Rib-lath is expanded metal-lath stiffened with longitudinal ribs. The furring design of the mesh provides efficient background plaster for construction of partition, suspended ceilings and refurbishment works. The advantage of ribbed-lath over metal-lathing is that support centers can be increased or widened.
Size:
Model |
Name |
Type |
Sheet size |
PCS/BDL |
PCS/PLT |
RB2.75 |
1/8" rib lath |
2.75lbs |
27" x 96" |
10 |
500 |
RB3.4-1 |
1/8" rib lath |
3.4lbs |
27" x 96" |
10 |
500 |
RB3.4-3 |
3/8" rib lath |
3.4lbs |
27" x 96" |
10 |
500 |
RB4.0 |
3/8" rib lath |
4.0lbs |
27" x 96" |
10 |
500 |
Installation:
Rib lath is ideal for refurbishing damaged or aged masonry walls, when a key for rendering is not certain due to disintegration or softening of the wall face.
Lath should be fixed with apexes of ribs against the wall, edge ribs of sheets nesting into each other should be wire-tied every 15cm and ends of sheets should be lapped not less than 2.5cm and nesting ribs securely tied together.
Stainless steel fixings should be used at sufficient intervals to hold the lath firmly in position.
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Install Rib Lath with U staple |
Install rib lath with rope |
Install rib Lath with nail. |
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