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Floating breakwater

The main function and purpose of a wave attenuator or ‘floating breakwater’ is essentially, to ‘break’ the coastal waves so that their force is reduced to an acceptable level prior to reaching the marina. Marinas must be in sheltered areas or be well-protected by suitable wave attenuators in order to safely and successfully operate floating docks. Well protected marinas are the most sought-after marina facilities by all boaters.

The floating breakwater itself offers the marina manager the opportunity to create additional moorage in what was traditionally considered to be the most exposed area. As it is protected from the waves, boats can tie-up directly to the floating concrete platform, thereby further monetising the investment in excellent wave attenuation. They are an ideal complement to aluminium floating pontoons.

Concrete units that make up the wave attenuator meet the C50/60 standard for concrete structures and they are filled with blocks of polystyrene.

The strength of the concrete pontoons is guaranteed: they are systematically covered and reinforced by a layer of galvanized steel, ensuring optimal protection regardless of the site conditions (wave height, water depth, tides). Galvanized steel meets BS4449 and BS IN ISO 1461 standards.
The top surface of the blocks is covered with a non-slip concrete finish.

Several standard dimensions are available as well as custom-made sizes.

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