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Boots off, coat up, one piece of furniture instead of two. This entryway bench and coat rack combo is built in Colorado from retired skis and snowboards, hand painted in weatherproof exterior oils. It measures 44 inches tall by 36 inches deep and 60 inches wide.
Colorado Flag Mountain & Trees Mural Snowboard Bench
Perfect for an afternoon or evening to sit back and relax in. This classic Colorado Flag Mountain & Trees Mural Snowboard Bench stands out and always makes you smile. Comfortable, stylish & built to last outdoors in the elements.
36″ tall by 36″ deep and 60″ wide.
Two grey and silver Colorado flag ski chairs plus a matching bench, painted as one set with the mountain line carrying across all three. Built in Colorado from repurposed skis and snowboards on Douglas Fir bases. Enough seating that nobody has to drag over a camp chair.
These stylish bench’s are made from repurposed snowboards, ideal for any lover of the slopes. Transform your space into a sporty, yet stylish display. Reminisce good memories with family and friends on this unique piece of Colorado gear! Built with quality in mind, this bench offers both comfort and durability.
White cross on red, the Swiss flag that ski patrol borrowed and never gave back, hand painted in exterior oils. It is a snowboard bench, 62 inches wide, built in Colorado from retired boards on a sturdy Douglas Fir base. Seats two adults with room for a helmet between them.
A maroon and gold sunset behind the Colorado C, painted across real retired snowboards. The frame is 44 inches tall, 36 deep and 60 wide, finished in exterior oils by hand and rated to live outdoors year round. If maroon is not your team, tell us the colors and we will paint it your way.
White aspen trunks with a moose standing in the middle of them, hand painted the length of one retired snowboard. About 60 by 18 by 17 inches, 300 lb capacity, equally happy as a boot bench or a coffee table. Aspens on a bench, and none of them need raking.
A bull moose walking under a green and violet aurora, hand painted end to end on one retired snowboard. Roughly 60 by 18 by 17 inches with a 300 lb capacity, so it holds people as easily as it holds boots and mail. The moose does not move. Verified.
Layered blue ridgelines hand painted across a 36 by 18 by 18 inch ski coffee table, built to order. Low enough for a living room, tough enough for a patio, and finished for both. 300 lb capacity, so it survives the guest who sits on the coffee table.
You pick the colors on this one before we build it. Tell us the palette, the ski brands, or just the colors to leave out, and the bench gets built from retired skis to match. Seats two, handcrafted in Colorado, and finished to live outside.
Patio Dining Table + Mural Snowboard Runner + Painted SB Benches – Set of 3
Perfect for A WAY cooler outdoor dining and hang out experience!!!
Also great for trade show booths, bouncers, door security, etc.. cutomize your own look and color palate, most changes are free!
We also make it in a shorter patio table dining chair size as well!!
Bring us your photos and our painters work them into a mural across the back of a snowboard bench. The one pictured started as two honeymoon photos and became a 10th anniversary surprise. Douglas fir base, 36 inches tall by 36 deep and 64 wide. Custom paint work runs $75 to $2,500 depending on the detail.
Pikes Peak standing behind the red rock fins of Garden of the Gods, hand painted in exterior oils across a single retired snowboard. The bench is built in Colorado and measures 44 inches tall by 36 inches deep and 60 inches wide. Weatherproof, so the porch is fair game.
Pikes Peak at sunset with a moose standing in the foreground, painted across a bench built from repurposed snowboards and skis. The frame runs 44 inches tall, 36 deep and 60 wide, which is two people comfortably and three if they know each other well. Hand painted in exterior oils and built to sit outside through a Colorado winter.
Ship us the skis in your garage and we will build them into a bench. The pairs you learned on, the pairs from the trip nobody shuts up about, the pair a parent left behind. If you do not have skis to send, we have plenty and can match a color story instead.
A bench is the piece people underestimate. A chair seats one person having a quiet moment. A bench seats two people having a conversation, which is a different thing entirely, and it is why the bench usually ends up being the most used piece of furniture on the deck.
