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metal lath

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metal lath [′med·əl ′lath]
(engineering)
A mesh of metal used to provide a base for plaster.
metal lath, metal lathing, steel lathing
metal lath
A base for plaster fabricated: (a) by slitting metal and then stretching it to form a diamond-shaped mesh or (b) by punching and forming sheet metal. Usually classified as rib lath, diamond-mesh lath, sheet lath, or wire lath.
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