Table Options

Foul Line on a Bowling Alley

Dots, arrows and a Foul line on a maple section of bowling alley. Semi-gloss polyurethane.

Plain Table

Plain Bowling Alley Table

Arrows in a Bowling Alley

This table has a foul line, dots and arrows.

Square Bowling Alley Table

Pin Deck table top For a Kitchen, Restaurant or Den.

Desk and Shelf Built-In

A standard 42 inch wide bowling alley was cut to desk-width and the left over was used for a floating shelf above the desk.

Coffee Table Bowling Alley

Desk Legs

Big Timberline Legs

Wooden Legs 3

Bar Table Legs

Jumbo Chassis Legs

Walnut Trim with Chamfer

This picture shows walnut trim, a much darker wood, with a chamfer to the edge.

No Trim

The raw edge of the alley is exposed, showing how each piece is put together, and perhaps even some nails.

Maple with Round-Over Bit

This picture shows 3 unique options. The trim wood pictured here is hard maple, a light colored and strong wood. The top edge was eased using a round-over bit. And walnut plugs were used to highlight the holes used to fasten the board to the table. The species of wood, routed edge and plugs are all customizable.

Desk Grommet

To allow cables to pass from the top to the bottom of the table.

LED Lights

Pop-Up Outlets

Dark Stain on Bowling Alley Table Table

This is a completed table with Jacobean stain and matte polyurethane. Note the dull finish even in the direct sun. The legs are from Symmetry Hardware.

Matte Polyurethane

No Stain, protected with Matte Polyurethane. Not as shiny as the gloss.

Different types of stain on bowling alley section

Different types of stain on bowling alley section.