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In traditional "wood lanes," the first 12 feet after the approach are comprised of maple planks. The next 46 feet are made up of pine. The last part, the pin deck, is maple again. In synthetic lanes, the entire lane is made from compressed paper with a layer of Plexiglas like covering and then the oil.
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