What is another word for Lathwork?
Pronunciation: [lˈaθwɜːk] (IPA) 
The word Lathwork is commonly used in architecture and refers to a framework made of thin strips of wood or metal that are arranged in a pattern to create a surface or support structure. Synonyms of Lathwork include lattice, trellis, grille, grid, framework, and tracery. These words are often used interchangeably to describe similar types of structures, but each has its distinct nuances. Lattices, for example, are often made of crisscrossed strips of wood or metal and used for screening or shading. Trellises are similar in structure but are commonly used as supports for climbing plants. Grilles and grids are often made of metal and used for ventilation or security purposes. Framework and tracery, meanwhile, refer more broadly to any structure of supporting elements.
