TurfCool® Irrigation Boxes

  • Addresses safety and aesthetic concerns associated with plastic utility boxes
  • Designed to fit specific manufacturer irrigation, rotary sprinkler and/or valve systems
  • Easy access makes it convenient for daily use, repairs, and adjustments
  • Adapts to most athletic field playing surfaces
  • Aluminum or heavy-duty steel construction with integrated drainage stub where applicable
  • Synthetic turf models include exclusive infill retainage gasket and perimeter turf attachment ledge
  • Custom sizes and designs available upon request

Description

Access to irrigation controls should be simple, secure, and built to withstand the demands of outdoor sports facilities. TurfCool® irrigation boxes by Sportsfield Specialties provide a reliable way to house valves, quick couplers, and irrigation components while keeping them protected and easy to access. Installed flush with the surrounding grade, these boxes help maintain a smooth, uninterrupted playing surface while giving grounds crews convenient access to critical irrigation infrastructure.

Designed for use on natural grass fields, landscaped areas, and synthetic turf systems, irrigation boxes protect internal components from damage caused by foot traffic, maintenance equipment, and weather exposure. Durable aluminum or steel construction ensures long-term performance in high-use environments, while removable lids allow for quick access during routine adjustments or repairs.

For facilities that require additional access points for power, data, or communications, irrigation boxes can be used alongside electrical and communications boxes to create a more complete utility infrastructure across the field. This approach allows facility managers to organize irrigation, lighting, timing systems, and other connections within dedicated enclosures, improving both efficiency and overall field presentation.

By providing a dedicated enclosure for irrigation components, TurfCool® systems help simplify maintenance routines and keep infrastructure organized and protected. The result is a more efficient irrigation system, reduced downtime, and a cleaner, more professional athletic facility.

Documentation

TCITQCV - Quick connect water valve box, synthetic infill turf

TCITQCVHD - Heavy duty quick connect water valve box, synthetic infill turf

TCNGQCV - Quick connect water valve box, natural grass

TCNGQCVHD - Heavy duty quick connect water valve box, natural grass

TCTSQCV - Quick connect water valve box, synthetic infill track surface

TCBMQCV - Quick connect water valve box, concrete or asphalt

TCITHRSR - Self-retractable hose reel box, synthetic infill turf
Documentation Unavailable
TCNGHRSR - Self-retractable hose reel box, natural grass
Documentation Unavailable
TCTSHRSR - Self-retractable hose reel box, synthetic track surface
Documentation Unavailable
TCBMHRSR - Self-retractable hose reel box, concrete or asphalt
Documentation Unavailable
TCITTS120V - Toro® TS120 series sprinkler box, synthetic infill turf

TCITTS170V - Toro® TS170 series sprinkler box, synthetic infill turf

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are irrigation boxes typically installed on athletic fields?

Irrigation boxes are usually installed near valve clusters, sprinkler control points, and irrigation line junctions. Proper placement allows maintenance staff to access the irrigation system without disrupting the playing surface.

Can irrigation boxes be installed in both natural grass and landscaped areas?

Irrigation boxes are commonly used in natural grass athletic fields, parks, landscaped areas, and other turf environments where irrigation systems require accessible service points.

What should be considered when selecting an irrigation box for a sports field?

Facility planners typically consider box size, load requirements, and accessibility needs. The irrigation box should be large enough to accommodate the valves or connections inside while remaining easy for maintenance crews to access.

How do irrigation boxes help simplify field maintenance?

By grouping valves and connections inside a designated enclosure, irrigation boxes make it easier for maintenance staff to locate, inspect, and service irrigation components quickly. This helps reduce downtime and keeps irrigation systems operating efficiently.