Step into the apocalyptic creativity of ikziezombies.com, where our counter-culture spirit thrives on the synergy between DIY prowess and the heart-pounding world of extreme sports, especially skateboarding. Enter the lair of David van Vliet, our right-hand maestro in the midst of this creative chaos, turning discarded skateboards into legendary “StoopDecks” – not just benches, but artifacts of a rebellion against waste.

Picture this: boards scraped and trashed, now resurrected into unique benches with a decoupeerzaag, bearing the battle scars of the streets. These StoopDecks aren’t just furniture; they’re the remnants of our zombie-slaying adventures, repurposed for your living space.

But who is the mastermind behind this undead DIY revolution? None other than David, our promotional monster, lurking in the skate, BMX, and graffiti realms of Amsterdam, and revered in Almere. His ethos is simple – why waste money when you can unleash the creative undead?

“Voor een expositie over de skateboard cultuur,” as David puts it, unveils the saga behind StoopDecks. Used skateboard decks, collected through the underground channels of Skatestore Amsterdam, undergo a transformation into compact benches and 90s-style shaped decks. These artifacts tell tales of the streets, resonating with the rebellious graffiti spirit.

Stichting De Schoor and Jeugdland Stad become the battlegrounds for David’s workshops, where skateboarding clinics and graffiti sessions become the training grounds for the next generation. This isn’t just recycling; it’s an uprising against conformity.

Now, imagine witnessing the chaos firsthand – the StoopDecks proudly on display at our Amsterdam Almere-based studio. But here’s the kicker: they aren’t just for show. These relics are available for the chosen few through special client orders, tailored to fit your space and embrace the spirit of the undead revolution.

So, fellow zombie slayers, venture into our studio, witness the StoopDecks in their full glory, and secure your piece of the apocalypse. It’s not just furniture; it’s a rebellion against the mundane, a testament to our relentless pursuit of creativity in the face of the undead.