Interior Klein polyhedra

The convex hull of all integer points of a noncompact polyhedron is closed and is a generalized polyhedron only under certain conditions. It is proved that if only the integer points in the interior of the polyhedron are taken, then most of the conditions can be dropped. Moreover, the object thus obtained has properties resembling those of a Klein polyhedron, and it is a Klein polyhedron in the case of an irrational simplicial cone.