Showing 16–30 of 149 results
Two signature Adirondack ski chairs and a matching ski bench, left unpainted so the original graphics on the skis do all the talking. Pick the ski brands and colors you want, or just tell us which colors to leave out. One chair alone takes four to five pairs of retired skis, so this set adds up to a lot of old snow days.
Classic adaptation of our ski chair, our Set of 2 – Dark Walnut Golf Club Chairs with Putting Green Cupholder sits just as comfortably and is equally stylish and durable.
Matching Ottomans are optional as well! Looks great everywhere and will easily be a favorite chair in no time.
Four Alpine ski chairs in the colors and wood stain you request. These run smaller than our full Adirondacks at 35 inches tall by 30 deep and 26 wide, which makes them the ones that actually fit a normal patio.
This set of (4) Monochromatic Grey Base/CO Mountains Ski Rocking Chairsoffers the perfect cycle of furniture for peak aesthetics year round. Bringing stylish looks for any beautiful seating area.
Built with quality in mind, these chairs also offer both durability and comfort. The perfect way to furnish any patio or yard!
One chair gets the moose, the other gets the bear, and both sit under a hand painted mountain range lit up in alpenglow pinks and oranges. Each chair measures 35 inches tall by 36 deep and 27 wide. Sold as a set of two so the mural reads across both.
Green and violet aurora bands run behind a moose on one chair and a bear on the other, hand painted in oils on retired skis. Each chair is 35 inches tall by 36 deep and 27 wide, finished for indoor or outdoor use. The two are painted together so the sky lines up across both backs.
A stand of dark evergreens climbing toward a mountain ridge, painted across two chair backs so the scene reads as one picture when they sit side by side. This is a matched pair of Adirondack chairs, built in Colorado from real retired skis on a Douglas Fir base. Eight to ten pairs of skis go into a set like this, which is a lot of good ski days per seat.
Two Adirondack chairs, each with a mountain range hand painted across the front board and real retired skis forming the back and seat. Douglas fir bases, binding cup holders, 45 inches tall by 36 deep and 36 wide apiece. The pair takes eight to ten pairs of skis, so somebody’s old gear is finally earning its keep.
This Set of 2 chairs offers a classic outdoor vibe, making them a great addition to any venue. With their stylish appearance and customizability, you will have a truly original piece. Built with quality in mind, these chairs offer both comfort and durability.Â
Please indicate whether you would like an Ottoman or a side table in the notes.
Aspen leaves drifting across a mountain ridge under a deep night sky, painted over a grey stained finish instead of solid color. A matched pair of ski rocking chairs, built in Colorado from retired skis on Douglas Fir bases. They work indoors as easily as they do out on the deck.
A bear on one chairback, a wolf on the other, both standing against the same burnt orange sunset ridge. Two Adirondack ski chairs built in Colorado from eight to ten pairs of retired skis. Set them side by side and the sunset lines up across both.
A black diamond sitting between a burnt orange sunset and clean blue sky, painted across a matched pair. Two hybrid Adirondack chairs made from retired skis and snowboards, built in Colorado on a Douglas Fir base. For the two people in the house who both still take the steep line.
Blue ridgeline up top, green timber below, hand painted across two matching seat backs the way the drive to the trailhead actually looks. Both are full size Adirondack ski chairs built in Colorado from retired skis, eight to ten pairs for the pair of them. Weatherproof oils, a real ski binding cup holder and a 400 lb capacity on each.
One chair painted in cool spring blues, the other in warm autumn golds, both carrying the same layered Mystic Mountains ridgelines. A set of two Adirondack chairs built in Colorado from eight to ten pairs of retired skis on a Douglas Fir base. Two seasons, one deck, no arguing about which is better.
Blue sky above, green forest below, and Bigfoot out for a walk across the pair of them. These are two matching hybrid Adirondack chairs built in Colorado from retired skis and snowboards on Douglas Fir bases. Two chairs, one legend, no proof required.
Somebody always ends up standing. You bought one chair, you loved it, and then a second person came out onto the deck with a drink and there was nowhere to put them. That is how most of these orders start. A matched set of Adirondack ski chairs fixes the standing problem, and does one thing a single chair cannot, which is carry a single painted scene across every seat in the row.
We build this furniture in Manitou Springs, Colorado, out of skis and snowboards that were done being skis and snowboards. A set is not a volume discount on the same chair copied a few times. The mural gets drawn for the whole group at once. The ridgeline starts on the first chair, crosses the second, and lands on the last one. Line them up and the picture reads across all of them. Drag one over to the fire pit alone and it still looks like it was meant to be there.
This page covers matched sets in general, what changes when you order more than one seat, and how chairs mix with benches, tables and ottomans. If you already know your number, the pair page and the four page go deeper on those counts.
