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The grey stained version of our 40 by 60 inch dining table, with a retired snowboard runner down the center. You pick the height, which matters more than people expect once bar stools or a covered deck get involved.
A mountain range in grey, black and silver, painted so the ridgelines fade back the way real ones do at dusk. This one is a snowboard chair, built from at least three retired boards on a sturdy Douglas Fir base. Wide seat, deep lean, no bright colors to argue with your patio.
The Zia sun in red on that unmistakable yellow field, hand painted across the seat back in exterior oils. Underneath it is a full size Adirondack chair built in Colorado from retired skis on a Douglas Fir base, complete with a ski binding cup holder. New Mexico pride, sized for a porch in Santa Fe or a condo up north.
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.
Our Classic Hockey Stick Chairs offer a sporty outdoor vibe, making them a great addition to any venue. With their stylish appearance, Impress friends and family with your Colorado gear! With extensive customizability, you will have a truly original piece. Built with quality in mind, these chairs offer both comfort and durability.Â
Three Adirondack chairs built from a mix of retired skis and snowboards, so no two seat backs read the same. Hand painted in exterior oils and weatherproof, 45 inches tall by 36 inches deep and 32 inches wide. Request the brands you rode, or just tell us which colors to leave out.
The Colorado flag, big red C and all, painted across a matched pair of hybrid ski and snowboard Adirondack chairs. Both are built here in Colorado from retired skis and snowboards on a sturdy Douglas Fir base and finished in weatherproof exterior oil. State pride, no bumper sticker required.
A wolf holds still against a hand painted sunset, oranges running hot along the ridge and cooling into deep purple toward the top of the seat back. It is a full size Adirondack chair built in Colorado from four to five pairs of retired skis on a Douglas Fir base. The wolf does not howl, which the neighbors appreciate.
A hand painted tribute to Jimi, brushed slowly in exterior oils across the back of an Adirondack ski chair. Built in Colorado from four to five pairs of retired skis on a Douglas Fir base, so the canvas has already been down a mountain or two. For the person whose record collection still starts at the good stuff.
Same Adirondack build as our ski chairs, except this one is made from retired water skis for the people whose season runs the other direction. Redwood and Douglas fir, hand painted with oil paints, 45 inches tall by 36 deep and 32 wide.
A real two person chair off the East lift at Arapahoe Basin, the ski area that opens early and stays open until the parking lot gives up. Roughly 101 inches tall by 30 inches deep and 45 inches wide, powder coated in the color you pick, with a new stained wood seat. Ready to ship, and it is the last one.
Lift #5 at Taos Ski Valley hauled skiers up New Mexico’s steepest terrain, and this is one of its actual chairs. A genuine two person chairlift, roughly 91 inches tall by 30 inches deep and 42 inches wide, powder coated in the color you choose. When this one is gone, it is gone.
The Colorado flag done in marbled greys instead of the usual red and blue, hand painted in exterior oil across all four chairs. Retired skis on Douglas fir bases, 45 inches tall by 36 deep and 32 wide with binding cup holders. Quieter than the full color version, and it goes with everything already on your deck.
Same Colorado flag, none of the shouting. This one is hand painted in a marbled greyscale palette, so the C and the mountains read as texture and shadow instead of primary colors. A full size Adirondack chair built from retired skis on a Douglas Fir base, for people whose deck already has a color scheme.
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.
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