With Trex, all deck boards feature only 3-sided capping. How Trex Saves You Money Upfront… But Can Cost You Long-Term But when you think about the cost to build a deck, it’s important to consider not just upfront, but long-term costs. We know that, in terms of upfront costs, you will likely make a greater investment with a TimberTech deck (however, if you’re looking for an attractive and attainable entry-level product, we also offer TimberTech EDGE decking).
Here’s a closer look: TimberTech Capped Polymer & Capped Composite Decking That means, if you’re looking for the highest-performing and longest-lasting deck made from the most forward-thinking technology, you can’t find it with Trex. Trex doesn’t offer any capped polymer decking products. If you want to compare to Trex - well, you can’t. ✓ Boasts advanced design options including Multi-Width. ✓ Is backed by a 50-Year Limited Fade & Stain Warranty. ✓ Offers superior moisture resistance - that means mold, mildew, and other erosion agents that eat away at your deck don’t stand a chance.
✓ Offers unrivaled design and performance. The capped polymer decking of our TimberTech AZEK line:
Why This MattersĬapped polymer deck boards offer unique advantages. Made from 100% plastics / polymers (synthetic material). Made from a blend of wood fibers (organic material) and plastics/polymers (synthetic material). That said, there are a few important product line distinctions within that larger category: Capped Composite Deck Boards What is composite decking? In the alternative decking marketplace, “composite decking” is the umbrella term for engineered decking - meaning alternatives to wood. TimberTech vs Trex: Materials Science & Board Composition Just because a brand was first to market doesn’t mean its offering is the best - after all, Apple was once a challenger brand to Microsoft. We believe in the truism Better Tech, Better Deck™ - especially when you’re investing in an enduringly beautiful outdoor living space that can increase the overall value of your home. Even better news? We’re just getting started. We continued to innovate so that you have your choice of not only premium capped composite decking, but premium capped polymer options via TimberTech AZEK ® decking as well. TimberTech entered the market in 1997 and introduced capped composite deck boards in 2008. And while the brand may have initially cornered the composite decking market, first-mover advantage seems to have led innovation to stall out: Trex’s last “game changer,” Trex Transcend decking, is over a decade old. The first-to-market brand in the composite decking space, Trex formed in 1996 and went public in 1999 with then-revolutionary composite decking products. TimberTech vs Trex: A Very Brief Background
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