Worldwide leader in Macerating systems celebrates 25 years in Canada

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(NC)—They make your bathroom installations easier, and now they are celebrating 25 successful years in Canada.

The worldwide leader of macerating toilet systems and gray water pumping systems, Saniflo Canada, is celebrating its 25th year in Canada and 55 years in business. Since entering the Canadian market, Saniflo has seen exponential sales growth and leads the market in macerating and grinding system development and innovation.

Founded in France in 1958, the company began as a water treatment plant equipment designer before quickly revolutionizing the bathroom-fixture market with its macerator and grinder toilet systems. In 1988 they started distributing the line in Canada. Suitable for both residential and commercial applications, the macerator and grinder systems are easy, cost-effective and mess-free above floor solutions requiring less time on the job for contractors and minimal stress for DIY enthusiasts.

“It is great to look back and see how far we have come in the past 25 years”, said Daniel Cayer, national sales manager for Saniflo Canada. “Since its incorporation, we have introduced many innovative products and will continue to develop cutting-edge macerator and grinder system solutions for our consumers and partners. We would like to thank our employees and partners for their efforts in helping us to remain a leader in the industry”

The most recent addition to their line is the Sanicubic1. This unit is an above floor simplex grinder system that can handle multiple waste fixtures for both residential and commercial applications. It accepts accidental flushing of sanitary items, eliminating clogging issues found on sewage ejector systems.

More information is available online at www.saniflo.ca or toll-free at 1-800-363-5874.

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