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This is outdoor living, European style. Clean lines and tasteful proportions make these decks a seamless extension of your indoor space. No extraneous details - just elegant silhouettes in a timeless color palette and superior durability you hardly have to think about. Best of all, our eco-friendly practices mean you'll be doing your part for the earth - no matter which continent you call home.
This is outdoor living, European style. Clean lines and tasteful proportions make these decks a seamless extension of your indoor space. No extraneous details - just elegant silhouettes in a timeless color palette and superior durability you hardly have to think about. Best of all, our eco-friendly practices mean you'll be doing your part for the earth - no matter which continent you call home.
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Since 1996 Trex has invented, defined and perfected the composite deck category, becoming the world's largest manufacturer of wood-alternative decking products. Never content to settle, we continue to make strides in outdoor engineering, melding innovation with environmental responsibility and beautiful form with powerful function.
Formed in 1996 through the buyout of a division of Mobil Corporation, our company went public in 1999. Today we offer the industry's widest array of high-performance composite products, which are available in more than 29 countries around the world. With the largest market share of composite decking in North America, a growing international footprint and over $300,000,000 in annual sales, we lead the industry on a global scale.
Formed in 1996 through the buyout of a division of Mobil Corporation, our company went public in 1999. Today we offer the industry's widest array of high-performance composite products, which are available in more than 29 countries around the world. With the largest market share of composite decking in North America, a growing international footprint and over $300,000,000 in annual sales, we lead the industry on a global scale.
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