In a previous blog post titled “What is Trex RainEscape?” went over what the product is and how it works. Now the question is “Why Get Trex RainEscape?” well to put it simply it depends on what the homeowner feels is necessary. However, the benefits that come with Trex RainEscape make it a product that may change the why into when.
Discover how Trex RainEscape keeps the space beneath your deck dry, protects the framing from water damage, and transforms your outdoor area into usable living space.
Trex has three lines high of high quality railing that range from very customizable to simple and straight forward. Signature is their most customizable railing system and comes with a variety of colors, sizes and infill options. The Transcend rail line also comes in a variety of colors and lengths but unlike signature, the infill options are more limited. Lastly, the Select rail line is Trex’s most affordable line and comes with the most limited options in the form of white rail and charcoal black round balusters.
PVC decking is another material that is a good alternative to wood decking as it also out lasts wood and is low maintenance. When compared to Trex composite boards, PVC has a few disadvantages. It is made of nearly all new plastic, which means it is not nearly as ecofriendly as a Trex board, which is made of 95% recycled plastic. Side by side Trex also has a much better natural look and feel to the board while PVC boards have a very plastic and unnatural appearance.
Curious what Trex is made of and why so many homeowners choose it? This guide breaks down the recycled materials behind each board, explains how composite decking is built to last, and helps you decide if it's the right choice for your outdoor project.
Curious about Trex decking cost in 2025? This guide breaks down prices by product line, from Enhance® to Signature®, so you can plan your deck with confidence and clarity.
