Existing dock products are primarily constructed from concrete, steel, wood or
hollow plastic pieces. When rigid materials like steel reinforced concrete or steel
frames are installed into a constantly flexing environment due to wind and wave
conditions, the outcome is eventually predictable... something cracks or breaks.
Exposed wood eventually splinters, rots, cracks, with nails or screws tending to
"back out" due to an ever flexing environment. The results are not kind to bare
feet. Hollow plastic pieces tend to flex easily and can feel spongy when walking
on them.

After a decade of carefully reviewing the design and materials currently used to
construct docking components, when compared to the new available technologies
and environmentally friendly materials now available, it launched a new vision.
WaveMaster Docking Systems transitioned in a multi-year journey, from initial sketch
drawings, through a rigorous design engineering process. WaveMaster also
engaged in elaborate computer simulation testing, with the completed product line
evolving into the first "true green" commercial, modular, dock product ever
introduced to the marketplace.

WaveMaster engaged top talent from the Recycled/Composite industry, Marine/Yacht
Composite industry, Structural Engineering specializing in composites industry,
Rotational Molding industry, Rotational Molding Design Engineering industry,
Rotational Molding Mold Manufacturing industry, Laminate/Composite industry,
Roofing /Waterproofing industry and Metal Fabrication/Epoxy Coating industry.

Simply put, WaveMaster Docking Systems is destined to become the Industry
leader... one customer at a time.

Larry D. Moody,
President