The family run business of Cloverleaf is a pleasant example of how quality of product can establish an international reputation without the need of being a corporate giant. Such recognition frequently extends into the commercial sector of the market, where numerous prestigious construction contracts have included the specifying of Cloverleaf equipment – and in many instances a full package including design, installation and commissioning.

Numerous interesting past projects are listed below, and few can be as exciting as Cloverleaf’s ongoing ties with the UN World Health Organisation to develop small filtration systems capable of tackling pollution in drinking water in many very poor parts of the third world.

Cloverleaf’s current development and intensive research into ozone systems (“Clovozone”) is likely to play a significant future roll in the aquatic commercial sector of the market involving fish breeding, rearing and stocking, and few individuals would deny the great importance of addressing fish health and the killer viruses which exist international. (For Clovozone see also "Quick Guide To Products" page).

For an interesting  Photo Tour of the "Eden Project" see link below.