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ORDER YOUR COOLSEAT - Email the designer and Coolseats owner, Michael Mobbs; I will give you my personal assistance and assist you to choose the Coolseat which best works for you - michael@sustainablehouse.com.au

  • THIS WAY YOUR ORDER IS QUICKLY FILLED - I’ll reply to you quickly.

    Coolseats sales to resume in August 2026

  • Why sales are paused:

    I’m relocating the fabrication factory from Melbourne to Sydney so the factory is closer to where I live in Chippendale, Sydney.

    This way I may more effectively continue to simplify the design, reduce the cost and make it easier for anyone to assemble their Coolseats.  The range of options is being increased.

  • Coolseats winning design awards in Victoria:

    In the meantime here is an email to my and my fellow project colleague from the project officer at Melbourne City Council, Nicky Stecca, with her news about some Victorian design awards being won by the Worms at Work project involving Coolseats:

    "Worms at Work has been named a finalist in the 2026 MAV Innovation Awards, in the Stronger Together Award for Council Collaboration category.

    The project also received a Special Commendation in the Horizon Award for Future Climate Change Leadership and Action category.

    Thank you both for making this project happen and for being such active and passionate collaborators throughout. It’s great to see the work and collaboration behind the pilot recognised in this way.

    The winners will be announced on 17 September, I’ll keep you posted 😊

    Also worth sharing: Worms at Work will become part of a public series of innovation case studies, available for councils and other interested organisations to learn from. Hopefully, this will help make this type of project more accessible to other municipalities and demonstrate the value of testing innovative ideas through collaboration with community and external partners.

    Thanks again for everything you’ve contributed to the project!.

    Best,

    Nicky Stecca (she/her) | (Acting) Program Lead Zero Waste City | Waste and Recycling

    City of Melbourne “

  • Register for sales information:

    Please provide your contact details if you wish to be alerted to the new design, sale price, and availability.  This way I can send you prices including freight costs. Existing sales enquiries have been registered.

    Please email me your: name, address, mobile

    Design, materials:

    All parts and the design have a lifetime expectancy equal to that of typical high quality local council street furniture made of steel – over 20 years.

    The weight and dimensions will be similar to the current dimensions which are:

    ·      1 garden bed + seat:

    o   Length 1650 mm

      Width  500 mm

    o   Height 600 mm

    o   Weight: less than 80kg – easy for two people to carry, to fit into a lift, or onto a balcony, in a laneway, on or beside a footpath

    ·      2 garden bed + seat:

    o   Length 2100 mm

    o   Width  500 mm

    o   Height 600 mm

    o   Weight: less than 80kg – easy for two people to carry, to fit into a lift, or onto a balcony, in a laneway, on or beside a footpath

    Features include:

    ·      Steel protects the compost from rats and mice

    ·      Safe for children and anyone with simple mechanical design to prevent the seat slamming

    ·      Long lasting street furniture – 20 years +: rust proof steel frame

    ·      Stable seat made of wood recycled plastic

    ·      Self-watering garden with water stored below the garden beds – saves 80% of water and time to water

    ·      Price range being reviewed: aiming for less than $1,500 and preferably around $1100

    ·      Typical freight price for flat packed Coolseats ready to assemble and delivered to most of Australia is around $100 to $200

  • Myself and others in the Coolseats project are here to support your project

  • The image above of the metal plate fixed to the Coolseat provides a link with tips and videos on such things as: how to assemble the flat packed Coolseat; how to compost; how to harvest more compost; why rats can’t get into the compost; examples of school, park, council, home and park projects.

    Thank you,

    Michael Mobbs, Coolseats

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