To make Trex Wood Polymer lumber, approximately equal amounts of waste wood fiber and reclaimed plastic are combined. The wood fiber comes primarily from woodworking operations, while the plastic material is reclaimed mainly from stretch film and grocery sacks. During the "mixing" of these elements, the plastic actually surrounds and protects the individual wood fibers, giving Trex decking many of its superior weather-resistant properties. Trex decking contains no virgin wood or virgin plastics . . . and no preservatives or treatments are added during its manufacture. In addition, Trex is completely recyclable after use through the Trex Recycling Program.* What Is TREX Decking? Trex Wood-Polymer™ lumber brings together some of the best properties of wood and plastic. Compared to conventional decking lumber, Trex decking offers: outstanding durability without preservatives or sealants, excellent workability that wood can't match, and an elegant natural coloring that stays looking great year after year. The Ultimate Easy-Care Decking Material! What's In TREX Decking? Trex decking is made from reclaimed & recycled materials. There are two "ingredients" in Trex decking - waste wood fiber and reclaimed plastics, derived from grocery sacks and stretch film. How do these materials work together? Plastics provide: low moisture absorption, chemical and pest resistance Wood fiber benefits include: increased stiffness, UV protection and all the workability of the best grades of lumber. Here are some things you won't find in TREX Wood Polymer lumber. Trex decking has: No preservatives - No chemical additives - No virgin wood

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