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Tystø

Glass Wall Partitioning

  • EPD Verified


  • Made in Denmark


  • Installed by DEKO

Tystø is a modular interior glass partition system developed from demolition glass sourced from Danish renovation and transformation projects. The system is produced and installed by DEKO and designed for disassembly, enabling transparent interior spaces with a significantly lower environmental footprint than conventional glass partitions. 

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Tystø is made from used thermo glass units and discarded pine wood

73%

Reduction in CO₂e compared to similar products

31.65 kg

Waste saved per m²

18.86 kg

CO₂e per m²

*CO₂e footprint is based on Tystø EPD including phases A1–A3 and C1–C4. Phase B and D excluded. Comparison is based on average available EPD data on virgin glass partitions as of May 2025. Declared unit for all compared EPDs: 1 m² of partition wall. The glass in the virgin walls has a thickness of 12–12.8 mm and hence a similar dB reduction. The discarded glass used for the Tystø wall will have a varying thickness depending on the input source, which means that the Tystø wall will have a different dB reduction from case to case. For more info, confer ‘Explainer_Tystø_EPD_Comparison’ in our download centre.

Why Choose Tystø

Why professionals choose Tystø for their projects

Professionals choose Tystø for projects where architectural clarity, documented performance, and measurable environmental reduction must work together.


The partition system combines a clean, structured glass expression with verified technical documentation and predictable installation principles. By reusing demolition glass within a defined system framework, Tystø reduces environmental impact while delivering a visible circular story that end users can recognise and understand.

"We had a fantastic collaboration with a:gain, who approached the process of integrating their glass partition system, Tystø, to our project at Østerbrogade 125 with great energy. We were immediately drawn to the product, constructed from surplus wood and glass sourced from demolition, but wanted it to align with our existing interior woodwork in walnut. Through close collaboration, we developed the right wood finish to achieve the cohesive expression we were aiming for. The result exceeded our expectations. Tystø became a defining architectural feature of the project, one we are extremely pleased with. It is also one of the elements that generates the most interest when we present the project."

Krestian Ingemann

Architect & Project Design Manager

Specifications

Tystø’s technical specs and product details

Product

Glass partitioning wall from waste glass and discarded wood

Application

Indoor partitioning for meeting rooms, cellular offices etc.

Glass

Used insulated glass units (IGUs) and/or partitioning glass

Frame

Discarded pine

Module Height

Project specific

Wall Thickness

110 mm

Installation

Installed on site by DEKO

Support

The Danish Environmental Technology Development and Demonstration Program (MUDP)

In Collaboration With

DEKO

Made In

Denmark

Fire

Tystø is not fire tested. Due to the variable nature of demolition glass supply, fire classification cannot be guaranteed. When needed Tystø integrates seamlessly with DEKO Tré where fire zoning is required.  

Application

Tystø is suitable for: 


  • Meeting rooms 


  • Cellular offices 


  • Interior zoning where fire classification is not required 


Tystø is typically combined with DEKO Tré in projects where fire-separating walls are needed. This allows architects and developers to apply Tystø where transparency and material storytelling are desired, while meeting regulatory fire requirements elsewhere. 

Acoustic Performance

Tystø's sound insulation values range between

31–39 dB

Tystø’s acoustic performance reflects the original specifications of the reclaimed glass units. Typical combined sound insulation values range between 31–39 dB, depending on glass composition and wall coverage 

  • Suitable for standard office environments 


  • Not intended for spaces with strict acoustic separation requirements 


  • Acoustic performance is communicated transparently during early project phases to ensure correct placement and expectation management

Appearances

See Tystø's standard layouts

Tystø offers a calm, Scandinavian expression with visible material honesty. With each project achieving a unique appearance due to the dimensions of the available glass units. The wooden spacers at the bottom and sides make the system highly adaptable to your project’s wall dimensions and the available glass.


Explore our layout examples below:


  • Vanløse


  • Monolith

Layout: Vanløse

Colour: Black Oil

Door: Glass

Note: This image is a render used as an example

Project References

See Tystø in real-world applications

Explore our completed projects featuring Tystø partitioning walls across diverse architectural applications.

Project reference 1
Kontorfællesskabet Østerbrogade 125
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Project reference 2
Ikano Bolig
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Project reference 3
TRÆ
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Project reference 4
Lendager Architects Office
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Project reference 5
Søren Jensen HQ
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Project reference 6
C.F Møllers Have
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CO2e Footprint Calculator

Calculate the real impact of your next project

Use the CO₂e Footprint Calculator to estimate how much discarded material you prevent, and how much CO₂e you save, when choosing Tystø glass partitioning walls instead of conventional partition systems. This helps you document sustainability benefits in tenders, DGNB submissions, and client presentations.

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Sustainability

See how Tystø makes a sustainable difference

Tystø addresses a specific material challenge. Flat glass from demolition is rarely reused and is typically downcycled or discarded. 

Tystø keeps glass at a high functional level by: 


  • Recovering glass units from Danish demolition projects 


  • Avoiding energy-intensive remelting processes 


  • Designing modules that respect original glass dimensions 

This results in: 


  • Significant waste reduction per m² 


  • Lower CO₂e emissions compared to virgin flat glass 


  • Full traceability and documentation for project reporting 
1. Dismantling & glass preparation

Exterior windows, and glass from interior partition walls are carefully removed from buildings undergoing renovation or demolition. 

2. Sorting & ID tagging 

The IGUs from windows or partition walls are cleaned, tagged, and stored for manufacturing. 

3. Digital arragement 

Using digital tools, the IGUs are arranged in patterns to maximize utility and achieve the desired design. 

4. Assembly   

Wooden profiles, made from off-cuts, is cut to size for the production of modules where the discarded glass is placed and secured. 

5. Installation   

The modules are installed on-site by DEKO. 

6. Demounting   

When a building is renovated or demolished, Tystø is designed for easy disassembly and can seamlessly enter our take-back system for reuse. 

Downloads

Access all Tystø specifications, certificates, resources and images

Product Booklets

An overview of Tystø's product details.

Price List

A clear overview of indicative pricing, configurations, and delivery timelines.

Project Reference Booklets

A collection of completed reference projects.

Maintenance

Step-by-step maintenance guidance

Technical Data

Tystø's performance overview, classification, installation requirements, and compliance standards.

Quality Control

A brief overview of quality standards and acceptable material features to ensure consistent product performance.

Environmental Documentation

A verified EPD for Tystø and a short explainer of its CO₂e results.

Render Assets

A visual example illustrating the layout and construction of the partition system in a real project context.


Tender Descriptions

Tender descriptions detailing technical, sustainability, and procurement criteria.

EU Tax. M5.1 Compliance

Declaration confirming Tystø's compliance with EU Taxonomy Appendix C.

Closeup Product Images

Close-up visuals highlighting material details and surface characteristics of the partition system.

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Largescale Product Images

Large-scale visuals showcasing the partition system in full spatial context within built environments.

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FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions

General

Covers acoustic performance (dB values based on harvested glass units), typical module dimensions and height possibilities, and the key parameters that influence pricing. Including doors, customisation, and site conditions.

Installation

Explains where Tystø can be mounted, how available glass units influence module width, and how the system integrates into standard interior partition applications.

Customisation

Describes the possibility of building modules from your own demolition glass, clarifies layout flexibility based on available stock, and outlines frame material options and finish possibilities.

Disassembly

Describes how Tystø is designed for easy maintenance and future reuse, with glass units that can be separated and reused in new walls.

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