Water has met its match.
Water has always wreaked havoc on outdoor building materials — splintering docks, warping marinas, and turning boardwalks into a patchwork of rot and decay. Now, Trex offers a way to fight back against this destruction with our 100% submersible, saltwater-safe, built-to-last product.
With Trex composite decking, not only can you rest assured that your dock is durable and will hold up for years to come, but it's also good for the planet. Made with 95% recycled and reclaimed materials, it’s a sustainable choice you can feel good about.
Every Trex board features a durable capped surface and an uncapped underside engineered for airflow and drainage to help maintain long‑term structural integrity, so moisture, rot, and decay are no match.
Trex's capped composite deck boards are engineered to withstand the rigors of harsh waterfront conditions. Through full submersion, salt exposure, and constant moisture, your dock will continue to perform as well in 10 years as it does on day one.
Sun, salt, storms, and rising tides — Trex marine decking has the reliability to handle it all and is backed by limited residential warranties** and Trex's trusted brand name.
*Trex SunComfortable™ decking stays cooler than our original boards, but like all decking, it will get hot in direct sun, especially darker colors. Care should be taken to avoid extended contact between exposed skin and the deck surface, especially with young children and those with special needs.
**For details, please see the Warranty information available at trex.com/warranty.
After over 10 years, I can say the boardwalk decking has not only exceeded our expectations, but it actually looks like it was just recently installed!
Of course not.
But if you ask the Mondavi family, they’ll tell you their South Carolina deck and dock look as good as the day they were installed. Built a decade ago, they have survived hurricanes, salt spray, high tides, gale-force winds, and more than a few spilled sodas and chardonnays.
Trex isn’t just for coastal homes, though. From docks to marinas to your own backyard, Trex holds its ground, even in the toughest conditions.
Water has met its match. Trex.
Of course not.
But if you ask the Mondavi family they’ll tell you their South Carolina deck looks as good as the day it was installed. Built a decade ago, it has survived hurricanes, salt spray, high tides, gale-force winds, and more than a few spilled sodas and chardonnays.
Trex isn’t just for coastal homes, though. From docks to marinas to your own backyard, Trex holds its ground, even in the toughest conditions.
Water has met its match. Us.
Trex doesn’t just resist water—it rebels against it. And it does more than just look good doing so. Whether it’s a sudden downpour or a busy family gathering, Trex stands strong. So, go ahead and enjoy your deck. No need to worry about water damage or the occasional fumbled dinner plate.
Trex takes it all in stride as should you.
Now you’ll have more time to focus on what really matters — like family and meeting your teenage daughter’s boyfriend for the first time.
That’s life.
Whether kissed by ocean spray, immersed in a quiet lake, or weathering an endless barrage of cannonballing kids, every single Trex board is built to handle whatever nature — or human nature — throws its way.
And with seven of our Trex decking colors featuring our SunComfortable heat-mitigating technology, your deck will stay cooler*, even where the highest-rated SPFs are slathered on shoulders and noses.
But perhaps the most appealing thing about Trex is just how many elegant, on-trend color options we offer.
Versatile. Submersible. Gorgeous. We’re running out of superlatives. That’s Trex for you.
Whether kissed by ocean spray, immersed in a quiet lake, or weathering an endless barrage of cannonballing kids, every single Trex board is built to handle whatever nature — or human nature — throws its way.
And with nine of our Trex decking colors featuring our SunComfortable™ heat-mitigating technology, your deck will stay cooler*, even where the highest-rated SPFs are slathered on shoulders and noses.
But perhaps the most appealing thing about Trex is just how many elegant, on-trend color options we offer.
Versatile. Submersible. Gorgeous. We’re running out of superlatives. That’s Trex for you.
*Our SunComfortable™ products with heat-mitigating technology are designed to be cooler than most other composite decking products of a similar color. Although engineered to be more comfortable, they can still get hot to the touch when direct sunlight and high temperatures converge for extended periods of time. On such days, care should be taken.
Whether kissed by ocean spray, immersed in a quiet lake, or weathering an endless barrage of cannonballing kids, every single Trex board is built to handle whatever nature — or human nature — throws its way.
And with seven of our Trex decking colors featuring our SunComfortable heat-mitigating technology, your deck will stay cooler*, even where the highest-rated SPFs are slathered on shoulders and noses.
But perhaps the most appealing thing about Trex is just how many elegant, on-trend color options we offer.
Versatile. Submersible. Gorgeous. We’re running out of superlatives. That’s Trex for you.
Yes, Trex is designed to hold up beautifully in situations that might find it fully submersed in water.
Yes. Trex has been used on docks and in marinas for ladders that are submersed multiple times a day as the tide rolls in.
No. Trex decking comes ready for whatever your life has in store for it.
On a hot day in direct sunlight, Trex will get hot. Otherwise, Trex decking will remain comfortable in most situations.
Yes. Trex composite decking is sustainably made in the USA from up to 95% recycled plastic film and reclaimed wood.
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