Installed cost varies with height, style, gates, access, and region. Materials + labor often price above wood/vinyl up front but trend lower over time due to minimal maintenance. See pricing and take-off tools under Resources.

Trex offers vertical privacy, horizontal privacy, and ranch-rail systems, plus matching gates. For system overviews and downloadable guides, visit Resources and What is Trex?.

Common colors include Woodland Brown, Saddle, Winchester Grey, and Black/Charcoal Black (availability varies). Request samples and see color guidance in Resources.

Panels can be configured from ~2′ to 12′. Always follow local codes and the specifications in the install guides found in Resources.

Low maintenance, no rot or splinters, insect resistance, finished look both sides, strong warranty, and high recycled content. Learn more under Virtues & Benefits and Trex vs. Other Products.

A vertical privacy layout using interlocking pickets captured by top/bottom rails for full opacity and a finished look on both sides. Download the overview and install guides from Resources.

Contemporary horizontal lines with interlocking pickets and engineered frames for stability. See system guides and best-practice advice in Resources.

Open post-and-rail in 2-, 3-, or 4-rail configurations. Specs and layout guidance are available under Resources.

It’s generally not recommended within ~5 miles of salt water. See environmental guidance and alternatives in Resources.

Pre-built single/double gates and custom sizes with welded internal frames, adjustable hinges, and latch options. Gate specs and hardware kits are listed in Resources.

Sections are typically on 8′ centers, configurable from ~2′ to 12′ heights. Individual pickets are ~91″ long. Confirm in the vertical system install guide under Resources.

Sleek aesthetic, full privacy via interlocking pickets, and a uniform finished look on both sides. See design notes in Virtues & Benefits.

Aluminum-reinforced bottom rails and inserts in top rails increase stiffness; maximum spans depend on the specific system and local conditions—see the horizontal system install guides in Resources.

Patented steel/aluminum components with powder-coated finishes for durability. Refer to technical sheets in Resources.

Set posts, mount brackets, slide rails, and hang interlocking pickets. Follow the step-by-step install guide under Resources.

Commonly 92.25″ on center across configurations; verify in the ranch-rail install guide in Resources.

For long runs, high-traffic areas, or added strength (e.g., livestock). See reinforcement recommendations in Resources.

Composite colors weather lighter to a stable shade. Review maintenance and color guidance, and request samples via Resources.

Yes—privacy sections can be combined with ranch-rail transitions or mixed picket colors. See compatibility notes under Resources.

Engineered frames and interlocking pickets help maintain alignment when installed per specs. Refer to the horizontal system install guides in Resources.

Standard layout uses 8′ centers; unusual conditions may require bracing or span adjustments. See engineering notes in Resources.

Yes—slope adaptation and optional angle brackets support non-90° corners. Find details in Resources.

In hot/humid climates, back-bracing can help for long runs or taller heights. See climate guidance in Resources.

Yes—panels can rack or step to follow grade. Use appropriate post lengths/footings and follow the install guides found in Resources.

Standard carpentry tools typically work. Post spacing, hole size, and bracing specs are outlined in the install guides under Resources.

Rinse, scrub with mild soap and a soft brush, and rinse again. See Care & Cleaning guidance in Resources.

No routine painting or staining is required; color is integrated. Learn more under Care & Maintenance in Resources.

Use vertical interlocking pickets for classic privacy; choose horizontal systems for contemporary lines and engineered frames. Component lists and guides are under Resources.

Black galvanized steel posts are an option in certain horizontal configurations. Confirm compatibility in the system guides within Resources.

Yes—custom widths/heights are possible beyond typical openings. Gate fabrication and hardware notes are in Resources.

Self-closing isn’t standard. Gate kits include adjustable hinges/latches and an anti-sag cable. Hardware specifications are listed in Resources.

Composite with high recycled content (recycled wood fibers + recycled plastic film). Materials and sustainability info: What is Trex? and Virtues & Benefits.

Trex fencing has documented testing to ~130 mph gusts when installed per specification. Check wind advisories and engineering notes in Resources.

Aluminum-reinforced rails and stainless components provide structural integrity; ratings depend on installation details. See technical data in Resources.

Trex avoids wood inserts, resists insects/rot, and publishes wind testing. Many PVC/vinyl systems don’t publish equivalent ratings. See Trex vs. Other Products and technical sheets in Resources.

Use the take-off tools and request support through Resources, and learn about the FDS partnership under Trex & FDS.

Higher up-front cost but reduced maintenance (no staining/painting, fewer repairs). See lifecycle considerations in Virtues & Benefits.

Lighter components and slope adaptability can reduce labor vs. masonry walls. See planning tools and comparisons in Trex vs. Other Products and Resources.

No rot/splinters, consistent look both sides, no painting or staining, and strong warranties. See comparative guidance in Trex vs. Other Products.

Low-maintenance, wood-like aesthetics, and robust wind guidance. Review comparisons in Trex vs. Other Products.

Backyards, pools, perimeters, ranch-style boundaries, commercial sites, and HOAs. Browse planning examples in Resources.

Install guides, shop drawings, technical data, warranty, LEED, and care/cleaning are in the Resources hub.

Trex contributes to LEED points and uses high recycled content. See sustainability and LEED info in Virtues & Benefits and the LEED docs in Resources.

Reclaimed wood (e.g., sawdust) and recycled plastic film (e.g., grocery bags, stretch wrap). See What is Trex?.

Material safety, weight, acoustics, ICC compliance, fire behavior, and wind guidance are summarized in the technical sheets under Resources.

Review warranty documents and the claims process in Resources.

Download drawings and use the planning/calculator tools from Resources.