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Trex Composite Fencing provides a beautiful, unique, low-maintenance alternative to wood and vinyl fences. 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. Leveraging our success with decking led to the inclusion of other compatible products. Primary among them were composite fence panels, a unique and innovative application of material that had already proven its value. Blending unique design with precision and durability, Trex fence panels can be trusted to enrich your yard for years to come.

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Why Trex?

Reclaimed wood that would otherwise end up in a landfill finds its way into Trex high-performance composite materials. Composite wood fencing offers not just natural appeal, but durability and low maintenance. By using reclaimed sawdust, we never have had to cut down a tree to make our products. Ever.
The recycled wood in our fences is combined with recycled plastic from a variety of sources ranging from the overwrap on paper towels to dry cleaner bags, sandwich bags, newspaper sleeves, and grocery and shopping bags. The average 100-linear foot Trex composite fence contains 140,000 recycled plastic bags!
Trex’s proprietary, eco-friendly processing method eliminates the use of smoke stacks. Also, our factory runoff and refuse are recycled back into the manufacturing line. Our trailers even run on vegetable-based oil hydraulics.
Trex works along with other U.S. Green Building Council members to transform the way buildings and communities are designed, built and operated with the goal of creating environmentally and socially responsible spaces that improve the quality of life.