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Trex composite decking materials are a great option for homeowners looking for a beautiful, low-maintenance deck that won’t rot or warp. Trex is also the only composite decking material that has been tested to comply with the latest fire codes set forth by the International Residential Code. Additionally, Trex composite decking and railing is waterproof and can withstand extreme weather conditions such as heavy snow, ice and high wind.
Oxford Decks Trex composite decks offer an attractive alternative to traditional wood decks because they do not require sanding or staining of any kind in order to maintain their natural beauty. The surface is resistant to mold, mildew and algae so you never have to worry about ugly black spots ruining your day again! This is especially important in areas where there is high humidity.
Some of the great benefits to using Trex decking materials include:
Impervious to bugs, fungi, bacteria, and salt spray for a healthier environment.
No staining or resealing is required so cleanup is simple and easy.
Trex composite decking materials are the only composite material that has been tested to comply with the latest fire code set forth by the International Residential Code.
Will not rot, warp or crack under pressure from ice, snow or other environmental factors.
Dampens vibration, which means you have less noise while standing on your deck.
There are several materials available in many different Trex colors for decking and styles to suit the needs of every homeowner. They use high-quality recycled plastics so they can last for an extended period of time without fading or wearing out. Professional installers are able to work with the material very effectively and can build custom railings, staircases and benches to meet any specification you may have.
The ease of use and maintenance, combined with a beautiful finished product, makes Trex decking materials the perfect choice for every homeowner who wants a new look for their home without having to worry about all the work that goes into maintaining a traditional wood deck. We’ve put together some Trex FAQs.
It is a type of composite lumber made from plastic, wood flour or recycled wood products and then heated and pushed together on giant natural graphite molds that give it color.
Every component on the face of your Trex deck is guaranteed against staining and discoloration for as long as you own it. This means that any spills will wipe away and any graffiti sprayed on will wash off – no scrubbing needed! A renewable resource with low-maintenance care, Trex features an insect-, mold- and fungi-resistant formula resulting in a virtually maintenance free product. Other advantages to using Trex? It’s stronger than most other decking materials such as pressure treated (PT) lumber because of its superior tensile strength properties which also eliminates the need for constant re-staining.
Unlike other composite decking materials, Trex is fully waterproof, so this means no more worrying about rotten boards or warping – it will never rot! Another added benefit is that unlike wood decks, there are no splinters with Trex deck material. If you’re tired of scraping old, moldy boards to bare wood every two years or so because of maintaining your traditional wood decking material, Trex is the material for you.
One of the best things about Trex is that it will not rot, warp or need re-painting like other composites do. Water and weather don’t harm it. It will not fade, split or warp – and you can treat it just like wood! That means your Trex decking materials will look great for many years to come.
Trex is a renewable resource and contains 70% pre-consumer recycled content and 30% post-consumer recycled material in the form of old tires, which makes this product very green. Trex guarantees the plastic elements against staining and discoloration for as long as you own your deck, so any spills or graffiti will wipe away without scrubbing.
The cost of Trex composite decking will depend on the size and shape of your deck, as well as the materials you choose. Typically, Trex decking costs around $5-$15 per board. If you’re building a smaller deck, the cost is less. If you are building an expansive patio with stairways and levels, your costs will be higher.
Composite material is typically considered to be more expensive than conventional materials like wood or metal. However, there are advantages to using composite material for outdoor construction projects including Trex Deck.
The lifetime costs of Trex decking are lower than wooden decks because you don’t have to maintain it. It will, however, cost more upfront than purchasing and installing comparable wood materials. Please contact us for a current more accurate cost.
Serving Connecticut for over 15 years. Our experienced custom deck contractors will design and build your backyard project.
There are a variety of Trex colors to choose from, so you can find the perfect one to match your home. There are over 20 colors to choose from in many different groups. The groups are Trex Enhance, Trex Select, Trex Transcend and Trex Transcend Lineage.
Entry level line, choose from twelve colors in the Trex Enhance range that provide a traditional wood look at an affordable price.
The mid-tier line, features nine colors in a variety of earth tones and natural looks to bring out the beauty in your home.
The premium line, all nine colors in the Trex Transcend line provide a sleek and modern look for your home.
To get a better idea of what Trex has to offer, view the color comparison chart on the Trex composite decking website.
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