Grant Watson Earnshaw

Part of Holcim Ltd., Lafarge UK Holdings Ltd. is a leading supplier and manufacturer of heat emitters. The company was founded in 1969 and is based in Dorking, UK. Myson, a subsidiary of Lafarge UK Holdings, offers a complete range of heating solutions and services for commercial and domestic applications. Myson provides a wide range of heating products, including traditional panel radiators, designer radiators, and towel warmers, as well as heating valves and electronic controls. The British company offers full and comprehensive support from design layouts to advanced technical advice and support from heating experts. Myson is best placed to provide unbiased design support and technical assistance for installers, M&E contractors, architects, and consultants who favour the complete solutions approach. Myson also offers RIBA accredited CPD training courses, and their core radiator products are available on BIM store and on the Myson website.

Lafarge SA engaged in the production and marketing of building materials. It produces and sells cement, aggregates and ready-mix concrete. The company's building products and solutions were used to construct and renovate homes, buildings and infrastructures. It provided its services under the brand name Lafarge. The company operated through the following divisions: Cement, and Aggregates and Concrete. The Cement division produced and sold a wide range of cement and hydraulic binders adapted to the needs of the construction industry. It also offered specialty cements suitable for use in a variety of environmental conditions and specific applications, natural lime hydraulic binders, masonry cements, and ground blast furnace slag. The Aggregates and Concrete division produced and sold aggregates, ready mix concrete, and products relating to paving activities. It also offered plaster based products which include plaster plate, plaster squares, coatings, metal framework and industrial plaster. Lafarge was founded by Joseph-Auguste Pavin de Lafarge in 1833 and was headquartered in Toulouse, France.