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
Product Description
A reliable irrigation system depends on easy access to the components below the surface. Irrigation boxes protect underground valves and connections while providing convenient access for inspections, routine maintenance, and repairs. They help keep irrigation systems organized, protected, and easier to service throughout the life of the field.
Sportsfield Specialties irrigation boxes are designed for athletic fields, parks, schools, colleges, municipalities, golf courses, and commercial landscapes. Built for long-term durability, these irrigation valve boxes help protect critical irrigation components from everyday wear while allowing maintenance crews to quickly access valves and other underground equipment when needed.
Available in a variety of sizes and configurations, our irrigation access boxes support new construction projects as well as upgrades to existing irrigation systems. Durable materials are designed to withstand demanding outdoor environments while helping maintain a clean, professional appearance across the facility.
Irrigation boxes are part of Sportsfield Specialties’ complete line of athletic field infrastructure products. Pair them with our electrical & communications boxes, manhole access frame kits, and drainage systems to create complete underground utility solutions for your project. Sportsfield Specialties also offers synthetic turf infill containment systems, football goal posts, soccer goals, baseball & softball equipment, and a complete line of athletic facility products, making it easy to source everything your project needs from one experienced manufacturer.
Whether you’re building a new sports field or upgrading an existing irrigation system, our team can help you choose the right irrigation boxes for your project. Contact Sportsfield Specialties to request a quote or learn more about our complete line of utility boxes and athletic field infrastructure products.
Product 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
TCNGHRSR - Self-retractable hose reel box, natural grass
TCTSHRSR - Self-retractable hose reel box, synthetic track surface
TCBMHRSR - Self-retractable hose reel box, concrete or asphalt
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.
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.