| Name | Bowling Lane |
| Condition | Well Reconditioned and New |
| Features | High Performance, Cost Effective |
| Warranty | 1-3 Years |
| Size | 12.3* 1.8*2.6m |
| Weight | 6.8kg |
| MOQ | 9 |
| Type | Bowling Set |
| Color | Optional |
| Usage | Children over 3 years old and adults |
| Packing | Pallet |
A bowling alley is a venue specially set up for bowling. The basic elements that constitute a bowling alley include the field, the fairway, the bowling ball, the pins, the opening computer, the fairway display, the ball rack, the battery, the fairway small computer and the bowling equipment. At the same time, there are many things used to maintain the fairways and arena operations, such as oil drop machines, machines to clean the fairways, etc. The fairway consists of a walkway for assisting walks, a rolling fairway for the ball to roll, and a pin area for placing pins. The material is generally sumac or pine that is resistant to bowling balls. The fairway is mainly composed of 39 pieces of slender slats (about 3 cm wide and 15 cm thick). The fairway is 19.15 meters long, 1.024-1.066 meters wide, and the distance from the foul line to the No. 1 pin is 18.26 meters. To protect the fairway surface, a special protective paint is applied on it. In addition to the fairway protective paint, an oil drop machine will also be used to evenly drop a layer of oil on the fairway, so that the bowling ball can roll more smoothly on the fairway without scratching the surface of the fairway or bowling ball. Therefore, players must not exceed the foul line when bowling, which may lead to falls. The field area is spacious and the space is tall. The fairways, automatic ball return facilities, score display, ball path display and other facilities meet the standards of international bowling competition venues. The fairway and its surrounding wooden floors are high-grade and luxurious. The walls and ceilings are beautifully decorated and comfortable. The interior is well lit and softly lit.
At the starting point of the walkway, there are two groups of 10 black dots, which are called walk-assist marking points, also called station marking points, which are signs for golfers to choose their positions. There is an arrow every 5 boards, counting from left to right, distributed on the 5th, 10th, 15th, 20th, 25th, 30th, and 35th boards in turn, a total of 7 arrows. The other group is a small dot, which is about 243.97 cm away from the foul line. It is divided into a left half group and a right half group. The two groups are symmetrical with each other. The right half group is distributed on the 3rd, 5th, 9th, 11th and 14th boards from the right, and the left half group is distributed on the same position from the left.