Every snowboard bench Colorado Ski Chairs builds starts with an actual snowboard, retired off a mountain rather than manufactured for a furniture line, set into a solid wood frame. Ski benches are the same idea with skis. They are handmade to order in Manitou Springs, Colorado, hand painted in exterior oils, and built to sit outside through a Colorado winter and come back fine.
Bears, moose among the aspens, northern lights, Bigfoot, Colorado sunsets. Painted in oils by hand, not printed or applied as a decal.
Retired snowboards and skis, so the graphics and the wear are genuine. No two benches come out the same.
Several designs work as either. Sit on it, or put boots and drinks on it, usually both in the same evening.
The core of the range. Single board and double board versions, hand painted with a mural across the back so the artwork runs the full width. The Moose Among the Aspens and the Colorado Bear Mural benches are the ones people order most, and the Northern Lights version is the one that stops people in the driveway.
Built from retired skis rather than boards, including the low back alpine styles like the Alpine Low Back Retro Ski Bench and the Powder version. Lower profile, a bit more lounge than dining.
The Light Blue Mystic Mountain and Customizable Single Snowboard pieces are built to take weight either way. In practice most people use them as a boot bench in winter and a coffee table the rest of the year.
If you are furnishing a whole space rather than filling a gap, there are matched sets: a Fire Pit Starter Set with two ski chairs and a bench, and larger patio dining sets with a table, bar stools and benches painted as one design.
The Wakeboard Bench is the same build using real wakeboards, for the lake house rather than the cabin. You pick the boards.
Breweries, restaurants, resorts and offices order benches in matched runs, and there is an XXL stained bench that takes a vinyl logo decal for lobbies and event spaces, with aluminum or plastic appliques available instead if you want the mark to read as hardware. See Branded and Office Solutions. Short term rental of a ski lift bench is also available for events.
Yes. Every snowboard bench is built from an actual retired snowboard, which is why the graphics and the wear pattern differ from one bench to the next.
Two comfortably on the standard single and double board benches. The larger patio sets and dining benches seat more, and we can build to a specific length if you have a space to fill.
Yes. Benches are built on solid wood frames and hand painted in exterior oils so they handle sun, snow and rain. There is a three year warranty on everything we make.
Yes. Pick from the painted designs shown, or describe what you want. Our artists paint mountain ranges, wildlife, sunsets, state flags and custom scenes. Tell us the colors you want and the ones you do not.
Yes. Send us the board, drop it off, or we will collect it anywhere in Colorado. See Sentimental for pieces built from your own gear.
Most benches are made to order, typically two to four weeks. Some are ready to ship. Local delivery covers Colorado Springs, Denver, Breckenridge, Vail, Aspen and most of the state, and we ship nationwide to the lower 48.
The short version. Strip the bindings, decide whether the board is the seat or the back, then build a solid wood frame that carries the weight so the board never has to. Drilling a board means going through fiberglass and steel edges, so carbide bits and patience, and every hole gets sealed. Then the frame is hand painted in exterior oils. The long version is what we do here, usually in two to four weeks, and the mural is what turns it from a project into furniture.
Flat or standing upright, somewhere dry and out of direct sun, with a coat of wax on the base and the edges wiped down so they do not rust. Loosen the binding screws if it is going away for years. And the practical answer nobody says out loud: if the board is never going back on snow, a garage rafter is not storage, it is delay. Building it into a bench keeps it in the house where you can see it.
A plain lumber bench from a plan is a hundred to two hundred dollars in materials and an afternoon. A snowboard bench is a different animal, because the board fights back and the hand painted mural is most of the work. Current prices are on each product page in this category, and if you want a specific length, a specific scene or your own board built in, call 303.775.7273 and we will price it properly rather than guess.
Looking for seating for one instead? See Adirondack Ski Chairs. For the chairlift versions see Ski Lifts, and for tables see Tables. Or call 303.775.7273 and describe the space.
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