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Lath and Plaster removal

From: dthomp@ca.inter.net
Category: Architecture and Building Design
Remote Name: 154.20.79.179
Date: 17 Aug 2001
Time: 02:16 PM

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I am presently removing most of the lath and plaster from a small story and half brick building. The brick wall appears to be one layer of brick thick with horizontal wood boards (inside) used as a basic frame.

My Question? Does the lath perform any strength function against torque. In other words am I weakening the basic structure at all when I remove the lath?? Thanks, d.

 

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