In an everchanging world, the one variable that cannot change is the attention to Quality and Service. Cardon has established a reputation for over 30 years as having the most reliable and stable tables in existence, demanded and purchased by some of the most prestigious Universities and Teaching Hospitals around North America.
We at Cardon pride ourselves in the quality, craftsmanship, versatility and longevity of our products. When buying Cardon you will see, we listen to our customers, implement their requests and more importantly make a point of addressing them in the construction of the tables.
Our policy going forward is to continue to ask questions, improve quality of the existing product and introduce new solutions.
The Accepted Standard of Performance As we enter our 32nd year, we continue to be encouraged by the positive feedback we receive on an ongoing basis from therapists. When quality, craftsmanship and versatility makes such a difference it follows that the challenge to create new designs is to continue to meet the rigorous standards of the Orthopedic therapist. An example of such an achievement is the successful design of the Neurological Treatment Table with its extended weighty capacities of 500lbs and 900lbs. This latest modification, allows the patient to be lowered to permit the most advantageous working height without a compromise of patient care. Similarly in our Exercise Equipment section, we have the Continuous Variable Position Pulley System (C.V.P.P.) with a moving pulley mechanism for more resistance thru a wider arc of movement. This is particularly important for wide sweeping PNF motions. This year we look forward to continuing to work with you the therapist in the development of new products to meet your needs in the evolving therapist world.
Chester began its journey to becoming one of the most historical cities in England when the Romans landed there in AD70. The Romans initial interest in Chester stemmed from the fact that it is situated at the head of the River Dee. Careful investigation at the Chester Racecourse, also known as the Roodee, will reveal the remains of initial city walls; which is built where the old harbour of Chester once was.
The architecture of the city of Chester has developed over years and years from the start made by the Romans and is now deeper in detail and interest. Examples of neoclassical, Tudor, Georgian and Victorian influences flood the surroundings making any visit quite awe-inspiring.
Chester is famous for its city walls which are a fantastic place to start your discovery of such an intricate city. The walls are the most complete circuit enclosing any British city and offer a stimulating and informative two mile walk around Chester; giving the chance to view many of Chester's famous monuments. Similarly to the rest of Chester, the walls were first erected by the Romans to defend the 'castra' or Roman fort. Settlers to the city have made their own additions and deletions with the resulting walls having been added to as recently as the 1960s.
Once you have enjoyed your walk around the walls Chester provides plenty of excellent sources to help with further investigation into the intriguing history of its city. A number of builings and grounds in Chester are considered Heritage Sites. They are looked after very well by Chester City and are always pleasant to go and see.
The Cheshire Military Museum has valuable information about past wars and Cheshire regiments and can be found in the fascinating grounds of the once glorious Chester Castle.
Exhibitions detailing Victorian Chester and examples of modern art are available at the Grosvenor Museum.
One of the essential sights to see in Chester is the Chester Cathedral. Even those with no religious tendencies cannot fail to be impressed with the wonderful sculptures, architecture and stained glass art within the Cathedral.
There are a number of tours available during which experts will show you around their Chester making sure that you do not miss a thing.
You can choose to explore by foot, by open-top bus or even experience a cruise along the River Dee.
When the sightseeing is done it is time to start shopping. It is hard to avoid the sense of history surrounding you even if the aim of your visit is to go home laden with shopping bags. Shopping is a great experience in Chester whatever your desired purchase. Chester has all the high street names and for truly unique and special gifts you can visit Chester Market Hall. All this is located in a mixture of modern malls and the notoriously famous Chester Rows.
To complete your day visit one of the many and varied restaurants, bars or pubs. The perfect place to take a rest whilst you remember the best bits of your day and organise your next day out in Chester.
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