Sets do not stop at four. This one is eight oak whiskey barrel Adirondack chairs ringing a fire pit, which is what happens when the whole family shows up and nobody wants to go inside.
Four Colorado flag ski chairs built as one unit. The flag work was laid out for the group, not repeated four times and hoped for.
A set can be chairs, side tables and ottomans together. Same skis, same paint, same afternoon on the deck with your feet up.
Two things, and both are about the painting rather than the woodworking. First, the mural is composed across the whole group. A mountain range gets more room over four chair backs than over one, so the peaks can be taller and the sky can carry more gradient. Second, the color mixing happens once. Every gallon of exterior oil paint on a set comes from the same batch, so the blues match on delivery day and they still match three summers later.
The skis are the part we cannot standardize, and would not want to. These are retired skis, so a set will have variety in it. That is the point. If you still want the graphics to feel unified, it usually comes down to picking a color family and letting the brands land where they land.
Look through this category and you will find plenty of groups that are not four identical seats. Two chairs and a ski bench around a fire pit. Chairs with a snowboard runner dining table. Bar stools with a pub table. Wine barrel chairs with a round barrel top side table between them. Chairs, side tables and ottomans as a six piece group. If you can picture the arrangement, we have probably built something close to it.
Sets of three come up more than people expect. Two chairs and a bench. Two chairs and a table. A chair, a rocker and an ottoman. No rule says patio furniture has to come in even numbers, and the mural work is arguably more interesting when the composition is asymmetric.
Worth knowing if you are thinking about sending us your own gear. One Adirondack ski chair takes four to five pairs of skis. A matched set of two takes eight to ten pairs, a set of four takes sixteen to twenty, and by eight chairs the garage has to give up somewhere between thirty two and forty pairs. A snowboard chair needs at least three boards. A single snowboard makes a very good coffee table or bench, which is a different product entirely and a fine use for the one board you kept.
Most people ordering a set buy from our stock of retired skis, which is completely normal. If you do have a pile in the garage with history attached, call us before you commit to a count.
Every mural on these chairs is painted by hand in exterior oils. Never a decal. That is why the mountain on chair three lines up with the mountain on chair two, and it is also why a set takes the time it takes.
A logo is different. A logo is never painted. It goes on as a logo decal floated onto a painted background, so the mark holds its exact shape and color instead of being approximated with a brush. Aluminum appliques and plastic appliques are the other two options, each priced differently, and the logo can sit on the front or the back. Branded work gets quoted on a call rather than listed. Call and we will walk through it.
Colors are wide open. Pick ski brands, pick a palette, tell us which colors to leave out. Several sets in this category started with somebody asking for greys because the full blue and gold Colorado flag was a bit loud for the neighbors.
Made to order runs two to four weeks. Some pieces are finished and ready to ship right now, so if you are up against a deadline, ask what is on the floor. Most chairs ship free to the lower 48. We deliver locally across Colorado, including Colorado Springs, Denver, Breckenridge, Vail and Aspen, and we ship nationwide to the lower 48.
Larger sets are worth a phone call first. A six or eight piece group has more decisions in it than a checkout page can hold, and five minutes on the phone saves a lot of back and forth.
No. Matching is the default because most people want it, but plenty of sets are deliberately mixed. The mural can run across the group as one continuous scene, or each chair can carry its own design in a shared palette. Sets built from customer gear often mix eras of skis, and those tend to be the ones we photograph.
Yes, and many sets here do exactly that. Chairs with a ski bench, chairs with a snowboard runner dining table, chairs with matching ottomans and a barrel top side table. Every piece gets the same paint batch so the group reads as one thing.
You can, and tell us at the start so we note the palette. The honest limit is this. Paint we can match closely. Skis are retired gear, so the exact brands and graphics from a build a year ago will not be sitting on the rack. If a perfect match matters, order the full count at once.
Most chairs ship free to the lower 48. Multi piece sets with tables and benches are worth confirming on a call, since freight on a large dining table is a different animal than freight on a chair. Local delivery across Colorado is available.
Yes. Rocker conversion is $75 more per chair and the rockers are cut from repurposed oak wine barrel slats. You can also do a mixed set, two standard and two rockers, if the people in your house have strong opinions about rocking.
Generally two to four weeks. A larger group with a continuous mural sits at the longer end, because the painting is one job rather than several. Some finished pieces are ready to ship immediately, so ask if you are working against a date.
Ready to figure out your count? Start with Set of 2 or Set of 4, browse Patio Sets and Barrel Chairs Sets, or add a bench or table to the group. Furnishing a rental? See Host Furniture Packages. In a hurry, check Ready to Ship. Questions about a custom group, logos or gear you want to send us? Call 303.775.7273 and talk to a human.
No products in the cart.