Duckpin bowling
A little ball. A whole lot of play.
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Two connected lanes. Palm-sized balls. A shared return. A complete system, designed around the next turn.
Continuous RGB strips follow the raised gutter edges. Rear LED strips surround the 50-inch scoring displays.
An open, sloped pair of rails brings the balls back onto the approach. Pick up, roll, and go again.
7.58 × 3.829 m for the two-lane equipment module, including a 1.2 m approach. Allow additional room and service clearances.
Reference-based model. Finishes and screen artwork illustrative.
Pick up. Roll. Repeat.
Easy to pick up.
Hard to call it a night.
A smaller ball without finger holes. Shorter pins. A compact lane. Duckpin keeps the satisfying, physical heart of bowling in a format that invites everyone to have a go.
The return rail brings the ball back to you. The system resets the pins. All that’s left is deciding who goes next.
One complete system
Built around the next turn.
Mechanical systems and connected electronics, designed to work together. Less interruption between the roll, the result and the rematch.
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Automatic pin reset
The pinsetter prepares the lane for the next turn, so the game keeps its rhythm.
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Connected scoring
50-inch displays keep the result in view, with RGB backlighting behind each screen. Players stay with the action.
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Central ball return
A shared return rail brings the balls back to the approach, ready to be picked up again.
Space, considered
A proper game.
A more compact footprint.
Start with the equipment dimensions. Then plan the space around the people: the approach, spectators, circulation and service access.
- Overall length
- 7.58 m
- Overall width
- 3.829 m
- Rear housing height
- 1.55 m
- Platform height
- 0.225 m
- Included approach
- 1.2 m
Dimensions from the supplied two-lane engineering drawing. Approx. 29 m² is the equipment footprint, not the complete room requirement. Your site layout will include operating and service clearances.
Download dimension drawing ↗From floor plan to first frame
Make it part
of your place.
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Share your space
Send a floor plan, city and the number of lanes you have in mind.
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Plan the details
We confirm fit, site preparation, equipment configuration and the installation scope.
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Get ready to play
Your quote and setup plan are tailored to your venue, with support discussed up front.
A few useful answers
Before you play.
What is duckpin bowling?
Duckpin is bowling with shorter pins and a small ball without finger holes. Playarka combines the physical game with electronic scoring, an automatic pinsetter and ball return in a compact two-lane system.
How big is the two-lane module?
The supplied engineering drawing shows a module 7.58 m long and 3.829 m wide, with a rear housing height of 1.55 m. That is approximately 29 m² of equipment footprint. This is not the total room requirement: allow additional circulation, spectator space and service access, confirmed in your site layout.
Can it fit into an existing venue?
The modular layout is suitable for planning into clubhouses, resorts, hospitality spaces and leisure venues. Access, floor condition, electrical provision and service clearances must be checked before a layout is confirmed.
Does it score games and return the ball automatically?
Yes. Electronic scoring, automatic pin resetting and a central ball return are part of the Playarka duckpin system, keeping players in the game between turns.
How do we get a price and installation plan?
Send your floor plan, city and intended number of lanes. We will confirm the configuration, site preparation, installation scope and quote. The technical drawing on this page is a reference module, not a site-specific construction plan.
Let’s make room for play
Let’s put a little play in your plans.
A new leisure destination or a few unforgettable square metres in an existing venue. Share your floor plan and we’ll help you work out the right setup.
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