The same units, in different configurations, solve problems that look unrelated until you notice they are all wave energy arriving somewhere expensive.
Slips, docks and moored boats protected from wind waves, ship traffic and wakeboard wake. Thirty two private marina and yacht club locations across the United States, Canada and the Dominican Republic.
A calm ramp on a windy day, at a fraction of the cost of fixed structure, and removable for the season if the site needs it.
Bank and beach protection with no rock, no treated piles that leach, and a minimal footprint, which allows for expedited processing when design and installation permits are required.
Many state parks and homeowners associations have found the 1224 system to be far superior to other forms of wave barrier. The size makes it visible from much further away.
Debris booms and wave barriers for utilities, water districts and power authorities, including Kaweah River Power Authority and South Feather Water and Power.
Shipyard barriers in Philadelphia and drydock construction barriers in Baltimore. Where ship movement at the berth is the problem, the attenuator is the cheapest thing that fixes it.
Mine tailings pond liner protection, chemical pond erosion control, water treatment plant bank protection, and pond berm over splash protection.
River dredging barriers, riverbank stabilization at an oil refinery, and current mitigation where a log boom used to sit.
Installations in northern climates have been left in over winter with no damage. Non moving ice pressure is within the design.
An old tire breakwater, and the WaveEater system that replaced it.
Old tire breakwater creating environmental problems.
WaveEater Model 4870 2-string system.
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