Floating Wave Attenuators for Boat Clubs and Yacht Harbors
Boat clubs and yacht harbors have unique protection needs. See how floating wave attenuators deliver the calm water, member experience, and aesthetics that high-end facilities require.
From 4-Foot Waves to Calm Water: A Wavebrake Project Walkthrough
Walk through a real Wavebrake installation from initial site visit to finished system. See how 4-foot waves became calm water — and what every step of the process actually looks like.
Wave Breakers in Action: Real-World Marina Protection Stories
Real marinas, real wave problems, real solutions. Here's how floating wave breakers are protecting marinas across the country — and what the patterns tell us about effective marina design.
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.