mm softwood laths at 400 mm centres pin-jointed together with more than 1000 bolts.
- A motorcycle and sidecar stood somewhat incongruously outside a yurt, a large domed tent constructed of sections of felt stitched over a framework of laths.
- The whole of this side is clad in larch laths, penetrated by entrance doors and strips of windows that reflect the arrangements of the individual families.
- Porous woven ceilings under the tile roofs are made of local wood laths woven in the traditional way as they often are in fences and partitions.
- I broke these wood laths over my knee and nailed them onto the cardboard to make a frame.
- The first thing you should do is cut three laths from a length of 3in x 1 ½ in timber.
Synonyms
joist, purlin, girder, spar, support, strut, stay, brace, scantling, batten, transom, lintel, stringer, baulk, board, timber, plank, rafter
1. 1.1mass noun Laths collectively as a building material.
  as modifier a lath and plaster wall
  Example sentencesExamples
  Our choice would be to remove just the plaster and screw three-eighth-inch drywall directly onto the lath.
  It's finished in the sense that there are paneled walls and not just exposed beams and studs and lath.
  In these areas, the layers of plaster are pulling away from the underlying strips of wood lath which support it.
  If you are nailing over a lath and plaster ceiling, longer nails may be needed.
  Other materials sold by the bundle include things like wooden stakes, lath and wooden shims.
  Fasten the corners of the gypsum lath or wallboard to the existing lath behind the plaster.
  They tested four-person suites with an assortment of options, such as restored or new flooring, restored or replaced windows, and restored plaster and lath walls or new veneered plaster walls.
  The wall insulation is subsequently covered with lath and plaster.
  First, a scratch coat is troweled onto the lath; the plaster oozes through the lath and grips the backing when it hardens.
  A ‘scratch coat’ of Portland cement and sand is then plastered onto the lath and allowed to dry.
  Cut lath and plaster with a reciprocating saw fitted with a coarse, wood-cutting blade.
  The lath-and-plaster technique involves constructing a frame with rebar and attaching diamond metal lath (the same lath used for plastering walls) with tie wire to the frame.
  The roof of a one-time fine farmstead is falling in, a gable end collapsed, lath and plaster rotting - romantic?
  Synonyms
  beam, wooden beam, spar, pole, plank, batten, board, joist, rafter

verblaths laθlɑːθlæθ

[with object]

Cover with laths.

Origin

Old English lætt, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch lat and German Latte, also to lattice.

lattice from [Middle English]:
A lattice is a structure made of laths and comes from Old French lattis, from latte ‘lath’ (Old English), of Germanic origin. The ordered criss-cross pattern associated with the word has led to its application in many contexts, particularly in science.

Rhymes

Barth, bath, garth, hearth, path

Definition of lath in US English:

lath

nounlæθlaTH

1A thin flat strip of wood, especially one of a series forming a foundation for the plaster of a wall or the tiles of a roof, or made into a trellis or fence.
Example sentencesExamples
- The first thing you should do is cut three laths from a length of 3in x 1 ½ in timber.
- Materials are carefully chosen to create a calm and welcoming atmosphere for instance, oiled oak floor and balustrades, white stained pine laths in ceilings.
- Porous woven ceilings under the tile roofs are made of local wood laths woven in the traditional way as they often are in fences and partitions.
- Pollen traps constructed from petroleum jelly on microscope slides were attached to vertical wooden laths facing the direction of the prevailing wind.
- A motorcycle and sidecar stood somewhat incongruously outside a yurt, a large domed tent constructed of sections of felt stitched over a framework of laths.
- I broke these wood laths over my knee and nailed them onto the cardboard to make a frame.
- The whole of this side is clad in larch laths, penetrated by entrance doors and strips of windows that reflect the arrangements of the individual families.
- The arch, which frames the stage like a massive soccer goal, was made by master craftsmen using laths and plaster.
- That's the condition you will wish to duplicate, and this can be done with slatted frames made of furring strips on which laths are tacked one half inch apart.
- Most ceilings are held in position by the adherence of the plaster to wooden laths, which are nailed to joists above.
- The shell consists of two double layers of 40 x 20 mm softwood laths at 400 mm centres pin-jointed together with more than 1000 bolts.
- In the manner of handbows of the same period, early Western crossbows featured wood laths and long power strokes (compared to later examples.)
- A grid of supple oak laths was laid flat, then gradually lowered over 15 weeks to its undulating form.
- An on-the-spot verification revealed that various construction materials like pipes, trusses, joists and ceiling laths were gathering rust on the ground in the project's campus.
- The laths occur in bundles or packets with low angle boundaries between the laths.
Synonyms
joist, purlin, girder, spar, support, strut, stay, brace, scantling, batten, transom, lintel, stringer, baulk, board, timber, plank, rafter
1. 1.1 Laths collectively as a building material, especially as a foundation for supporting plaster.
  as modifier a lath and plaster wall
  Example sentencesExamples
  They tested four-person suites with an assortment of options, such as restored or new flooring, restored or replaced windows, and restored plaster and lath walls or new veneered plaster walls.
  Our choice would be to remove just the plaster and screw three-eighth-inch drywall directly onto the lath.
  First, a scratch coat is troweled onto the lath; the plaster oozes through the lath and grips the backing when it hardens.
  A ‘scratch coat’ of Portland cement and sand is then plastered onto the lath and allowed to dry.
  The wall insulation is subsequently covered with lath and plaster.
  Other materials sold by the bundle include things like wooden stakes, lath and wooden shims.
  The roof of a one-time fine farmstead is falling in, a gable end collapsed, lath and plaster rotting - romantic?
  In these areas, the layers of plaster are pulling away from the underlying strips of wood lath which support it.
  If you are nailing over a lath and plaster ceiling, longer nails may be needed.
  It's finished in the sense that there are paneled walls and not just exposed beams and studs and lath.
  Fasten the corners of the gypsum lath or wallboard to the existing lath behind the plaster.
  The lath-and-plaster technique involves constructing a frame with rebar and attaching diamond metal lath (the same lath used for plastering walls) with tie wire to the frame.
  Cut lath and plaster with a reciprocating saw fitted with a coarse, wood-cutting blade.
  Synonyms
  beam, wooden beam, spar, pole, plank, batten, board, joist, rafter

