Extruded and Composite Fins

Product Description

Thermosash SolveilTM solar shading elements are custom designed to meet project requirements. Our in-house engineers deliver on architectural design intent whilst taking into consideration structural constraints, environmental requirements and loading. We manufacture at our premises in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can custom clad the fin with almost any durable material.

Our extruded and composite fin solutions are able to be seamlessly integrated with our Thermosash suites - the brackets often do not require any secondary structure to support the shading or aesthetic devices, including downpipe brackets or signage - thereby maintaining a weathertight exterior. The integration has the added advantage of managing seismic differential movement amongst the building elements.

Our products and elements are prefabricated and unitised which streamlines production, anticipates just-in-time site delivery and enables our highly skilled installation teams to close in buildings rapidly - saving on programme timeframes and mitigating follow on trade risk.

Low-Carbon Aluminium

Thermosash partners with a local NZ-owned extruder achieving a lower carbon footprint than the global average - offering reduced upfront carbon emissions. (find out more about our Sustainable Aluminium).

Aluminium is 100% recyclable, and the aluminium from our manufacturing process that is not powdercoated is environmentally managed back to our key suppliers and processed back into raw billet form.

Warranty

The standard warranty is 10 years from the date of practical completion. This covers workmanship and weather tightness, providing the subcontract includes fabrication, installation and glazing of all components, and the maintenance schedule is adhered to.

Maintenance

Maintaining glass, metals and stone are all particular to the environment that they are placed in e.g. marine, environmental pollution, exposure to natural washing, etc.

It is recommended by almost all material suppliers that building washing should occur every 3-6 months to prevent staining to glass and prevent environmental pollutants from corroding metals and to maintain the material warranties.

A full maintenance manual is provided on completion of a project for all the elements integrated within a project. Compliance to a maintenance schedule is essential to maintaining the quality of the installed product over time. Using Thermosash-approved facade maintenance contractor/personnel ensures the highest standards are met.

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Key Features

  • Can be designed for light, glare, heat or aesthetics.
  • Fully integrable blades and connection systems.
  • Proprietary or full customisable.
  • When incorporated into a Thermosash façade do not generally require additional structure and do not penetrate the wet zone of the façade - meaning no leaks.
  • 100% New Zealand made.
  • Fixed or pivoted.
  • All systems engineered by our in-house structural and façade engineer.

Brochures

Thermosash Solar Shading Facade Solutions

2025

Specification

We recommend using Masterspec 4521TS Commercial Windows when specifying this suite.

Finishes

  • Polyester powdercoat - both standard and special colours available
  • Anodised - all anodised colours available - commercial grade 20 Micron finish recommended
  • PVF2 Fluorocarbon finishes - available on request

Relevant Projects

Massey University Innovation Complex

Massey University Innovation Complex

Auckland

Athfield Architects

Southbase Construction

2022

University of Auckland - B201

University of Auckland - B201

Auckland

Jasmax

Hawkins

2023

Bayleys (Building C)

Bayleys (Building C)

Auckland

Jasmax

Fletcher

2016

Westgate Library

Westgate Library

Auckland

Warren & Mahoney

Fletcher Construction

2018

UOA Engineering - 405

UOA Engineering - 405

Auckland

Jasmax

Hawkins

2019

Zespri HQ

Zespri HQ

Tauranga

Warren & Mahoney Architects

Hawkins Construction

2019

Quad 5 Building (AIAL)

Quad 5 Building (AIAL)

Auckland

Jasmax

Scarbro Construction

2012

Pipitea Plaza

Pipitea Plaza

Wellington

Athfield Architects

Naylor Love

2011

Grand Central Building

Grand Central Building

Christchurch

Warren and Mahoney

Fletcher Construction

2016