Lath is made of thin hardwood lumber and is commonly used for surveying. Some examples of lath include building snow fencing, road construction, road markings, and grading roads. Our lath is available in standard sizes, from 9/16 x 1/18 x 16" to 48" long.
What is lath wood?
Description. Wood Laths are narrow strips of wood which were originally intended to be used as nailing strips for walls or ceilings in plaster lath construction. More commonly today, lath is utilized as the main component in the manufacturing of snow/beach erosion fencing.
What does hub and tack mean?
Hub and Tack - A 2" by 2" stake that is set in the ground and that contains a nail ("tack") that precisely marks the point being set.
What are hubs in construction?
Areas of dense construction are defined as "Construction Hubs" and are actively managed to ensure mobility and access to and through work zones. Currently there are five designated Hubs as shown on the map below.8 Apr 2019
What equipment does a building surveyor need?
- Chains and Tapes.
- Compasses and Clinometers.
- Transits and Theodolites.
- Levels.
- Safety Gear.
- Prisms and Reflectors.
- Magnetic Locators.
- Poles, Tripods, and Mounts.