Custom Bowling Equipment Supplier BigCommerce Theme
Parts by machine, pro shop wholesale and used lane equipment
A supplier stocking parts for two or three pinsetter families ends up with a catalog bigger than most hardware stores, plus lane conditioners, masking units, pro shop inventory and the occasional used machine sitting in the warehouse. BigCommerce is a good home for that volume, with categories that sort by machine and model, custom fields for OEM part numbers and customer groups that give bowling centers and pro shops different pricing. Foxco builds a custom bowling equipment BigCommerce theme with part lookup by machine, cross-reference numbers on every listing, a used equipment section and a pallet shipping request for anything too big for a box. You pay $999 and it arrives installed on your BigCommerce store and configured.
Every machine part a click from the pit.
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Built for Bowling Equipment Suppliers
- 01Part lookup by machine family and model
- 02OEM and cross-reference numbers on every part
- 03Proprietor and pro shop pricing through customer groups
- 04Used and refurbished equipment listings with condition notes
- 05Lane care and masking unit categories
- 06Pallet shipping request for lanes and machines
Bowling Equipment Supplier theme questions
Is this a template or built for our business?
It's built for you. Foxco starts from its BigCommerce framework for bowling equipment suppliers and builds it out with your brand, your parts catalog and pages for centers and pro shops.
How long will setup take?
Most stores launch in 7-10 days once we have your logo, photos and content. Rush jobs depend on our bandwidth.
Can a mechanic search by the number stamped on the old part?
Yes. OEM and cross-reference numbers go into each product's search keywords, so a typed number finds the listing. Building a full parts diagram lookup can be a custom project.
Can pro shops buy balls and bags at wholesale?
Yes. Pro shops can sit in their own customer group with a price list for retail lines, while bowling centers see their own pricing on parts. Your BigCommerce plan and any paid apps are billed by BigCommerce and the app makers, separate from the $999.
A catalog bigger than a hardware store's only helps a mechanic if they can get from the machine on their floor to the right gear or bearing in a few clicks. The theme is organized around that path first and the rest of your warehouse second.
Machine first, part second
Categories run by pinsetter family and model, then by assembly, so a mechanic drills down the way they'd take the machine apart. Every listing shows the OEM number and any cross-references in a spec table. Those numbers are also loaded as search keywords, so the number off a worn part finds the replacement in one search.
Two kinds of buyers
Bowling center proprietors and pro shop owners buy different things at different volumes. Customer groups give each their own price list, so a proprietor sees parts pricing and a pro shop sees wholesale rates on balls, bags and accessories. Quantity breaks cover the center that stocks belts and cushions by the dozen before league season starts.
The big stuff
Foxco adds a used and refurbished section with condition notes and photos for pinsetters, ball returns and approach panels, plus a pallet shipping request that collects the address, dock access and timing. Lane installation and modernization jobs get their own page and inquiry form, since those deals start with a site visit.
Proprietors and pro shops stocked from one warehouse.
Let's get to work.
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