
4 0 c m
30cm
actual image size: 22cm x 32cm
Description
From a collection of samples of building materials made by Dr S B Hamilton and Dr N Davey of the Building Research Station, Watford. This was one of the most common building materials in medieval times, particularly used in panels between wood in timber-framed buildings. Wattle is woven or nailed wooden strips, often hazel, with daub, lime mixed with clay, applied over it.
Image Details
Image Ref.
10305119
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