Turf Tube Phoenix, Arizona |
4837 E. Indian School Road |
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"What is a Turf Tube?" Turf Tube is a seat designed by Arizona Landscape Architects to deliver extreme comfort for the most demanding environments. It is an innovative, sustainable, durable, and totally unique alternative to ordinary outdoor furniture that combines high design with functional attitude. Industrial strength and maintenance free, Turf Tube is appropriate for a wide variety of applications. Designed with the environment in mind, it truly exceeds the usual expectations of both indoor and outdoor furniture! Its pop appeal and portability make it an ideal addition to the modern home landscape - indoors and out! "Now that's what I call cool seating!" Turf Tube is indeed novel - but the most innovative feature is its patented environment technology. The seat is covered in artificial turf, which dissipates heat rapidly, allowing surprisingly comfortable use even in the direct sun. Take it with you wherever you play! The Turf Tube is high performance, industrial strength sport utility gear: perfect for tailgating, camping, and any other outdoor adventure you can imagine. Turf Tube is available in a variety of heights and diameters, with endless options for customization. They can be bolted down or left movable, and are available in standard, counter, or barstool height seats. Matching tables and planters are also available so you can deck out your place in contemporary style. Select the removable top option and fill your Turf Tube with whatever you like. "What makes the Turf Tube Green?" Unlike most widely available outdoor furniture, Turf Tube is manufactured locally. The base is made from durable, lightweight, galvanized steel, which will not rust. The components are attached with pop rivets, not toxic welding, like other metal furniture. The rivets are easily removed should a part need replacing. This way, Turf Tube has a longer lifespan and won't end up at the landfill. Speaking of avoiding the landfill, Turf Tube construction also includes recycled plastic lumber, conserving traditional building materials. 4837 E. Indian School Road |
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