Trex is the world's largest manufacturer of wood-alternative decking and railing, offering eco-friendly, low-maintenance composite outdoor living products.
Trex Company, Inc. is the world’s leading manufacturer of high-performance wood-alternative decking and railing, with over 30 years of experience in the industry. As the inventor of composite decking, Trex offers a comprehensive suite of outdoor living products—from decking and railing to lighting, furniture, and drainage systems—designed to provide the look of natural wood without the labor-intensive upkeep. Trex products are renowned for their durability, resistance to fading and staining, and eco-friendly composition, utilizing 95% recycled materials including reclaimed wood and plastic film.
The company serves both residential and commercial markets through a global network of retailers and distributors. Trex’s portfolio includes popular collections such as Trex Transcend, Trex Enhance, and Trex Select, alongside the premium Trex Signature line. Committed to innovation and sustainability, Trex continues to define the outdoor living category with products that combine aesthetics, performance, and environmental stewardship.
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Generally, soap and water is all that is required. For dirt and debris, spray off with a hose and use warm soapy water with a soft bristle brush. For hard water stains, white vinegar can generally be used. Do not use high-pressure power washers above 3100 PSI.
Installation guides and technical information are available in the Literature Center on the Trex website (trex.com) or by contacting Trex customer support.
You can register your warranty online by visiting the Warranty Registration page on the Trex website. You will need your proof of purchase and product details.
Yes, Trex is designed as a wood-alternative. However, it is important not to store Trex directly on the ground or stack it without proper support. Always verify your substructure is sound before installation.
Like many outdoor surfaces, composite decking can retain heat. Darker colors will typically absorb more heat than lighter colors. In hot climates, lighter colors are recommended for barefoot comfort.