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Durable, low-maintenance, and environmentally conscious, Trex is the world’s leading brand of composite decking and outdoor living products. Available at Windsor Plywood, Trex decking offer the natural look of wood without the hassle—perfect for homeowners and contractors looking to build beautiful, long-lasting outdoor spaces. Made from 95% recycled materials, including reclaimed wood and plastic film, Trex products are engineered to resist fading, staining, scratching, and mould. With minimal upkeep required, you can enjoy your deck without constant sealing, sanding, or painting. Trex offers a wide range of colours, textures, and styles, from entry-level to premium collections. In addition to decking, Trex also offers coordinated railing systems, lighting, and outdoor accessories, making it easy to create a complete, cohesive look. As a proudly Canadian retailer, Windsor Plywood is your destination for sustainable, high-performance outdoor solutions. With Trex, you’re not just building a deck—you’re creating an outdoor lifestyle built to last.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is composite decking made from?
Composite decking is manufactured from a blend of wood fibre and recycled plastic, typically high-density polyethylene. The combination creates a product that looks like wood but resists rot, insects, staining, and fading significantly better than solid wood. Most quality composite decking products carry 25-year or lifetime warranties.
Does composite decking get hot in direct sunlight?
All composite decking absorbs heat in direct sun and can feel warmer underfoot than pressure-treated wood. Premium composite products are engineered with lighter core materials and heat-dispersal technologies that moderate surface temperature. In high sun exposure areas, lighter colours and premium core products reduce this effect.
Is composite decking slippery when wet?
Quality composite decking products incorporate surface texture that provides traction when wet. Smooth-faced or older-generation composites can be slippery when wet. Windsor Plywood carries current-generation composite decking with embossed or brushed surfaces specifically designed for slip resistance. Confirm the traction rating of any product before specifying for stairs and high-traffic areas.
What fastening systems are available for composite decking?
Hidden fastener systems that clip into the board groove are the standard for composite decking. They eliminate visible screws on the deck surface and allow for proper expansion gaps between boards. Face screwing is also possible with composite-compatible screws in stainless or coated steel. Hidden fasteners produce a cleaner aesthetic and are the industry preference.
How do I clean and maintain composite decking?
Sweep regularly to prevent debris and organic material from accumulating in board gaps. Clean with a composite deck cleaner and a soft brush for periodic deep cleaning. Avoid pressure washing on high settings, which can fray the board surface. Most composite decking requires no sealing, staining, or painting.