Overview on Trex Decking

Trex composite decking is a high-performance, eco-friendly choice to craft a deck that is guaranteed to last for decades. Natural wood grains and an embossed texture delivers a natural-looking deck floor with minimal upkeep and incredible stain, fade, and rot resistance.

Learn more about how to decide what Trex decking line and designs will work best for your outdoor space as our decking expert, Brian, walks you through some details on the Trex decking options available!

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So here I've got a couple of Trex boards, one thing to note about these is that there are two different profiles that we're looking at.

This is a scalloped profile, which you're going to see in more of the entry-level planks. Manufacturers are doing this to pull material out of the plank, they're not compromising the integrity or strength of the plank, but they're just trying to hit a slightly lower price-point and give, you know, more market access for this style of plank.

Over here, is your traditional full bottom plank. And in the Trex line, regardless of plank profile, you can see that the embossing, the texture of these planks are virtually identical.

In addition to that, the color variation that you're seeing, the variance in color is fairly subtle. The embossing on a typical Trex plank is going to repeat roughly every 39 inches. So, it's a very consistent look across the entire length of the plank and at the same time, you're getting a fairly subtle color variation throughout the plank as well.

So, you're not going to have one end of the plank looking one color and the other a completely different color. There are manufacturers that that's kind of a hallmark of theirs, but with Trex you're going to see a lot more consistency and texture.

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Will be nice to see different colors and how looks after installation