Fins & screening
Timber fins offer a striking way to add depth, rhythm and architectural interest to façades and outdoor spaces. Used for screening, solar shading or architectural detailing, they provide a low-carbon alternative to aluminium and fibre-cement. Russwood supplies high-quality timber fins alongside engineered fixing systems, with a choice of dimensions, species and finishes to help you create a solution tailored to your project’s design and performance requirements.
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Species & sizes
At Russwood, fins are typically specified on a per-project basis, in collaboration with our team. We regularly produce fins from the following materials and dimensions:
- Scotlarch®: Available in 150 × 63mm section, offering a robust option for natural, characterful fins.
- Abodo® Vulcan Vertical Grain: Cut from laminated block to bespoke specifications – commonly 192mm or 146mm wide × 47 / 63 / 72mm thick – ideal for bespoke fin machining. Larger and custom sizes available on request.
- Thermopine®: Supplied in various widths and thicknesses to suit a range of applications. Common sizes include 42 / 55 / 66mm thick × 92 / 117 / 142 / 185mm wide. Custom sizes available on request.
- Lunawood Collection: Luna SHP stock profiles, ideal for smaller fins with short lead times. Available in 68 × 42mm, 92 × 42mm and 142 × 42mm sections.
- Accoya® (modified timber) Fin sections available in 42mm, 56mm or 68mm thicknesses × 120 / 145 / 192 / 240mm widths.

Minimum thickness guidelines
To ensure structural stability and safe fixing, we recommend a minimum thickness of 42mm for modified timbers (such as Lunawood, Thermopine® and Abodo®) and 63mm for Scotlarch®. These dimensions are based on best practice, ensuring that screw fixings are positioned at least four times their diameter from the edge of the fin.

Surface finishes
Russwood fins can be finished in a range of surface textures, including brushed, planed, fine-sawn, and Microtex®. If fins are being used alongside cladding, selecting a matching surface finish can help achieve a consistent and cohesive appearance across your project. Our team can advise on the best options to align with your chosen aesthetic and fin dimensions.

Fin fixings
We also offer specialist hidden fixings for fins through our FinFix® and SIHGA LamellenFix® systems. These provide a secure and aesthetically clean solution, allowing uninterrupted timber surfaces and seamless integration into your design.
Fin fixings options


LamellenFix
Specifically designed for secret-fixing of large or oversized timber louvres and fins.


Russwood FinFix®
An innovative stainless steel bracket system designed for secret-fixing of timber fins.
Fins & Screening inspiration
View our case studies featuring fins & screening.
Expert View
We’re seeing timber fins specified more and more by architects who are looking to add depth, detail, and precision to their designs. It’s especially rewarding to see Russwood fins featured on prestigious projects like Silverstone and York St John University – a clear sign that they’re becoming a go-to solution at the forefront of contemporary timber architecture.
Species suitability
We regularly produce fins from the following materials:
Abodo® Vulcan Vertical Grain
An exceptional cladding option, crafted from thermally modified Radiata Pine – a sustainably sourced timber free from knots.
Accoya®
A modified timber with outstanding dimensional stability and unrivalled durability properties, which make it ideal for factory-coating.
Lunawood Collection
Lunawood Collection is based on Scandinavian design combined with the best technical properties of thermally modified wood.
Scotlarch®
Our Scottish Larch (Scotlarch®) is sourced locally and a cost-effective cladding solution.
Thermopine®
Thermally modified Scandinavian Scots Pine, modified using only heat and steam.


























