Highlights and updates from the world of Skateboard Recycling.
“Furniture for your furniture?!” Uncommon Goods has been an excellent partner since way back when the first Deckstool designs were introduced. Reminiscent of classic Deckstool designs, the legs are attached using skateboard trucks, but rather than showcasing graphics…
Read MoreIn March of 2024 Dr. Dobie of Dobie Revolution Orthodontics in Guilford, CT contacted SkateOrDesign and described the new mega orthodontist office he had under construction and… an empty space….?
Read MoreWe have flipped several our Recycled Skateboard Wall Tile styles and applied them to table top and counter surfaces for some exciting new sustainable interior surface options. “Well, maybe they were not “flipped” exactly” cautioned SkateOrDesign designer, Jason Podlaski…
Read MoreWell, 2020 wasn’t all bad, this project happened.
The new youth lobby Woodson YMCA, Inc. in Wausau Wi. Featuring our 7” skate hex tiles…
Read MoreWelcome to 2020. Disaster abounds. What makes a difference? People helping people.
I received a blue tarp full of disaster debris collected by Team Rubicon and a case of Mountaindew. We stirred them up and sent them through the deckstool factory. The resulting custom skateboards were awarded in a fundraiser/contest benefiting Team Rubicon.
Recycled skateboard tiles now greet visitors at two different terminals at Philadelphia International Airport.
Read MoreSkate Or Design by Deckstool is excited to announce that we are now accepting cryptocurrency for all of our recycled skateboard furniture and designs…
Read MoreSuper stoked to see our Deckstools in Philadelphia's newest and tallest skyscraper, the Comcast Technology Center. Dubbed as the first “vertical corporate campus”, I think some recycled skateboard furniture is only appropriate…
Read MoreWe did it again. We were super excited to be called upon once again to create the trophies for Exposure 2018. Deckstool is proud to be the Official Trophy Sponsor of Exposure Skateboarding for the past 3 years.
Read MoreStoked. We are very honored to have had our New Skater Shake Recycled Skateboard Wall Tiles and Deckstool designer, Jason Podlaski featured in the Interior Design Magazine 2018 Spring Tabloid Issue.
This yearly, super-thick issue is crammed with all the exciting, innovative and cool new products for the coming year. We are very proud to have been included.
Learn more about our New Skater Shake Tiles and all of our recycled skateboard wall tiles here.
Read MoreBroken skateboards are an unfortunate side effect of skateboarding and are usually destined for the landfill. We recycle this waste into unique, high quality furniture, recycled skateboard wall tiles and other cool products. Our designs are inspired by skateboarding and they are engineered based upon how skateboards break during use. The scrapes, scars, and graffiti on the used decks create beautiful patterns over the original skateboard artwork. All of our products are built and finished by skater/craftsman in the USA.
The goal of deckstool is to support skateboarding and skate-related causes through our recycling program, and continue to turn tons of trashed skatedecks into beautiful, useful products that last!
Our recycling program collects broken boards from independent skateshops and parks in the US and Canada. By recycling broken boards with us, these small skateboard businesses can raise extra money for their shop or to fund local skatepark projects.
Please email or call with any product questions or customization request.
Interior Designers and Architects. Please contact us to discuss your project and our "to the trade" program.
Press Inquiries. Please contact us with questions and for Hi-Res images
Skateshops, Skateparks, Fundraisers. Contact us to join our recycling program. Raise cash for your cause or business.
Contact:
Jason Podlaski, designer / owner
+1 (610) 544 2629
info@deckstool.com
