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Dovetail is Radii's timber-framed glass partition system — a striking alternative to traditional aluminium frameworks, combining natural materials with technical performance.

Designed to create wide, uninterrupted expanses of glazing, the system features butt-jointed glass panels that allow light to move freely through a space while maintaining structural integrity.

Crafted as standard in European Oak, the solid framework can be stained and lacquered across a wide range of finishes. Alternative hardwood species can also be considered on request.

• Single and double-glazed options
• Veneered, lacquered or painted door finishes
• Timber samples available for client approval
• EPDs available for life-cycle assessment

Dovetail is available in four system depths, offering flexibility across a wide range of interior applications — from open-plan offices to high-performance acoustic environments.

Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) available for Dovetail system

The standard timber-framed glass partition system, crafted from solid European Oak sourced from FSC-approved suppliers.

• Butt-jointed glass for uninterrupted glazing
• 54mm & 64mm single-glazed options
• 64mm & 100mm double-glazed options
• Acoustic performance Rw 39–50 dB
• EPDs available for life-cycle assessment
• Supports BREEAM certification

Builds on the Core system with additional architectural design elements for a more defined, structured aesthetic.

• Mullions, transoms & solid panels
• Alternative timber species available
• Greater material palette flexibility
• Ideal for defined architectural presence
• Maintains warmth of timber-framed glazing
• Same acoustic performance as Core

A fully configurable system developed in response to unique project requirements, with no constraints on design intent.

• Sliding or pivoting door configurations
• Non-standard profiles & loaded panes
• Bespoke timber doors to match partitions
• Acoustic performance project-specific
• Full pre-construction design support
• Tailored to unique architectural goals