Cistermiser

Cistermiser produces a range of products which control all the water outlets in a commercial washroom. Several of our products can also be used in domestic applications.

Our range includes:
•Urinal Flushing Valves
•WC Flushing Valves
•Taps, Spouts & Showers
•Anti-Vandal Washroom Controls
•Washroom Control Systems
•Limescale Prevention

The Cistermiser name is synonymous with quality and reliability and has become a generic term for all urinal flush controls. Our product range has evolved to provide water and utility savings and more flexible installation options. We now offer solutions for commercial, industrial and public sector washroom environments where security, hygiene and cost reductions are required.

All products are assembled at Cistermiser’s UK factory and distributed through specialist building and plumbing merchants and distributors. The range is WRAS approved and is listed on DEFRA’s ECA Water Technology List.

Cistermiser’s in-house technical team offers pre-sales and installation advice as well as site surveys and general technical assistance. Several of our products are part of the Water Efficient Product Labelling Scheme and our IR range has been awarded the Waterwise Marque. Cistermiser Ltd is certified to ISO 9001:2008.

Cistermiser Ltd is a subsidiary of Davidson Holdings Ltd. Davidson Holdings Ltd owns and manages brand-leading companies in the lightside building products sector.

CHSA

The CHSA represents all the major manufacturers and distributors, from global multinationals and national networks to privately owned independent businesses.

The Association gives these businesses a powerful collective voice and keeps them informed and connected through highlight events, seminars and the newsletter.

The CHSA has driven up standards, making it possible for buyers of cleaning products to be sure when they buy Accredited products that what’s on the box is what’s in the box. All members adhere to the code of practice and the Manufacturing Standards Accreditation Schemes for Soft Tissue products, Plastic Refuse Sacks and Industrial Cotton Mops make sure customers get what they pay for.

Charlton House

Charlton House is a niche staff catering brand within the CH&Co group. With an annual turnover of £29 million, it is far smaller than its closest competitors – a real advantage for companies looking for a highly personalised and trustworthy service.

A well respected name within the food service sector, Charlton House has built its entire business on delivering its promises. The company has a portfolio of 80 contracts and it employs almost 800 people.

This niche staff catering brand is very different to the larger companies that dominate the food service sector. It has different objectives too, very transparent finances and is known for being an ethical player with a genuine interest in its customers’ health and wellbeing.

For example, Charlton House has a dedicated programme (www.wellbeingbeingwell.co.uk) to ensure that customers are fully informed to make the right food choices during the working day. The Times columnist and leading nutritionist, Amanda Ursell, works very closely with Charlton House to keep her finger on the pulse of a very diverse and highly satisfied client base.

Staff welfare is also a priority, and as recent recipients of a gold standard Investors In People assessment, the company prides itself on the relationships it holds with its staff and clients.

Environmental responsibility stands at the heart of the company’s activities. Always aware of the impact its business activities have on the environment, Charlton House works very closely with clients to minimise its carbon footprint on site. The company is one of few contract caterers to seek ISO14001 accreditation across all of its sites. So far, sixteen contracts have gained accreditation. This internationally recognised standard relates to management systems that control the impact a company has upon its environment, and covers such issues as minimising waste, the use of raw materials and energy, reducing pollution and improving efficiency.

Use of seasonal British produce is also important and the company’s food director, the Michelin-starred chef, David Cavalier, is passionate about supporting local growers and producers because of important issues such as traceability and minimising food miles. Charlton House has recently completed one of the most complex Red Tractor certification programme by the Assured Food Standards Scheme to date.

The Red Tractor logo is the only kite-mark that guarantees standards and traceability throughout the food chain, while giving reassurance to the customer that what they are eating is whole chain British.