This is the line that most closely resembles real wood, and is offered as a solid board profile. The boards are available in a range of colors and finishes, including five earth tones and five tropical tones. The Transcend line is engineered with a super durable shell technology that protects the product from fading, staining, scratching, mold and mildew. Today, the company offers four product lines at different price points, but are all protected by a 25-year limited residential fade and stain warranty.Īt the top of their product offerings is Trex Transcend® decking.

Trex boards have undergone significant upgrades and technological improvements since the 90’s, and they introduced a new-generation, high-performance decking line in 2010 that was more stain and scratch resistant. Their original deck product was a single-color board manufactured from wood fiber and plastic and capped with a durable polymer coating. Trex is the original pioneer of composite decking, and they launched the first composite board in the market in 1996. In this and our next two newsletters, we’ll take a closer look at the most popular choices in composite decking. At The Decking Superstore, we’re often asked which one is best and what the main differences between these brands are. There are a number of excellent composite decking products on the market, including Trex, TimberTech (who now owns AZEK), and Fiberon, and they all vary slightly in their color and grain pattern, as well as having other unique features.

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