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Project Summary

Urban infill mid-rise apartment and condo building in downtown Seattle. The bowling alley amenity is on the ground floor, and has plenty of natural light. Features restored vintage double Brunswick Gold Crown masking unit, metal foul detector covers, and Gold Crown subway ball return hood with tear drop cluster ball rack. Capping and ball return hood were painted light green to the customer's specs.

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Holland Partner Group

Seattle, Washington

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Westlake Steps

Multifamily Amenity
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5 stars

"Any question I had was happily answered no matter how minute or seemingly stupid. In a very niche line of work, Fusion was great to work with. They knew their product well and knew where to direct me if they couldn't supply something. Their coordination was great considering their equipment has to integrate with many other trades."

Liz Roberts
Liz Roberts

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Liz Roberts
Liz Roberts

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5 stars
"Any question I had was happily answered no matter how minute or seemingly stupid. In a very niche line of work, Fusion was great to work with. They knew their product well and knew where to direct me if they couldn't supply something. Their coordination was great considering their equipment has to integrate with many other trades."
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What's the process? What are the steps involved in buying a bowling alley?

The answer to this question gets its own cute little flow chart on its own web page. See our Process page.

What's the lead time?

It can take 4 months or more to get the equipment ordered, prepped, and ready to ship.

How long does it take to install a bowling alley?

A pair of lanes take about one week to install. Single lanes take about six days, and 4-lane projects take about  11 days.

When do you install the equipment?

The window of opportunity is after HVAC is up and running but before flooring is installed.

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