The lanes are often made of polished wood, and there are gutters on either side to catch stray balls. It typically consists of several lanes, each of which has a long, narrow surface for rolling a bowling ball toward a set of ten pins.

The bottom of each pin is wider than the top, which helps them stay upright when struck by the ball. Bowling alley pins are uniform in size and shape and are made to strict standards to ensure consistent play across all lanes.

They typically stand about 15 inches tall and weigh between 3 and 4 pounds each. Bowling alley pins are uniform in size and shape and are made to strict standards to ensure consistent play across all lanes.

They typically stand about 15 inches tall and weigh between 3 and 4 pounds each. The bottom of each pin is wider than the top, which helps them stay upright when struck by the ball.