Our 60s Skate Decks at Settlers Club are a nod to the raw, unfiltered joy of skateboarding.

When Brooke found a vintage 60s skateboard in her grandfather’s garage and had the idea of making it into wall art, I was instantly transported back to my childhood.
For me, these decks are a reflection of countless hours spent mastering tricks on the streets with neighborhood friends, pushing boundaries and living in the moment. As a snowboarder, skateboarding was always the perfect complement—whether it was skating parks in Tahoe or Santa Barbara, or simply cruising after a day on the slopes.

Knowing that the idea stemmed from her late grandfather makes this blend of past and present something truly special. I can only imagine the fun he was having on his deck in the 60s.

Through these stories, we’ve crafted our 60s Skate Decks to express that timeless vibe of skating. It’s all about embracing the ride!

Grady Mecay & Brooke McGee
Co-Founders, Settlers Club

Maple Wood • 7 Layer maple, dried and bonded together • Coated with a varnish and hand-applied finish for a cleaner vintage look • Mounted with a custom Settlers Club crafted mount for easy hanging and elevated aesthetic Our skateboards are made with natural maple so designs may vary per individual board Dimensions Height: 32” Width: 7 3/4” Mount Depth: 4” from wall

• To protect finish, do not apply abrasives or household cleaners, dust with soft dry cloth.
• Do not expose to direct sunlight or high heat temperatures.
• Hardware may loosen over time, periodically check to make sure all connections are tight and retighten if necessary.

Can the boards be hung horizontally?
Yes, our hardware allows for the boards to be hung both vertically and horizontally.

How do I hang the Skateboards?
All boards come with a Settlers Club two-piece custom wall mount. Attach the small piece using the small screws to the skateboard. Make sure to align the orientation of the skateboard the way you prefer with the U shape in the hardware facing the ground. Attach the large metal piece to the wall with the end metal piece facing upward. Once both are attached, hold the skateboard higher than the wall piece and slide the two pieces into each other. CAUTION - We are not responsible for the hanging of pieces or damage associated with hanging. Each wall is different and our hardware may not be suitable for every scenario.