verblæθlaTH

[with object]

Cover (a wall or ceiling) with laths.

Origin

Old English lætt, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch lat and German Latte, also to lattice.

单词	lath
释义	Definition of lath in English: lath nounPlural laths laθlɑːθlæθ 1A thin flat strip of wood, especially one of a series forming a foundation for the plaster of a wall. Example sentencesExamples Pollen traps constructed from petroleum jelly on microscope slides were attached to vertical wooden laths facing the direction of the prevailing wind. That's the condition you will wish to duplicate, and this can be done with slatted frames made of furring strips on which laths are tacked one half inch apart. The arch, which frames the stage like a massive soccer goal, was made by master craftsmen using laths and plaster. A grid of supple oak laths was laid flat, then gradually lowered over 15 weeks to its undulating form. The laths occur in bundles or packets with low angle boundaries between the laths. In the manner of handbows of the same period, early Western crossbows featured wood laths and long power strokes (compared to later examples.) An on-the-spot verification revealed that various construction materials like pipes, trusses, joists and ceiling laths were gathering rust on the ground in the project's campus. Most ceilings are held in position by the adherence of the plaster to wooden laths, which are nailed to joists above. Materials are carefully chosen to create a calm and welcoming atmosphere for instance, oiled oak floor and balustrades, white stained pine laths in ceilings. The shell consists of two double layers of 40 x 20 mm softwood laths at 400 mm centres pin-jointed together with more than 1000 bolts. A motorcycle and sidecar stood somewhat incongruously outside a yurt, a large domed tent constructed of sections of felt stitched over a framework of laths. The whole of this side is clad in larch laths, penetrated by entrance doors and strips of windows that reflect the arrangements of the individual families. Porous woven ceilings under the tile roofs are made of local wood laths woven in the traditional way as they often are in fences and partitions. I broke these wood laths over my knee and nailed them onto the cardboard to make a frame. The first thing you should do is cut three laths from a length of 3in x 1 ½ in timber. Synonyms joist, purlin, girder, spar, support, strut, stay, brace, scantling, batten, transom, lintel, stringer, baulk, board, timber, plank, rafter 1.1mass noun Laths collectively as a building material. as modifier a lath and plaster wall Example sentencesExamples Our choice would be to remove just the plaster and screw three-eighth-inch drywall directly onto the lath. It's finished in the sense that there are paneled walls and not just exposed beams and studs and lath. In these areas, the layers of plaster are pulling away from the underlying strips of wood lath which support it. If you are nailing over a lath and plaster ceiling, longer nails may be needed. Other materials sold by the bundle include things like wooden stakes, lath and wooden shims. Fasten the corners of the gypsum lath or wallboard to the existing lath behind the plaster. They tested four-person suites with an assortment of options, such as restored or new flooring, restored or replaced windows, and restored plaster and lath walls or new veneered plaster walls. The wall insulation is subsequently covered with lath and plaster. First, a scratch coat is troweled onto the lath; the plaster oozes through the lath and grips the backing when it hardens. A ‘scratch coat’ of Portland cement and sand is then plastered onto the lath and allowed to dry. Cut lath and plaster with a reciprocating saw fitted with a coarse, wood-cutting blade. The lath-and-plaster technique involves constructing a frame with rebar and attaching diamond metal lath (the same lath used for plastering walls) with tie wire to the frame. The roof of a one-time fine farmstead is falling in, a gable end collapsed, lath and plaster rotting - romantic? Synonyms beam, wooden beam, spar, pole, plank, batten, board, joist, rafter verblaths laθlɑːθlæθ [with object] Cover with laths. Origin Old English lætt, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch lat and German Latte, also to lattice. lattice from [Middle English]: A lattice is a structure made of laths and comes from Old French lattis, from latte ‘lath’ (Old English), of