How a Lakefront Homeowner Stopped Erosion With a Wave Attenuator
A lakefront homeowner facing aggressive bluff erosion turned to a Wavebrake wave attenuator. Here's how the system was engineered, installed, and how it stopped years of property loss.
Floating Breakwater Case Study: Marina Protection at Grand Lake, Oklahoma
See how a Wavebrake floating breakwater system was engineered for the Marina at Grand Point on Grand Lake, Oklahoma — and what the project teaches every marina facing wave damage.
How Does a Floating Breakwater System Work in a Marina or Harbor?
A floating breakwater system works by placing rows of energy-absorbing modules in the path of incoming waves: as waves pass through, the system converts their force into controlled turbulence, leaving calm water on the protected side. In a marina or harbor, a floating breakwater like Wavebrake rises and falls with tide and storm surge, protecting docks and vessels in all conditions with up to 85% wave attenuation.