Decks and Patios - Trex Decking

About Trex Decking

Definition of Trex Decking

Trex decking is a product which is purely made from recycled products such as; plastic bags, pallet wrapping, waste wood and hardwood. It appears exactly as wood. These products are domesticated which offers great attributes of all materials. The recycled plastics used to produce the decking material work like a protector for the wood making it termite resistant. The plastic work likes a barrier and they do not allow the wood materials to be affected by rotting and splinters do not occur.

The wood compounds used to produce trex decking works to protect the plastic material against sunlight and harmful UV rays. This allows the deck to feel and look as though it is made of wood and highly natural and it helps provide homeowners, public areas and commercial applications with a sturdy solid decking material. Moisture does not get trapped in the decking and therefore damages will not occur.

The Benefits

Homeowners, commercial business owners and public areas will benefit immensely by the use of a trex decking. It is becoming a highly popular decking material and is being used on as public applications for its durability and hard wearing attributes. Here is a list of some of the benefits in which trex decking will offer once applied:

Will not be affected by harsh weather conditions.

Will not rot, weaken or deteriorate over a long period of time.

It is splinter free.

Plastic used to produce the material are no toxic and no preservatives are added to the mix.

The grip of the surface is brilliant

It is resistant to moisture, insects, bugs and termites.

Does not attract heat which makes it the perfect application for pools and spas.

Environmentally friendly.

Attractive pricing structures to suit any budget.

Does not experience shrinking and swelling like other types of decking materials.

Does not need to be sealed or stained.

Trex Decking Colors

Trex decking is perfectly designed to suit any type of backyard or public area. Trex decking is being used to construct decking in places such as; beaches, national parks, cafes and restaurants. It is available in approximately 6 different tones of color which include; gray, mahogany, beige, brown, amber and saddle. These colors of trex decking will fade within approximately 6 to 12 weeks of weathering and sunlight. They will not fade completely but in fact they will still look fresh, new and full of color even though they have slightly faded.

Trex Decking Textures

There are 4 main textures in which trex decking is made available in. these textures contain simple patterns and they replica natural pine, timber and wooden patterns. These textures include; tropical hardwood, wood grain, smooth and accent textures. These textures are all individual and it is up to the purchaser to choose the right texture to suit the application.

How to Clean Trex Decking

Trex decking is cleaned simply and effectively firstly by removing debris, dirt and dust by using warmish water and a soft brush. Cleaning agents contain bleach can be used on trex decking to remove stains which have been caused by; chalk, grease, oil, wine and food, and ink. They all should be removed immediately after occurring with warm soapy water. Ice melt containing rock salt can be used occasionally to remove dirt and grime build up on the trex decking, once the ice melt is melting then it should be rinsed of using a hose and left to dry.

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