Lacing

Lacing refers to the technique of strengthening or stabilizing a wooden structure by using additional elements connected to each other. This method is often used to increase strength and stability, as well as to prevent the twisting, bending or expansion of wooden elements. The main purpose of lacing is to increase the rigidity and strength of a wooden structure. Lacing can also help to maintain a specific shape and dimensions of the structure, especially in the face of external loads or changes in humidity and temperature, which can cause expanding or shrinking of wood.