Frequently Asked Questions
- When will the wave pool be open for the public?
The AllWaves wave pool technology is currently being demonstrated at the company’s R&D site in Knokke-Heist, Belgium, where surf park developers can witness it first hand. It is not open for the public. Closely follow our socials our subscribe to our newsletter to have the latest update on a commercial location. - What is the effect of wind on orientation of a wave pool?
There is very little to no influence on wave quality but there is an influence on the surf experience. - Can we operate the wave pool with sea water?
We want to provide an as natural as possible surfing experience, so depending on your region, surfers may opt for clearer water or not. All our components can be used in chlorinated, fresh or salt water. We offer support in looking for different scenarios. - How deep is the wave pool?
At its deepest point, where the wavemaker lies, it is 7 meters (23 foot) deep. - What is the size & shape of an AllWaves wave pool?
The minimum size is 100mx100m, the length can vary. You can play with borders to make any freeform shape of your own design. - What is the price of a wave pool?
There are 3 components to the price. Civil works is region dependent, based on type of soil & slope of the terrain. The wavemaker itself is variable in length. The longer the pool, the more expensive. Thirdly, we provide a maintenance contract. Read more on pricing. - How long does it take to build an AllWaves wave pool?
When civil works are performed, the installation of the wavemaker takes less than 3 months. Read more about a typical project timeline. - How many waves can you produce?
We can produce more than 500 waves per hour, on 4 peaks, meaning up to 2000 rides per hour. Read more on capacity. - How many different waves can you make?
We can make endless variability of waves by adapting both speed, height and as well as shape. We can make small to big barrels, crumblers, air sections…etc we can even make different sections within one wave.
