A range of quality acoustic fins available in sizes and colours to suit
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Unless using our Oscar Evo-Panel, specifically designed for absorption at low level in high impact areas such as sports halls, installing acoustic fins at low level is not always advisable. Acoustic fins and acoustic panels often have an open structure so they are able to absorb sound, which means they cannot always be quite as robust as a plastered wall or standard block. At low level they will be more prone to damage, dirtying and delamination.
Our acoustic fins come in a variety of stylish sizes and colours that enable designers to create unique acoustic design features and higher sound absorption areas in rooms with limited wall or ceiling space. They can be installed at high level as a fixed or suspended acoustic system and are available in a number of configurations to suit most design challenges.

We have the most extensive ranges of recycled acoustic decorative finishes for reverberation control in buildings, offering superb acoustics without design compromise. For a stylish and seamless acoustic ceiling finish we recommend our SonaSpray range of acoustic ceiling sprays. Browse our attractive range of acoustic sprays, ideal for offices, restaurants, hotels, schools and sports halls, stadiums, night clubs, bars and more.
Acoustic fins case study
Following a project at Darwen Vale High School, Lancashire, the acoustic consultants concluded that there was not enough area at high level in the main atrium and dining area to achieve the desired acoustic results. Part of the design brief was to retain the existing soffit and old feature brickwork walls on show, so SonaSpray was not the best solution in this particular case.
Liking a challenge, the boffins in white coats in Oscar Acoustics innovation centre, set about designing a new space saving acoustic fin system for SonaSpray to be applied to. SonaSpray K-13 Special in white was applied directly to the stylish acoustic fin system, protruding through in a contrasting blue/grey colour. Our acoustic fins absorb sound instead of relecting it and enabled the architect to create eye catching designs at high level, even where there was limited wall and ceiling space.
The client, architect John McAslan and Partners and acoustic consultant SRL Technical Services Ltd were delighted with the finished design and acoustic results.
Technical specification
Technical specification
SoundFin acoustic Fin installations can be tailored to meet your specific acoustic needs.
Standard size is 2700mm x 400mm. Custom sizes are available on request.
Fire rating
Standard fabric facings comply with Class 1 to BS476: Part 7. Class 0 fire rated fabric finishes are also available on request.
Recycled glasswool board is fire rated as Class 0 to BS476: Part 6.
Acoustic fin maintenance
SoundFin acoustic fins are extremely easy to maintain. Vacuum lightly with a brush attachment if and when necessary.
Acoustic performance
Thermal performance
Due the acoustic fins being fixed perpendicular to the walls, there is very little thermal resistance unless using in conjunction with one of the SonaSpray or SonaPanel range. See their technical sections for more information.
Weight
The acoustic panels weigh approximately 3kg/m².
Colour choice
Please choose from the 40 standard colours below.