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Green, yellow and blue snowboards run down the center of this 40 by 60 inch dining table, and the color is the entire point. Hand painted, finished for weather, and sitting in the Ready to Ship group instead of the build queue.
The top of this 40 by 60 inch dining table is laid out in retired retro skis, straight sidewalls, old typefaces and logos left exactly as they came. If you learned on gear that looked like this, you will spend the first ten minutes reading the table instead of eating on it.
A full 40 by 60 inch dining table with a runner of retired snowboards down the middle of the top. Big enough to seat the family for a real dinner, built tough enough to leave outside on the patio year round.
Soft pastel ridgelines fading one behind the other, like foothills on a morning when the fog has not burned off yet. A pair of hybrid Adirondack chairs built in Colorado from retired skis and snowboards on a Douglas Fir base. Quieter than most of what we make, and people notice them anyway.
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.
Pikes Peak with the Manitou Incline running straight up the shoulder of it, which happens to be the view out our shop door. The Incline is 2,744 steps. This chair is zero steps, and we consider that an improvement. Hand painted in Colorado on an Adirondack chair built from retired skis and a Douglas Fir base.
A handcrafted replica chairlift bench for three, powder coated in the color you want, red, blue, black, green, copper or silver, with a wrap around bar and a wooden seat. Roughly 58 inches wide and 24 deep, hanging 72 to 90 inches tall depending on where you mount it. We will change the dimensions to fit your porch. Just ask.
Deep purple sky scattered with hand laid stars, the kind of sky you only get well away from town, painted across two hybrid snowboard and ski chairs. Built in Colorado from retired boards on a Douglas Fir base, and this set is in stock and ready to ship.
Queen width, built from real retired skis lined up across the wall behind your bed. You choose the color arrangement and we can adjust the height or the number of skis so it fits the room you actually have.
A red three person chairlift replica bench hung from a wooden A-frame built out of 4×6 and 4×4 timbers. The bench measures roughly 18 deep, 57 wide and 51 tall, with the A-frame in the photo standing 79 inches. It is in the Ready to Ship group.
This replica gondola cabin is built to work for a living, either as a reception desk or as a DJ booth. It stands 70 inches tall by 68 deep and 80 wide, powder coated in the color you name. Customizable down to the paint and the seating layout.
A bull elk standing in silhouette while the sun drops behind a Rocky Mountain ridge, hand painted in exterior oils across the seat back. One Adirondack ski chair, built in Colorado from four to five pairs of retired skis on a Douglas Fir base. If you have ever heard one bugle at dusk, you already understand this chair.
Mail us the clubs and we will build them into an Adirondack rocker with a putting green cup holder in the arm. One chair takes a full set, eleven or twelve clubs. If you do not have clubs to send, we have plenty of our own waiting for a second career.
Send us the sticks and we build the chair. A hockey stick chair takes twelve to fifteen sticks, which surprises nearly everyone, so if you are short we fill in from our own stock and put yours where you look. Redwood and Douglas fir frame, 45 inches tall by 36 deep and 32 wide, hand painted in oils. Names and numbers on the arms are standard.
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