Trex, the world’s number one decking brand, is on a mission to encourage UK homeowners to open their doors to outdoor living.

The company is delighted to be making its first appearance at Grand Designs Live this year.
Trex ambassadors will be available on the Trex stand to help with visitor queries, answer questions, and supply further information.

As a leading producer of composite decking and railing, Trex prides itself on superior durability and ultra-low maintenance products – all of which embody sustainability.

Trex composite decking is a great choice for both residential areas and commercial settings. Unlike traditional timber decking, composite decking doesn’t need painting, staining or sealing – it only requires cleaning with soap and water.

Trex’s composite decking is made up of up to 95% recycled plastic film and reclaimed sawdust. Trex has never felled a tree in the making of its composite decking. Instead Trex is manufactured from polyethylene plastic film derived from waste plastics, such as plastic bags and overwrap. Trex decking has the natural look of wood and is available in a wide range of colours that complement any home, style or outdoor space.

Because of its high-performance properties, composite decking lasts longer than traditional wood decking. Trex’s decking products are scratch, stain, and mould-resistant. They won’t rot, split, twist, swell or fade and can’t splinter and, along with Trex railing, are backed by 25-50 year warranties.

The US company was established in Winchester, Virginia in 1996 and is now the world’s number one decking brand, with a turnover in excess of $1 billion. Its products are sold in 47 countries.

For more information please visit: https://uk.trex.com