Germanic origin. The ordered criss-cross pattern associated with the word has led to its application in many contexts, particularly in science. Rhymes Barth, bath, garth, hearth, path Definition of lath in US English: lath nounlæθlaTH 1A thin flat strip of wood, especially one of a series forming a foundation for the plaster of a wall or the tiles of a roof, or made into a trellis or fence. Example sentencesExamples The first thing you should do is cut three laths from a length of 3in x 1 ½ in timber. Materials are carefully chosen to create a calm and welcoming atmosphere for instance, oiled oak floor and balustrades, white stained pine laths in ceilings. Porous woven ceilings under the tile roofs are made of local wood laths woven in the traditional way as they often are in fences and partitions. Pollen traps constructed from petroleum jelly on microscope slides were attached to vertical wooden laths facing the direction of the prevailing wind. A motorcycle and sidecar stood somewhat incongruously outside a yurt, a large domed tent constructed of sections of felt stitched over a framework of laths. I broke these wood laths over my knee and nailed them onto the cardboard to make a frame. The whole of this side is clad in larch laths, penetrated by entrance doors and strips of windows that reflect the arrangements of the individual families. The arch, which frames the stage like a massive soccer goal, was made by master craftsmen using laths and plaster. That's the condition you will wish to duplicate, and this can be done with slatted frames made of furring strips on which laths are tacked one half inch apart. Most ceilings are held in position by the adherence of the plaster to wooden laths, which are nailed to joists above. The shell consists of two double layers of 40 x 20 mm softwood laths at 400 mm centres pin-jointed together with more than 1000 bolts. In the manner of handbows of the same period, early Western crossbows featured wood laths and long power strokes (compared to later examples.) A grid of supple oak laths was laid flat, then gradually lowered over 15 weeks to its undulating form. An on-the-spot verification revealed that various construction materials like pipes, trusses, joists and ceiling laths were gathering rust on the ground in the project's campus. The laths occur in bundles or packets with low angle boundaries between the laths. Synonyms joist, purlin, girder, spar, support, strut, stay, brace, scantling, batten, transom, lintel, stringer, baulk, board, timber, plank, rafter 1.1 Laths collectively as a building material, especially as a foundation for supporting plaster. as modifier a lath and plaster wall Example sentencesExamples They tested four-person suites with an assortment of options, such as restored or new flooring, restored or replaced windows, and restored plaster and lath walls or new veneered plaster walls. Our choice would be to remove just the plaster and screw three-eighth-inch drywall directly onto the lath. First, a scratch coat is troweled onto the lath; the plaster oozes through the lath and grips the backing when it hardens. A ‘scratch coat’ of Portland cement and sand is then plastered onto the lath and allowed to dry. The wall insulation is subsequently covered with lath and plaster. Other materials sold by the bundle include things like wooden stakes, lath and wooden shims. The roof of a one-time fine farmstead is falling in, a gable end collapsed, lath and plaster rotting - romantic? In these areas, the layers of plaster are pulling away from the underlying strips of wood lath which support it. If you are nailing over a lath and plaster ceiling, longer nails may be needed. It's finished in the sense that there are paneled walls and not just exposed beams and studs and lath. Fasten the corners of the gypsum lath or wallboard to the existing lath behind the plaster. The lath-and-plaster technique involves constructing a frame with rebar and attaching diamond metal lath (the same lath used for plastering walls) with tie wire to the frame. Cut lath and plaster with a reciprocating saw fitted with a coarse, wood-cutting blade. Synonyms beam, wooden beam, spar, pole, plank, batten, board, joist, rafter verblæθlaTH [with object] Cover (a wall or ceiling) with laths. Origin Old English lætt, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch lat and German Latte, also to lattice.
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