Hunter Irrigation System Control is Child’s Play at Toys “R” Us World Headquarters When Toys “R” Us purchased a sprawling 200-plus acre site in Wayne, NJ to serve as their new World Headquarters, they inherited a 1960s irrigation system that was less technologically advanced than many of today’s children’s toys. The original system had only one controller location for the entire site, and it was as confusing as a Rubik’s Cube. The system was pieced together using many different manufacturers’ products. The wrong heads were installed with the wrong types of nozzles. The heads weren’t covering the required areas. Water waste was rampant. The company undertook a major landscaping renovation, including a totally new irrigation system. The project installation contractor— Hackensack, NJ-based A

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