Pine Floating Built-in Desk
Table 002: Dark Dining Room Table
Table 001: Dark Maple 2-Seater w/ Arrows
Table 003: Kitchen Island with Arrows
Table 004: Maple with dots
Table 005: Dining Table w/ Dots
Table 006: Coffee Table w/ Arrows
Walnut Live Edge Floating Desk
Table 007: Mahogany Table w/M&T Legs
Table 008: Matte 10' Conference Table
Walnut Live Edge Floating Shelves
Built-In 12-light Bipass Door Bookshelf
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Table 010-012: Library Tables with Arrows
Table 009: Skinny Island Top w/ Arrows
Table 013-016: Pin Deck Library Tables
Table 17
84" Trim-less Kitchen Table with Apron and Flush-mount Maple Legs
Table 18-23: Rail Car Floor
Makerspace Tables
Table 24: Gamer's Table with Pop-Up Outlet and Salepe Stetcher
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Giving New Life to Old Wood by repurposing bowling alleys, boxcar floors, bleacher wood, gym floors and more, into furniture and tables with a story.
A completed repurposed recycled bowling alley table with dots and steel legs.
A section of bowling alley turned into a functional, beautify and conversation-starting piece of furniture.
A table made from a repurposed bowling alley. These legs make the table 34" tall, perfect for a dining room or conference table.
Here's a look at a finished repurposed bowling alley table made by New Life Woodworking out of Rochester, NY. Keep scrolling to learn more about the making of this table.
Dots, arrows, finger sections and pin decks in salvaged bowling alley sections are highly sought after because they are more rare than regular sections.
To remove the varnish from a repurposed bowling alley section, you could use a belt sander, paint stripper or even a beat up hand plane.
A look from above at the dots in a repurposed and salvaged bowling alley section that was taken from a polish center in Rochester, New York.
This table measured 95 inches long, by 44 inches wide after all was said and done. This table would be perfect for a dining room table, a table in a bar, restaurant, eatery, podcasting studio or business.
Glue and screws were used to keep the maple trim on the sides of this bowling alley section, along with 52" pipe clamps
Maple trim was used to trim out this reclaimed bowling alley section along with walnut plugs to accent the fastners used.
A perfect Mitre Joint that is trimming out the edges of a custom made bowling alley table. What kind of trim would you like on your table?
This was 92 inches and 1/16". Craftsmanship matters.
We add aluminum angle stock to our bowling alley tables make the tops more rigid.
Routing an edge in the Maple mounding surrounding a repurposed Bowling Alley Table. The trim material and routed edge is 100% customizable for your table.
This project took a complete bowling alley section and cut it to make a bowling alley desk and a floating bowling alley shelf above the desk.