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3/8" High Rib <strong>Lath</strong> (LAR) (K)*<br />

212<br />

Designed to provide<br />

exceptional rigidity<br />

in ceiling and soffit<br />

applications.<br />

■ Herringbone mesh pattern allows<br />

for excellent keying.<br />

■ Commonly used for plaster ceilings<br />

under steel joists, concrete floors<br />

and over soffits.<br />

■ Easily lapped at outer edges<br />

reducing plaster cracks.<br />

■ Available in 3.4 lbs. per square<br />

yard only.<br />

■ Not suitable for contour plastering.<br />

Dietrich 3/8" high rib lath is the most rigid of all laths and<br />

provides the added support required when framing is more<br />

than 16" O.C. but does not exceed 24" O.C. It is commonly<br />

used for soffits and ceilings under steel or wood joist<br />

construction and metal-reinforced concrete floors.<br />

Dietrich 3/8" high rib lath has a herringbone mesh<br />

pattern with 3/8" V-shaped ribs running the length of the<br />

sheet at 4-1/2" intervals and inverted 3/16" intermediate<br />

ribs. The rib is placed against the framing member and<br />

does not require a minimum 1" three-coat system. Because<br />

of the Dietrich 3/8" riblath’s extraordinary strength, this<br />

lath can be used for studless nonload-bearing partitions<br />

3/8" High Rib <strong>Lath</strong> (LAR) (K)<br />

DMF Weight Size Packaging<br />

Product<br />

lbs./yard2 kg/yard2 Width Length Pcs./ Bundles/ Yards2 / M2 Code Inches (mm) Inches (mm) Bundle Skid Skid<br />

/<br />

Skid<br />

LAR 3.4 1.54 27 686 96 2438 10 50 1000 836<br />

request a quote online @<br />

3/8" Rib <strong>Lath</strong><br />

by wire tying lath back to back with ribs running<br />

perpendicular to each other. Plaster can then be applied<br />

to form a wall 2" thick.<br />

*3/8" High Rib <strong>Lath</strong> is also available with a kraft paper<br />

backing between the ribs to prevent excessive plaster<br />

waste.<br />

Paper-Backed Offset Options<br />

K — Specially applied kraft paper used when machineapplied<br />

stucco is used to minimize plaster waste.*<br />

dietrich metalframing •com The place to stop…before the building starts! SM

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