Note: The thickness of a Select board is slightly less than Transcend and Enhance. The boards are scalloped, so they’re lightweight for easy handling, making it a perfect DIY board for basic construction. Although the shell is less dense than Transcend and Select, Enhance is still tough enough to take on the traffic you can expect to have on a deck over the years. It combines the durability of a composite with the affordability of wood. Like Transcend, Select offers fade and stain protection as well as mold and mildew resistance for minimal maintenance. Select comes in Earth Tone colors with a more subtle embossed grain. Select is the board that comes in the category.The shell technology protects against fading, staining, scratching, mold and mildew. Transcend fits the category for by offering the widest array colors and finishes in Lineage, Tropicals and Earth Tones.Transcend Lineage, Tropicals, and Earth Tones go further, offering incredible scratch-resistance, while the other two boards also provide a higher level of durability that older generation products. The boards are highly resistant to staining, fading and cracking.
The protective shell on each of the three products protects the boards from much of the normal wear-and-tear a deck will experience over time. All of the deck board products are backed by a 25-year Limited Residential Warranty.
Trex’s high-performance products perfectly combine form and function, taking away the regular upkeep of wood while providing an aesthitically-please appeal that sets the products apart from other composite decking options. With its vibrant colors, durable material, and the absence of maintenance, Trex gives Utahns the ability to enjoy their backyards without the headaches of having to paint and stain. Our climate and vistas are virtually unsurpassed, making our ability to spend time outdoors a year-long experience. Trex invented composite decking in the early 1990s and has gone on to perfect the outdoor living experience for consumers throughout the world.
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