How much space do I need for a bowling alley in my house?
Depending on how many lanes you'd like to build in your home, you will need about 1,000 to 1200 square foot per lane to have enough space for everything that's needed. As briefly mentioned above, the space should be about 100 feet long for a regulation size bowling alley.May 6, 2021
How long should a home bowling alley be?
Players need space to gain momentum while approaching the lane, and 16 feet is the optimum length for that. We therefore recommend rooms over 86 feet long and 10 feet high (floor-to-ceiling distance) for regulation-size, home bowling alleys.
How much would it cost to build a bowling alley in my house?
Bowling alleys are not a cheap investment, but if you're committed to elevating your home experience, they are worth it. In total, it may cost around $120,000 $195,000, depending on customizations, for two bowling lanes after your bowling alley is all finished and ready for use.
How much does it cost to install a mini bowling alley?
In total, it may cost around $120,000 $195,000, depending on customizations, for two bowling lanes after your bowling alley is all finished and ready for use.
How big is a home bowling alley?
A regulation-size bowling lane is approximately 86 feet. The lane itself is 60 feet long and 3.5 feet wide. The pin deck (where the pins stand in triangle formation) and pit take up 7 feet. Note that it is standard practice to provide a 3-foot gap at the back for the convenience of the machine technicians.