High Ribbed Formwork Mesh

1. Ribbed forwork mesh material

   Hot dipped galvanized steel sheets

2. Ribbed formwork mesh features:

   Due to its meshes and U patterns, it has better anti-stress capability and forming flexibility than normal metal lath.

3. Ribbed formwork mesh applications:

   High ribbed formwork has excellent engineering quality, construction security and widely used in tunnels bridges, valve basement systems, sewage systems, subways, retaining walls, nuclear power plants, shipyards, water pools and marine engineering works as concrete permanent assembly-free formwork

4. Ribbed forwork mesh specifications:

5. 3/8” RIB LATH (HIGH RIB)    3/8" Hi-Rib no paper
Due to its heavy construction with seven longitudinal ribs, each 3/8” deep and eight small flat ribs it is used almost exclusively for ceiling and soffit applications. The herringbone mesh pattern allows excellent keying of the stucco to the lath for horizontal or
ceiing installations spanning up to 24” o.c. Rib lath is not generally recommended for vertical or wall installations.

1/8” RIB LATH (FLAT RIB)
This lath has eighteen ribs approximately 1/8 inch high, spaced 1½ inches on center to provide additional rigidity for horizontal stucco applications. There are approximately 8,500 openings or keys per square yard to aid in keying. 2.75 lb. and 3.4lb. may be used for horizontal spans up to 16” o.c. and 19” o.c. respectively when installation follows ASTM C1063. This product is also used extensively as a base for ceramic tile.

Nominal sheet size 27” x 97”
Packaging:
10 pcs. (20 square yards) per bundle -
50 bundles (1000 square yards) per pallet.
All diamond mesh lath is produced from hot dip
galvanized steel per ASTM A653, A924 and C847.