Trex Refuge decking introduces a new cellular PVC option to the Trex lineup. This guide explains how the collection differs from composite decking, outlines its fire-resistance features, and reviews colors, surface texture, and availability.
Trex has expanded its Enhance® lineup with two stunning new colors - Golden Hour and Pebble Beach. These Trex Enhance new colors combine natural beauty with innovative SunComfortable™ technology, helping decks stay cooler and more comfortable while delivering the long-lasting performance homeowners and contractors rely on.
Trex Enhance boards now feature a new profile. While fasteners remain the same, a new template is required for accurate placement and smooth, professional installation.
Trex has added 12’ square edge boards to its Select® and Transcend® Lineage® collections, offering more flexibility, precision, and efficiency for decking projects.
A well-designed deck transforms your outdoor space, creating a place to relax, entertain, and enjoy nature. Trex decking ideas offer durability, low maintenance, and stylish options for every home. With choices ranging from small Trex deck ideas to multi-level designs, there’s something for every backyard.…
When it comes to creating a stunning outdoor space, selecting the right decking material is critical. Two industry giants, Trex vs. TimberTech, have long been the top choices for homeowners, contractors, and builders. Both brands offer the best composite deck boards and composite decking materials, but how do you make the right choice between them?
Discover the full range of Trex railing systems, including Enhance, Select, Transcend, and Signature. Compare styles, materials, and features to find the best fit for your deck project. From easy-to-install kits to custom designs, Trex railings skip the hassle of painting and offer long-term beauty with minimal maintenance.
Trex hidden fasteners secure grooved composite decking without visible screws, creating a smooth, seamless surface. This guide explains how they work, when to use them, and what makes them a popular choice for modern deck installations.
So, what is Trex Protect? It’s a tape that is used for the joist, beam, and rim joist to help prevent rot and wood decay. This is important to have because the spacing in between each deck board allows water to fall through the deck. However, the wood below the decking like the joists, beams, and rim joists are left exposed to the elements. Having this tape will eliminate splitting from freezing and thawing, additionally seals deck fasteners and prevents moisture. The tape being made from butyl helps deck screws hold longer and stronger than acrylic or asphalt-based tape.
