Trapdoors are becoming increasingly popular to use as a purely decorative block in building, in many cases as latticework. However, trapdoors are not always practical and not all trapdoor textures are equally good at this (e.g. spruce and dark oak that have no holes). They also can only be placed flush with walls, never in the middle like glass panes.
Introducing: Lattice blocks!
Lattice blocks are essentially what you get if you mix a trapdoor with a glass pane. The blocks would come in all wood versions (oak, spruce, birch, jungle, acacia, dark oak, crimson and warped) as well as copper and iron (bars). They are functionally identical to glass panes but they can catch fire if their respective blocks can (e.g. oak can, copper can't). Additionally, copper lattices will oxidize over time.
Lattice blocks are crafted with 4 sticks and 5 planks(the planks placed in a cross shape) of the corresponding type, yielding 16 lattices. For copper, the sticks would be replaced by ingots and the planks by cut copper.
Credit to Chris_the_alligator.
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