Hotel upgrade

Hotel upgrade

A major bathroom refurbishment at the Radisson RED London Heathrow has been completed with significant improvements in water efficiency, hygiene and user experience – supported by the specification of Cistermiser infrared sensor taps and urinal control solutions.

The £2 million transformation of the hotel’s 250 bathrooms, delivered by SaveMoneyCutCarbon, focused on maximising sustainability and long-term cost savings without compromising guest comfort.

Cistermiser’s proven washroom water management technology played a key role in achieving these objectives. Radisson RED’s Heathrow hotel is one of the flagship properties in the brand’s portfolio, located minutes from the UK’s busiest airport. With growing pressure on hospitality venues to reduce their environmental impact and meet ESG goals, the refurbishment provided an opportunity to futureproof the building’s water systems while upgrading its aesthetic and operational standards.

Cistermiser’s Sensazone and Infrared Taps were specified to replace dated manual fittings in all en-suite bathrooms. The Sensazone system controls the water supply to each washroom area using ceiling-mounted PIR motion sensors, activating water only when the space is occupied. Once the bathroom is vacated, the system automatically shuts off the water supply after a short delay, minimising the risk of leaks, reducing unnecessary consumption and enhancing safety.

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